#5. The below perfectly valid C program was written without much attention paid to its format....

 

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#5. The below perfectly valid C program was written without much attention paid to its format. As you will observe, the program is not very readable. (And believe it or not, it is even possible to make this program significantly more unreadable!) Using the programs presented in this chapter as examples, reformat the program so that it is more readable. Then type the program into the computer and run it. #include <stdio.h> int main(void) { int n, two_to_the_n; printf("TABLE OF POWERS OF TWO\n\n"); 2 to the n\n"); printf(" n printf("--- two_to_the_n=1; for (n=0; n<=10; ++) { printf("821 return 0; } \n"); i\n", n, two_to_the_n); two_to_the_n*=2; } #5. The below perfectly valid C program was written without much attention paid to its format. As you will observe, the program is not very readable. (And believe it or not, it is even possible to make this program significantly more unreadable!) Using the programs presented in this chapter as examples, reformat the program so that it is more readable. Then type the program into the computer and run it. #include <stdio.h> int main(void) { int n, two_to_the_n; printf("TABLE OF POWERS OF TWO\n\n"); 2 to the n\n"); printf(" n printf("--- two_to_the_n=1; for (n=0; n<=10; ++) { printf("821 return 0; } \n"); i\n", n, two_to_the_n); two_to_the_n*=2; }

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