Programming in C
4th Edition
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Author: Stephen G. Kochan
Publisher: Addison-Wesley
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Chapter 5, Problem 4E
Write a
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The following operators should be recognized by the program:
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The S operator tells the program to set the “accumulator” to the typed-in number. The E operator tells the program that execution is to end. The arithmetic operations are performed on the contents of the accumulator with the number that was keyed in acting as the second operand. The following is a “sample run” showing how the program should operate:
B
10 S
=
2 /
55 –
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100.25 S
=
4 *
=
0 E
=
E
Make certain that the program detects division by zero and also checks for unknown operators.
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Homework 3:
Write a program to calculate two real numbers. The operation you are going to used are "add,
subtract, multiple and division" and it is going to be optional to calculate the two numbers
separately at each time you are going to execute the program.
After you execute the program separately at each time your run the program the output look like
below:
Enter
Enter
+ to add between two nunbers
- to subtract betveen tuo nunbers
to nultiply between tvo nunbers
to divide betueen tuo nunbers
Enter
Enter
Enter the o peration :+
Enter the ist nunber :2.3
Enter the 2nd nunber :5.6
The result is 7.980
Press any key to continue. . .-
OR
to add betueen two nunbers
to subtract between two nunbers
* to nultiply betveen two nunbers
/ to divide between two nunbers
Enter
Enter
Enter
Enter
Enter the operation :-
Enter the 1st nunber :2.3
Enter the 2nd nunber :5.6
The result is -3.300
Press any key to continue
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