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Structured programming Journal programs

All C programs relevant to Semester I Journal

Don't rely solely on this repository and check each program before writing

Table of Contents

1. Gross salary
2. Grades
3. Armstrong number
4. Power operations
5. Pascal triangle
6. Sine series
7. Matrix operations
8. String Operations
9. Fibonacci Series
10. Search
11. Employee Structure
12. Swap Numbers
    

How to Compile

1. Using TurboC

Turbo C is a discontinued integrated development environment and compiler for the C programming language, and its offical website is unknown

2. Online Compilers

There are many free online sites that can be used to compile C programs like gdb compiler and programiz

3. Linux OS [Ubuntu]

gcc compiler can compile and run C files, here are the steps

1. Open the terminal

2. cd Desktop/ - change working directory

3. touch hello.c - create a file named 'hello.c' on desktop

4. Edit the hello.c file

5. gcc hello.c -o out - compile the 'hello.c' file in out [add -lm after in case <math.h> is used]

6. ./out - run c file

Note: Everytime the .c File is edited and saved it needs to be recompiled.

4. VS Code [Recommended]

• VS code is an IDE which can compile C with CodeRunner Extension
• Install VS code - https://code.visualstudio.com/download
• [Linux/mac] Install code runner Extension after installing VS code from here
• If you are on windows refer to this tutorial