Nested Loops

[tricubix]

Hi friends, newbie here, appreciate your help to convert this program into C languages. I'm really-really beginner into C world

[CODE=cpp]#include <iostream.h>

#define MAX 10


int main()
{
int number, line, column;

for( line = 1; line <= MAX; line++ )
{
for( column = MAX; column >= line; column-- )
cout << ' ';

for( column = line; column < 2*line; column++ )
{
number = column % 10;
cout << number;
}

for( column = 2*(line-1); column >= line; column-- )
{
number = column % 10;
cout << number;
}
cout << endl;
}
}[/CODE]

it's a nested loops that can generate a pyramids of no 1-10
so..i just need your help to convert it into C language

TQ in advanced

[Savage]

Hi friends, newbie here, appreciate your help to convert this program into C languages. I'm really-really beginner into C world

#include <iostream.h>

#define MAX 10


int main()
{
int number, line, column;

for( line = 1; line <= MAX; line++ )
{
for( column = MAX; column >= line; column-- )
cout << ' ';

for( column = line; column < 2*line; column++ )
{
number = column % 10;
cout << number;
}

for( column = 2*(line-1); column >= line; column-- )
{
number = column % 10;
cout << number;
}
cout << endl;
}
}

it's a nested loops that can generate a pyramids of no 1-10
so..i just need your help to convert it into C language

TQ in advanced

All,you need to do is to use printf instead of cout and instead of endl manipulator you use "\n"

Savage

[tricubix]

All,you need to do is to use printf instead of cout and instead of endl manipulator you use "\n"

Savage

hi savage, thanks for the reply.

Ok, for now if i use printf, what i need to put in the printf command?? is that number, line or column?

[Ganon11]

In order to convert the statement:

[CODE=cpp]cout << "The value of myIntVar is " << myIntVar << endl;[/CODE]

you would use this statement:

[CODE=c]printf("The value of myIntVar is %d \n", myIntVar);[/CODE]

Any string you output is just copied into the first argument. If you need to output a variable, you use one of the format specifiers (I don't know the whole list, but I know the specifier for ints is %d) in the place in the string where you'd like it to be displayed. Every time you add a specifier, you need to add the variable you wish to display as an argument after the string. In order to print endl, you add '\n' to the appropriate place in the string.