C Primer Plus - Chapter 4 - Task 6 (string output)












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Write a Program that requests the user's first name and then the user's last name. Have it print the entered names on one line and the number of letters in each name on the following line. Align each letter count with the end of the corresponding name, as in the following:



Klaus Dieter
5 6


My Try



#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

void printWhitespace(int times) {
for (int i = 0; i < times; i++) {
printf(" ");
}
}

int main(void) {
// get names
printf("first name: ");
char firstName[20];
scanf("%s", &firstName);
printf("last name: ");
char lastName[20];
scanf("%s", &lastName);

// display names
printf("%s %sn", firstName, lastName);

// display number of characters under last character of names
int numOfWhitespace = strlen(firstName) - 1;
printWhitespace(numOfWhitespace);
printf("%d ", strlen(firstName));

numOfWhitespace = strlen(lastName) - 1;
printWhitespace(numOfWhitespace);
printf("%dn", strlen(lastName));
}


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    Write a Program that requests the user's first name and then the user's last name. Have it print the entered names on one line and the number of letters in each name on the following line. Align each letter count with the end of the corresponding name, as in the following:



    Klaus Dieter
    5 6


    My Try



    #include <stdio.h>
    #include <string.h>

    void printWhitespace(int times) {
    for (int i = 0; i < times; i++) {
    printf(" ");
    }
    }

    int main(void) {
    // get names
    printf("first name: ");
    char firstName[20];
    scanf("%s", &firstName);
    printf("last name: ");
    char lastName[20];
    scanf("%s", &lastName);

    // display names
    printf("%s %sn", firstName, lastName);

    // display number of characters under last character of names
    int numOfWhitespace = strlen(firstName) - 1;
    printWhitespace(numOfWhitespace);
    printf("%d ", strlen(firstName));

    numOfWhitespace = strlen(lastName) - 1;
    printWhitespace(numOfWhitespace);
    printf("%dn", strlen(lastName));
    }


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      Write a Program that requests the user's first name and then the user's last name. Have it print the entered names on one line and the number of letters in each name on the following line. Align each letter count with the end of the corresponding name, as in the following:



      Klaus Dieter
      5 6


      My Try



      #include <stdio.h>
      #include <string.h>

      void printWhitespace(int times) {
      for (int i = 0; i < times; i++) {
      printf(" ");
      }
      }

      int main(void) {
      // get names
      printf("first name: ");
      char firstName[20];
      scanf("%s", &firstName);
      printf("last name: ");
      char lastName[20];
      scanf("%s", &lastName);

      // display names
      printf("%s %sn", firstName, lastName);

      // display number of characters under last character of names
      int numOfWhitespace = strlen(firstName) - 1;
      printWhitespace(numOfWhitespace);
      printf("%d ", strlen(firstName));

      numOfWhitespace = strlen(lastName) - 1;
      printWhitespace(numOfWhitespace);
      printf("%dn", strlen(lastName));
      }


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      Write a Program that requests the user's first name and then the user's last name. Have it print the entered names on one line and the number of letters in each name on the following line. Align each letter count with the end of the corresponding name, as in the following:



      Klaus Dieter
      5 6


      My Try



      #include <stdio.h>
      #include <string.h>

      void printWhitespace(int times) {
      for (int i = 0; i < times; i++) {
      printf(" ");
      }
      }

      int main(void) {
      // get names
      printf("first name: ");
      char firstName[20];
      scanf("%s", &firstName);
      printf("last name: ");
      char lastName[20];
      scanf("%s", &lastName);

      // display names
      printf("%s %sn", firstName, lastName);

      // display number of characters under last character of names
      int numOfWhitespace = strlen(firstName) - 1;
      printWhitespace(numOfWhitespace);
      printf("%d ", strlen(firstName));

      numOfWhitespace = strlen(lastName) - 1;
      printWhitespace(numOfWhitespace);
      printf("%dn", strlen(lastName));
      }


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