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program that converts an inputted fraction in the form of
- 1/2 - into it's decimal representation. For example entering
- 3/4 - will return - 0.75
This code shows the functions scanf() and printf() in action.
Also shows casting in action, although a simple example. |
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This
program calculates a workers wages and overtime for a given
week worked. It requests various input form the user then
displays the workers wages. The overtime is calculated at
1.25 times the hourly rate.
A simple program showing some of C's arithmetic operators
in action. Also shows the functions scanf() and printf() again.
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This
program calculates a workers wages and overtime for a given
week worked it extends the previous overtime.c code by deducting
tax and national insurance from the workers wage. The tax
and national insurance calculation is in a basic form and
is only used to demonstrate the principle behind such a calculation.
A simple program showing some of C's arithmetic operators
in action and the use of Constants by using the #define preprocessor.
Also shows the functions scanf() and printf(). |
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This
program will calculate the day-of-the-week for a specified
date between the following dates 01:01:1800 - 31:12:1999 (Y2K
BUG :-)). It demonstrates various c programming constructs
- the - if, else - selection construct and also the - switch,
case - selection construct.
Again it uses the very popular printf() and scanf() functions
for displaying and retrieving information respectively.
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program lets you play that well know game of hangman. Firstly
a player enters a word to be guessed, another player now has
to guess this word one letter at a time. The other player
is allowed 10 incorrect guesses after which time the word
is revealed to them. The most popular bit of code ... must
be set as home work a lot =)) |
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Find
the Hurkle is a game where the computer generated two random
numbers, these are the coordinates where the Hurkle is hiding.
The player has 10 attempts at finding the Hurkle. At every
incorrect guess the player is informed if their guess was
too high or too low. |
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program determines the number of each monetary denomination
that would need to put in an employee's wage packet. The employee's
wage is input by the user, if the user enters 0 the program
will terminate. |
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This
program computes the driving time for a given distance and
speed input by the user. (Miles and mph) |
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this is just a quick program I wrote for where I work. Actually
this was one of my very first c programs. Found it on a dusty
old floppy the other day so I decided to have a go at tweaking
it. Now incorporates structures and pointers etc... Take a
look if you got nothing better to do =)) |
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Program
that takes the contents of an amend file and updates a stock
file. Any stock quantity that falls either above or below
a certain limit is also added to a query file. Demonstrates
text file access, and sequential file access. |
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a modulus 11 check digit check, either a 5 or 6 digit value.
The 5 digit weighting value = 5432 and the 6 digit = 65432.
A check digit of X is used to represent a subtraction of zero,
and 0 is used to represent a subtraction of 1. |
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Will
recursively display the contents of a given directory (and
every dir in that directory etc...). This is a Linux only
program, so do not try executing it on a Win box. Displays
what kind of file the displayed file is (reg file, exe, block,
char ...). |
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MORE
C CODE AVAILABLE
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| Checks
to see if the given file exists and that it can be opened
for write access and read access. Does not read or write to
the file, just displays on screen if successful or not. This
code is once again for Linux only. |
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There
is more c code located in the portfolio
section of this site, and also on zenithpaints.co.uk,
where my full code and documentation is hosted for the C&G
424 and 425 projects. |
