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  CS316-Exam2.pdf

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  CS 316 Exam 2 Spring, 2008 Name: This is a take home exam. Each student should do their own work on all of these problems. Unlike a homework assignment, you should not discuss your ideas on these problems with other students in the class. You can eit
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  CS316Exam2.pdf

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  CS 316 Exam 2 Spring, 2003 Name: Problem 1: (10 pts.) What do the following three loops compute? int i = 0; while (a[i+] != 0); and int i; for (i = 0; a[i] != 0; i+); and for (int i = 0; a[i] != 0; i+); Are the three loops equivalent? That is, can
   
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  lcclnk-Documentation.txt

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  From \"LCC-Win32 User\'s Manual\", pages 55-58, by Jacob Navia. The Linker The general format of a link command line is as follows: lcclnk [options] object-files library-files The linker will default to the following import libraries: LIBC.LIB
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  C-Startup-Code.txt

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  From \"LCC-Win32 Technical Reference\", page 41, by Jacob Navia. Writing the startup code When you click in a program icon, or just type the name of a program at the command line, you invoke implicitly a program that is one of the basic pieces of an