Bsc201C Engineering Programming An Extension Assessment Answer

Assessment Task Instructions:

1. To allow for unforeseen circumstances such as illness, work or family commitments, it is advisable that you aim to complete the assignment a few days before the due. It is your responsibility to ensure that you factor in any time difference between Perth, Western Australia and your location when submitting assessments.

2. Extension requests must be formally submitted by completing an extension request form and emailing the form to your unit coordinator along with a medical certificate or other supporting documentations.

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COURSECODE_UNIT#_ASSIGNMENT#_VERSION#_YOURNAME_DATE

E.g. BSC201C_Assessment3_v1_BobBrown_01Oct2019

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Question 1:

Correct the following for loop.
for (i == first + 1: i < last: i+++) {

Question 2:

Correct the following if statement below.
#include <stdio.h>
int main(void)
{
int volt_1=12;
if(volt_1 < 10);
{
printf("This prints inside the if function \n");
}
printf("This prints outside the if function \n");
}

Question 3:

List the functions used to OPEN a file, Write/print to a file (in append mode), and CLOSE a file.
Bachelor of Science (Engineering) 4
BSC201C_Assessment3_PaperC_v1

Question 4:

Write a program to count the number of spaces in a sentence. The sentence is saved in the string “sentence”.

Question 5:

Write a program to simulate an experiment flipping three coins. Each time the three coins are flipped, is called a “trial”.

A coin flip can randomly result in either “Heads” (1) or “Tails” (0)

Allow the user to enter the number of “trial”s to simulate.

Print out each coins’ result after each “trial”.

Use seed value 1234.
Tally up and determine what percentage of “trial”’s all three coins land on “Heads” in the simulation.