002:Book 1,Chapter 1,Program 2

Problem Statement:

1.2 Modify program 1.1 to provide border lines to the address

Solution:

This is just an extension of the previous program. It's a gimmick basically. All it teaches is to visualise the printf lines inside the " ".Because barring the \n - carriage return or newline, the content appears as such in the output.

Program:

/*Program 1.1.2 */

#include stdio.h

/*This is a header file.*/

#include conio.h

/*This is another header file that we require for using getch()*/

int main()

{

printf(" -----------------------");

printf("\n XYZ, ");

printf("\n 10, Downing Street, ");

printf("\n London, 123456 ");

printf("\n -----------------------");

getch();

return 0;

}

Output:

----------------------

XYZ,

10, Downing Street,

London, 123456

----------------------

Description:

You can achieve the same using a single printf statement too. But that's just left to the choice of the programmer. I have used multiple printf statements because it aids the presentation and you can visualise how the output will actually look.

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stdio.h

conio.h

getch()

/* */-Comment Lines

/n - Carriage Return