Written in C - Create a character variable named cat. - Create an integer variable named dog. - Create a float variable name mouse. - Prompt the user to enter a letter in lower case. - Store the user input in cat. - Output a formatted statement containing the character and its ASCII value. - Output a formatted statement containing the character in upper case and its corresponding ASCII value, on a separate line. - Prompt the user to enter a number with no decimals. - Store the number in dog. - Output the value stored in dog in a formatted statement between two % signs and an output field width of 10 that is right justified. (to output a % sign you need to use %% in the output format string) - Prompt the user to enter a number with decimals. - Store the number in mouse. - Output the value stored in mouse in a formatted statement between two % signs and an output field width of 12 with a precision of 3 and that is left justified. - Sample input output: Please enter a lower case letter: d The letter entered is d and its ASCII value is 100 The upper case if d is D and its ASCII value is 68 Please enter a number without fraction part: 292 The number entered is % 292% Please enter a number with a fraction part: 292.3 The number entered is %292.300 %

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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Written in C

- Create a character variable named cat.
- Create an integer variable named dog.
- Create a float variable name mouse.
- Prompt the user to enter a letter in lower case.
- Store the user input in cat.
- Output a formatted statement containing the character
and its ASCII value.
- Output a formatted statement containing the character in
upper case and its corresponding ASCII value, on a
separate line.
- Prompt the user to enter a number with no decimals.
- Store the number in dog.
- Output the value stored in dog in a formatted statement
between two % signs and an output field width of 10 that
is right justified. (to output a % sign you need to use %% in
the output format string)
- Prompt the user to enter a number with decimals.
- Store the number in mouse.

- Output the value stored in mouse in a formatted
statement between two % signs and an output field width
of 12 with a precision of 3 and that is left justified.
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Sample input output:
Please enter a lower case letter: d
The letter entered is d and its ASCII value is 100
The upper case if d is D and its ASCII value is 68
Please enter a number without fraction part: 292
The number entered is % 292%
Please enter a number with a fraction part: 292.3
The number entered is %292.300 %

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