Topics Covered:

• Introduction:
  • My Name, Email Address, Office Hours & Rm., Discussion Section Webpage
  • Answer any general Unix or UMBC-specific questions
  • Time and Place for the extra lab sessions for an Introduction to the C Compiler
  • NOTE: All handouts and examples used in class will be posted on my webpage. The notes which may or may not accompany them are used by me to deliver the lecture. Some examples may not be explained, so these pages are NOT meant to replace the Discussion Sections.
  • Examples will usually be posted by 8am before the Tuesday section meets. Check the page!
• Handout with Exaples of C Programming Structures which cover:
  • Simple Program to build from
  • Examples Doing Error Checking Using:
    • if statement
    • if/else statment
    • while loop
    • do/while loop
  • Sentinel Example
  • switch Statement
  • for Loops (single and nested)
  • Sample Runs from each
• Example 1: convert.c
• Example 2: convert2.c
• Example 3: convert3.c
• Example 4: convert4.c
• Example 5: convert5.c
• Example 6: convert6.c
• Example 7: convert7.c & convert7run
• Example 8: forloops.c & forloopsrun
• Any Questions???
• Additional Notes about the examples:
  • Versatility of printf()
  • scanf(), its Issues, and cs201 project I/O assumptions
  • Possible Improvements to the Examples presented
• DeMorgan's Laws
• Any Questions???
• In Conclusion:
  • Re-mention extra lab sessions this week and next
  • Examples will be posted to the web
  • Try some of the DeMorgan's Law problems from the textbook
  • Examples for next week's discussion should be posted by 8am Tuesday 26 Sept.
• See you next week!