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Software Engineering 265 Week 03

it talks about c language arrays and points which was taught in software development methods course in fall 2014 at uvic

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Software Engineering 265 Week 03

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Software Engineering 265

Week 03

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Announcements
Attendance (attend_and_reference.html)
The"assignment"due"date"is"postponed"to"
Saturday"September"27"at"midnight"

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This Week
Programming in C!

C shell quick exercise


C Pointers
Arrays and Arrays of char.
Touch on sizeof() and malloc

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C: Introduction
Make a folder in your work space.
Write and compile a C shell program:
#include <stdio.h> // Add the std i/o library for reference
// says it will return an integer the int in front of main
int main() {
/*
Multi-line comment
*/
int a = 1;
printf(This is a number: %2d\n, a);
return(0); // note how it returns an integer!
}

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C: Compiling Options
To compile your source code you need to use gcc
<progname.c>

On Unix gcc produces an output file called a.out


(This is the binary)
Use the flag o <filename> to specify an
output name other than a.out:
Ex: gcc hello.c -o hello

Turn on warnings:
gcc Wall <progname.c>

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C: Hello World!
Now you need to run your code!

To run your code, you need to call the


binary you created

You do this by using the ./ command

./hello
or ./a.out

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C: Extra Notes
Strings in C are arrays of characters
Arrays are just indexed groups of things:

Index: 0 1 2 3 4 5
Data: H" e" l" l" o" \0"

If you do not specify a size of the string like


char c[6];
you will not get the end of string character \0.
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More examples
Copy the c programs from this weeks folder into
your work space.

We will open, examine and modify each of the


programs.

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