Programming in C : Lesson 2

Its a very simple program that prints exchange rates for dollar and rupee, for different denominations,
its just a table a simple table. The first column lists the denomination of the dollar and the 2nd column
list the corresponding denomination of the rupee.

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[typo46]

does anyone know where i can download a version of the C writing program that this guy is using.

It would really be appreciated :)

[hhemanth]

I just use notepad and gcc on cygwin.

cygwin is free to download and use, And notepad is on ur windows!.

Later I started using Textpad trial version

[hetamalo]

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OKAY! lol

[ras3eta]

Fag



[0121ryanh117]

Should be a compilation error. I dont know what C standard his compiler is using.....

[urduworld110mb]

@mattfamilyguy i think he is asking about c compiler i too want to know what he is using, because i think from note pad we cant make its exe file and we cant compile

[yungsouljha]

that's true.....and his printf("Dollar\tRupees\n") is missing a semicolon which would give you a syntax error if you were running it on visual studio!!!!!!!!

[fippan89]

ok?

[1ProHacker]

he prepared it before

[talleyho12]

please fix audio

[mattfamilyguy]

What do you mean what C program?

[jackeyfung]

in your program, the line printf("Exchange Rate :: 1Dollar = 42.3 Rupees\n");

there's no space between 1 and Dollar

why does it have a space when you run it?