CSC$292$ UNIX & C Programming

Chapter $2$ Assignment

ALL CSC$-292$ PROGRAMS MUST BE DONE IN UNIX USING vi EDITOR

Type the program dollarConversion. c on page $34$ #$7($We went over this in the class$).$ This program will teach you the basic c program structure. Save the file as dollarConversionFirstinitialLastname.c

Now you need to do one by yourself $-$ write the program #$8$ on page $35$ and run it$.$

The current balance after each payment is calculated as the following:

interestThisMonth $=$ currentLoanBalance $***0\mathrm{.}06$;

principlePaidThisMonth $=386\mathrm{.}66-$ interestThisMonth

$($where $386\mathrm{.}66$ should be the variable that holds the amount from user input$)$

currentLoanBalance $-=$ principlePaidThisMonth

Please repeat this $3$ times by hand to see if you can get the correct numbers as shown in the book before code in the program. Save the file as paymentFirstinitialLastname.c

Write the following $C$ program:

celsius$2$fahrenheit should print a conversion table from Celsius to Fahrenheit, from $0$ to $+100$ degrees

Celsius, in steps of $5$ degrees. Save the file as celsius$2$FahrenheitaFirstinitialLastnam. c Sample output:

$\backslash$table$[[$Celsius$,$Fahrenheit$],[-----,32],[5,41],[10,50],[15,59],[20,68],[25,77],[30,86],[35,95],[40,104],[45,113],[50,122],[55,131],[60,140],[65,149],[70,158],[75,167],[80,176],[85,185],[90,194],[95,203],[100,212]]$

Hint: This program should be written exactly as the way it is written in C$++$ except the Input$/$Output part. You will need to use a for loop to accomplish this. Remember the control variable in the "for" statement must be declared before the for loop.