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printf ("\nA :: for Addition"); printf("\ns :: for Subtraction"); printf("\nM : : for Multiplication"); printf ("\nD :: for Division"); printf("\n\nEnter the operation (A/S/M/D) : "); //Input your chosen operation scanf ("%c", &option); //input option switch (option) //based on option case 'A': printf("Enter two numbers: \n"); //input two numbers scanf ("&i%i", anuml, &num2); //scan the inputted two numbers printf("The result is: ši", (numl+num2)); //if option is A //prints addition result //exits or ends from switch block break; case 'S': printf ("Enter two numbers: \n"); //input two numbers scanf ("ši%i", &num1, anum2); //scan the inputted two numbers //if option is s //prints subtraction result //exits or ends from switch block printf("The result is: i", (numl-num2)); break; case 'M': printf("Enter two numbers: \n"); //input two numbers scanf ("%i%i", &numl, &num2); //scan the inputted two numbers //if option is M

printf ("\nA :: for Addition"); printf("\ns :: for Subtraction"); printf("\nM : : for Multiplication"); printf ("\nD :: for Division"); printf("\n\nEnter the operation (A/S/M/D) : "); //Input your chosen operation scanf ("%c", &option); //input option switch (option) //based on option case 'A': printf("Enter two numbers: \n"); //input two numbers scanf ("&i%i", anuml, &num2); //scan the inputted two numbers printf("The result is: ši", (numl+num2)); //if option is A //prints addition result //exits or ends from switch block break; case 'S': printf ("Enter two numbers: \n"); //input two numbers scanf ("ši%i", &num1, anum2); //scan the inputted two numbers //if option is s //prints subtraction result //exits or ends from switch block printf("The result is: i", (numl-num2)); break; case 'M': printf("Enter two numbers: \n"); //input two numbers scanf ("%i%i", &numl, &num2); //scan the inputted two numbers //if option is M

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good day Ma'am/Sir, We are having an oral tomorrow about this c programming codes seen on the picture I uploaded.. can I ask a favor to help me make a sentences on how I could read orally this codes to my instructor please. im just a 1st yr student and still learning...  no need to make another codes just the explanation of my code please... OR SHOULD I SAY THE LOGIC PLSSS.. kindly also include what does those int, float, % & means in C programming, or other words..thank you in advance

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case 'D': //if option is D printf ("Enter two numbers: \n"); //input two numbers scanf ("%i%i", &numl, &num2); printf ("The result is: %i",(num1/num2)); //scan the inputted two numbers //prints division result //exits or ends from switch block break: default: //if neither of A/S/M/D printf ("Invalid option") ; //prints message printf ("\n"); return 0;
Transcribed Image Text:case 'D': //if option is D printf ("Enter two numbers: \n"); //input two numbers scanf ("%i%i", &numl, &num2); printf ("The result is: %i",(num1/num2)); //scan the inputted two numbers //prints division result //exits or ends from switch block break: default: //if neither of A/S/M/D printf ("Invalid option") ; //prints message printf ("\n"); return 0;
/ *A program that will ask the user to input 2 integers and a character (A, S,M or D). If the user inputs 'A' for the character, add the 2 numbers, if 'S' subtract the 2 numbers, if 'M' multiply, and if 'D' divide the numbers. */ int main (void) //declare variables int numl, num2; char option; printf("Input your choice to make an operation\n"); printf("\nA :: for Addition"); printf ("\ns :: for Subtraction"); printf ("\nM :: for Multiplication"); printf("\nD :: for Division"); printf ("\n\nEnter the operation (A/s/M/D) : "); //Input your chosen operation scanf ("%c",&option); //input option switch (option) //based on option { case 'A': //if option is A printf ("Enter two numbers: \n"); //input two numbers scanf ("%i%i", &numl, &num2); printf ("The result is: %i", (numl+num2)); //scan the inputted two numbers //prints addition result //exits or ends from switch block break; case 'S': printf ("Enter two numbers: \n"); //input two numbers scanf ("%i%i", &numl, &num2); printf ("The result is: %i", (numl-num2)); //if option is S //scan the inputted two numbers //prints subtraction result //exits or ends from sSwitch block break; //if option is M case 'M': printf ("Enter two numbers: \n"); //input two numbers scanf ("%i%i", &numl, &num2); printf ("The result is: %i", (numl*num2)); //scan the inputted two numbers //prints multiplication result //exits or ends from switch block break;
Transcribed Image Text:/ *A program that will ask the user to input 2 integers and a character (A, S,M or D). If the user inputs 'A' for the character, add the 2 numbers, if 'S' subtract the 2 numbers, if 'M' multiply, and if 'D' divide the numbers. */ int main (void) //declare variables int numl, num2; char option; printf("Input your choice to make an operation\n"); printf("\nA :: for Addition"); printf ("\ns :: for Subtraction"); printf ("\nM :: for Multiplication"); printf("\nD :: for Division"); printf ("\n\nEnter the operation (A/s/M/D) : "); //Input your chosen operation scanf ("%c",&option); //input option switch (option) //based on option { case 'A': //if option is A printf ("Enter two numbers: \n"); //input two numbers scanf ("%i%i", &numl, &num2); printf ("The result is: %i", (numl+num2)); //scan the inputted two numbers //prints addition result //exits or ends from switch block break; case 'S': printf ("Enter two numbers: \n"); //input two numbers scanf ("%i%i", &numl, &num2); printf ("The result is: %i", (numl-num2)); //if option is S //scan the inputted two numbers //prints subtraction result //exits or ends from sSwitch block break; //if option is M case 'M': printf ("Enter two numbers: \n"); //input two numbers scanf ("%i%i", &numl, &num2); printf ("The result is: %i", (numl*num2)); //scan the inputted two numbers //prints multiplication result //exits or ends from switch block break;
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