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Course: ECE 1620, Spring 2008
School: Villanova
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<stdio.h> #include int main(void) { /* Declare and initialize variables. */ int ch='a'; int i=97; ch += 2; i +=2; /* Print both values as characters. */ printf("value of ch: %c; value of i: %c \n",ch,i); Print /* both values as integers. */ printf("value of ch: %i; value of i: %i \n",ch,i); /* Exit program. return 0; */ }...

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<stdio.h> #include int main(void) { /* Declare and initialize variables. */ int ch='a'; int i=97; ch += 2; i +=2; /* Print both values as characters. */ printf("value of ch: %c; value of i: %c \n",ch,i); Print /* both values as integers. */ printf("value of ch: %i; value of i: %i \n",ch,i); /* Exit program. return 0; */ } /*------------------------------------------------------------*/
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