This collection of C programs covers various topics, including variables, if-else statements, and loops. Each program serves as a small exercise to help you improve your C programming skills. Let's take a look at the completed tasks and their titles:
Task 0: 0-positive_or_negative.c
📝 Check if a Number is Positive or Negative
This program assigns a random number to the variable n each time it is executed and prints whether the number stored in n is positive, negative, or zero. 🚀🔢🤔
Task 1: 1-last_digit.c
📝 Print the Last Digit of a Number
This program assigns a random number to the variable n each time it is executed and prints the last digit of the number stored in n. 🚀🔢👌
Task 2: 2-print_alphabet.c
📝 Print the Alphabet in Lowercase
This program prints the lowercase alphabet in a single line, followed by a new line, using only the putchar function. 🚀🔠📄
Task 3: 3-print_alphabets.c
📝 Print Lowercase and Uppercase Alphabets
This program prints the lowercase alphabet followed by the uppercase alphabet, all in a single line and separated by a new line, using only the putchar function. 🚀🔠🆙
Task 4: 4-print_alphabt.c
📝 Print Alphabet Without 'q' and 'e'
This program prints the lowercase alphabet, excluding the letters 'q' and 'e', followed by a new line, using only the putchar function. 🚀🔠❌
Task 5: 5-print_numbers.c
📝 Print Single-Digit Numbers
This program prints all single-digit numbers in base 10 (from 0 to 9) in a single line, followed by a new line. 🚀🔢0️⃣9️⃣
Task 6: 6-print_numberz.c
📝 Print Single-Digit Numbers (No Char Variables)
This program prints all single-digit numbers in base 10 (from 0 to 9) in a single line, followed by a new line, without using character variables. 🚀🔢0️⃣9️⃣
Task 7: 7-print_tebahpla.c
📝 Print Alphabet in Reverse
This program prints the lowercase alphabet in reverse order, followed by a new line, using only the putchar function. 🚀🔠🔄
Task 8: 8-print_base16.c
📝 Print Hexadecimal Numbers (Lowercase)
This program prints all numbers of base 16 (hexadecimal) in lowercase, followed by a new line, using only the putchar function. 🚀🔢🔡
Task 9: 9-print_comb.c
📝 Print Combinations of Single-Digit Numbers
This program prints all possible combinations of single-digit numbers, separated by a comma and a space, in ascending order. 🚀🔢
Task 10: 100-print_comb3.c
📝 Print Combinations of Two Different Single-Digit Numbers
This program prints all possible combinations of two different single-digit numbers, separated by a comma and a space, in ascending order. 🚀🔢
Task 11: 101-print_comb4.c
📝 Print Combinations of Three Different Single-Digit Numbers
This program prints all possible combinations of three different single-digit numbers, separated by a comma and a space, in ascending order. 🚀🔢
Task 12: 102-print_comb5.c
📝 Print Combinations of Two Two-Digit Numbers
This program prints all possible combinations of two two-digit numbers, separated by a space and a comma, in ascending order. 🚀🔢
For detailed explanations of each step and the commands used, you can refer to the commit descriptions in the directory's commit history. Each commit message contains a clear description of the actions taken, including the relevant commands used in the terminal.
Feel free to explore and use these programs as a resource to enhance your C programming skills. Happy coding! 😊👩💻👨💻