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In Question 2, "after each square print an empty line". what do you mean?? | |
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Each square should start in a new line. (no empty lines between squares). but, after the last square a new line should be printed. that means, the output should end with an empty line. |
In Question 2: "you are allowed to use loops just for reading numbers", can we use loops to read chars as well? | |
| Yes. |
In Question 2: Can I use a loop to print the whole square? | |
| No. |
In Question 3: Can I define new methods? or use #define? | |
| Yes. |
In Question 3: Can I change the given code or method declaration? | |
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No. Update: see the question about memory allocation. You should change main so that you treat memory allocation correctly.Otherwise, you cannot change the given method (function) declaration. |
In Question 2, my program does not pass the self-check website tests - the site produces no output when I try to check it | |
Many of you use scanf("%c") (without white space before %c) or getchar() to read a character from the input, and then check whether it is a white space or a new line by comparing it to ' ' or '\n'.In order to overcome this problem, use scanf(" %c") (with white space before %c), to ignore white spaces in the input - see an explanation in Tutorial 4.
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You should change the main to make sure you treat memory allocation correctly. That is, add malloc success check, and free the allocated memory at the end of the program.
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