EE-222留学生代做、代写data file、代做Java，c/c++编程语言

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Times Table Character – EE-222 (1191-4538) INTERMEDIATE ...

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H Course Content Times Table Character

Times Table Character

Times Table Character

The first function with signature void write_tt(void); doesn't produce any output but

computes a 10x10 times table and writes it into a data file. The data file name is provided

by way of a symbolic constant DATA_FILE. This symbolic constant is also supposed to be

used by the other two functions.

The second function with signature void read_tt(void); reads the times table from the file

and outputs the whole table in a nicely formatted form on the standard output like this (the

overhead line is unintentional):

The third function with signature int result_tt(int x, int y); takes two parameters that are

considered to be two factors, each in the range of 1-10 (although validity of input doesn't

need to be checked) and returns the product of the two factors by directly looking up the

result in the times table.

What to submit

All three code files

A screen shot of a run of your driver, having it show the result of 4*5.

Hints

Grading guide

This is an individual programming exercise, so I expect you to work on this problem by

yourself. All homework problems are individual assignments.

What to do

Write three C functions that do simple operations on a 10x10 times table in the following way:

Put all three functions into a file called tt.c. Also write a corresponding header file (convince

yourself to call it tt.h) that has the symbolic constant for the file name and the function prototype

declarations. Finally, write a file main.c that contains the driver, which will call all three functions in

the order as described above. Make sure to handle the reading of the input parameters and the

printing out of the result in your main() function, that in turn will be using the third function.

I ask you to submit, here on BBLearn, on or before the due date:

Make sure to fully honor the function descriptions as outlined above. Your function prototypes

need to look exactly like what you see above and they also need to produce the exact same

results as described above. For example, I do not ask for the file name to be handed in as an

argument to any of the functions. While this may be a desirable and reasonable feature, I also

want you to live up to specifications given to you.

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Your submission will not earn points if it doesn't properly compile.

Your submission will not earn points if any part of the above items is missing.

You receive 15 points for proper and abundant commenting, naming conventions of

variables and indentation (5 points for each aspect).

You receive 15 points for the correct coding of the function write_tt().

You receive 15 points for the correct coding of the function read_tt().

You receive 15 points for the correct coding of the function result_tt().

You receive 15 points for the coding of the function main(), which correctly call all the other

three functions.

You receive 10 points for the correct splitting of your code into units that comply with best

programming practice as indicated above.

You receive 5 points for the correct coding/usage of the symbolic constant that represents

the file name.