CSE294A
Introduction to C Programming for Engineers
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Jeffrey Miller, Ph.D.
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C Programming for Engineers: Repetition Statements and Finding Average, Study notes of Engineering
The use of repetition statements in c programming, specifically the while statement, and provides an example of a program that outputs the square of a number repeatedly until it reaches 1024. Additionally, it explains how to write a program to find the average of a given number of user-inputted numbers.
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CSE294A
Introduction to C Programming for Engineers
Lecture
Jeffrey Miller, Ph.D.
Repetition Statements
Repetition statements allow you to specify that an action isto be repeated while some condition remains true
The while statement is one type of repetition statement int product = 2; while (product <= 1000) { product = 2 * product; printf (“%d\n”, product); } printf (“%d\n”, product); - What does this program output?
Finding the Average
Write a program to find the average of 10 numbers that areentered by the user
Then modify the program to find the average of as manynumbers as the user wants. In other words, ask the user forhow many numbers he would like to find the average?