The first exercise in a C programming course. The exercise involves arrays, matrix and pointers.
There are three different tasks in this exercise. The main program will display a start menu that allows the user to select a task or exit.
Enter your choice of exe
- Check Numbers
- Tickets
- Sudoku
- -1 to exit
The purpose of the task is to test an array of positive numbers. The tests:
- Are all numbers in the required range, maximum and given minimum.
- Count the number of numbers in the array that are single-digit, double-digit and triple-digit. Only the numbers in the required range should be counted.
example:
min = 0, max = 200
The output should be: All numbers are OK! 4 -> 1-digit numbers, 4 -> 2-digit numbers, 2 -> 3-digit numbers.
The program captures pairs of numbers, the first is a number between 1 and 7 that indicates a day, and the second that indicates the number of tickets ordered that day. The program continues to pick up pairs of numbers until the number indicating a day is 0. Of course, one should check if the numbers caught are within a valid range and ignore them if they are. The program will print:
- What is the day to which the most tickets were invited, and how many were they.
- What is the day to which the least tickets were invited, and how many were they.
The program checks the correctness of the Sudoku crossword puzzle board. The matrix will represent the sudoku board. The size of the board is NxN, and square root of N is an integet.
The program's steps:
- Receive from the user the correct board size for sudoku.
- Initialize the matrix while receiving data from the user.
- Show the matrix.
- Write a function that accepts the board and returns whether the board is OK.
Enter -1 in the start menu will end thew program.
This project runing on Ubuntu environment(linux) or visual studio.