Introduction: C PROGRAMMING FOR BEGINNERS: Using Printf Statement and Compiling GCC
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1. Type in the following codes for displaying message using printf statements:
#include <stdio.h>
{
printf("Your Message Here!\n");
system("pause");
return 0;
}
NOTE:
" Among the lines in the program, only one -- the one that starts with "printf" does the work that produces the output. The other lines provide "house-keeping chores" common to C program. "
In compiling with GCC:
Type in the Command Prompt: gcc -pedantic filename.c -o filename.exe
filename.c refers to the saved C file. -o means output file and it specifies the name of the output. filename.exe refers to name of your
executable file.
(Watch video for more information)
1. Type in the following codes for displaying message using printf statements:
#include <stdio.h>
{
printf("Your Message Here!\n");
system("pause");
return 0;
}
NOTE:
" Among the lines in the program, only one -- the one that starts with "printf" does the work that produces the output. The other lines provide "house-keeping chores" common to C program. "
In compiling with GCC:
Type in the Command Prompt: gcc -pedantic filename.c -o filename.exe
filename.c refers to the saved C file. -o means output file and it specifies the name of the output. filename.exe refers to name of your
executable file.
