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This document provides instructions for an introduction to C language experiment. It includes 4 program codes that demonstrate printing messages to the screen. Program Code 1 prints "Hello World" but the output disappears quickly. Program Code 2 adds getch() to prevent this. Program Code 3 adds clrscr() to clear the screen between runs. Program Code 4 demonstrates printing on multiple lines using \n. The objective is to get familiar with the C language and writing programs that display output. Students are assigned homework to write a program displaying their name, ID, department, and university.

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CSE Exp-1

This document provides instructions for an introduction to C language experiment. It includes 4 program codes that demonstrate printing messages to the screen. Program Code 1 prints "Hello World" but the output disappears quickly. Program Code 2 adds getch() to prevent this. Program Code 3 adds clrscr() to clear the screen between runs. Program Code 4 demonstrates printing on multiple lines using \n. The objective is to get familiar with the C language and writing programs that display output. Students are assigned homework to write a program displaying their name, ID, department, and university.

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Computer Basics & Programming Sessional

Dept. of ETE, CUET

CHITTAGONG UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY


DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
CHITTAGONG-4349, BANGLADESH.
COURSE NO.: CSE 182

Experiment No. 1
INTRODUCTIONTION TO C LANGUAGE

PRELAB WORK:
Read this laboratory manual carefully before
laboratory class, so that you know what is required.
Try to follow the lecture notes of CSE 181.
DONT copy others blindly!!!
Submit your lab report before the roll call.

coming

to

the

OBJECTIVE:
a) To get familiar with C Language.
b) To write down C program to print messages on output screen.
FOR OBJECTIVE-(a)

Run TC.exe from C:\TC\BIN


Click on File
Click on New
Click on File
Click on Save as
In the Save file as dialogue box give a name according to following format:
ex1_rollno
For example if your roll no is 001 then give file name as:
ex1_001
Click on OK
Write down the code exactly (while you write frequently save the file by clicking File,
then clicking Save. OTHERWISE YOUR WRITING WILL BE LOST IN CASE OF
POWER FAILURE)

Prepared by Dr. Md. Azad Hossain & Piyas Chowdhury


Supervised by Dr. Quazi Delwar Hossain

Computer Basics & Programming Sessional

Dept. of ETE, CUET

Program Code 1
/* Writing a Message */
#include<stdio.h>
main( )
{
printf(Hello World);
}

After finishing the code click on Compile menu, then click on Compile.
If any is shown correct it.
Repeat above two step until Compile shows Success.
Then click on Run menu, then click on Run.

FOR OBJECTIVE-(b)

For Program Code 1, the output screen will be shown for few microseconds and will also
be shown a warning. To avoid this problems the following Program Code should be
followed:

Program Code 2
/* Writing a Message */
#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
void main( )
{
printf(Hello World);
getch( );
}

After execution Program Code 2, the output will remain in output screen. Therefore,
when we again execute the program, the output of previous execution will also be shown.
To avoid this problem, we have to follow the following program code.

Program Code 3
/* Writing a Message */
#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
void main( )
{
clrscr( );
printf(Hello World);
Prepared by Dr. Md. Azad Hossain & Piyas Chowdhury
Supervised by Dr. Quazi Delwar Hossain

Computer Basics & Programming Sessional

Dept. of ETE, CUET

getch( );
}

To write down messages in different lines we have to follow the following program code.

Program Code 4
/* Writing a Message */
#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
void main( )
{
clrscr( );
printf(This is first statement.\n);
printf(This is second statement.);
getch( );
}
HOME TASK:
1. Write a C program to show your name, ID no., department and university on output
screen as following format:
Name:
ID no.:
Department:
University:

Prepared by Dr. Md. Azad Hossain & Piyas Chowdhury


Supervised by Dr. Quazi Delwar Hossain

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