1. The Development Environment and Your First C Program
Programming
The Development Environment and Your First C Program

2. Administration Teaching assistant: Yehudit Meir-Hasson
Office hours: Tuesday, 14:00-15:00, Shrayber Building, floor -1, room מ19, scheduled via .

3. Web Site – Moodle
Contact information
Announcements
All relevant material (homework, solutions, code examples, slides, etc…)
Homework submission, grades
Q&A

4. Grades
Assignments: 20%
Exam: 80%

5. Homework 6-8 homework assignments Programming assignment
Each assignment is due in one week
20% of final grade
Computer lab 06, open: 8:00 – 20:00, use /disk-on-key

6. Submission Guidelines
Submission in singles!
Submission of C source code via course moodle site
Extensions
Should work on Microsoft Dev Studio
No cheating!
Pay careful attention to the guidelines: submission_guidelines.pdf

7. Submitted File Names
The names of your submitted code files must begin with your full ID Number, all 9 digits !
Follow this example:
_a1_q1.c
From left to right:
9 digits ID + _assignment + _question

8. Using Microsoft Visual Studio
At home: Using_Visual_C++_Express_Edition.pdf
At the labs: Visual_C++_6.0.pdf

9. (Free) Visual Studio Express
Free work environment
Can be used from home
Download and usage details can be found here

10. A Simple Example
/* This program prints a student’s name on the screen in two lines. */
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
printf(“Itzik\nCohen\n”);
return 0; }

11. Printing… In general we print with printf: Special characters:
printf (“%d”,7);
Special characters:
\n: prints new line (printf (“end\n”);)
\t: prints tab (printf(“Itsik\tCohen\n”;)
\\: prints ‘\’ (printf(“Now\\Tomorrow\n”);
\”: prints ‘ “ ‘ (printf(“He said \”No!\”\n”);

12. Home Work #0 (in class) Download hw0 from the moodle site Solve it
Submit c files to the moodle site