USING C LANGUAGE

1. Create a chess board printout two ways. First, use a single array then modify program to use 2d arrays. Each section of code should start with a header along the lines of part 1 1d array and part 2 2d array. A chess board consists of 64 (8x8) squares alternating black and white. This may be represented using characters b and w. Additionally, a chess board also uses coordinates so that moves may be logged. This means that the grid will go from 1A to 8H across the diagonal. 1A is b that will border along 2 edges. Print out the final result.

2. Populate a 2d array with your name and proceed to shift the values in the array one letter at a time so that a character of your name will always take up an array index. You may keep or omit spaces. For a name that is 10 characters long, there will be 10 iterations. Print each iteration along with the shift count. The array to display will be size 10x10.

3. Repeat problem 2 except there will be differences in how the array is populated.

a. First, the array will be filled right to left, bottom to top.

b. The array will be filled going top down, left to right.

c. Create a spiral design populating the array from center going clockwise out.

Print a description before each different array population method is printed out. The array to display will be size 10x10.