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    Elaine Carillo completed Activity #2 which involved using a seven segment LED display to display capital letters A through J. She formed lowercase b and d instead of capital letters to make them more visually distinct. In her conclusion, she explains that she used void, char, switch, and break commands in her code. She defines void as not returning a value, char for identifying individual characters, switch for transferring control based on an expression, and break for exiting a loop early.

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    Elaine Carillo completed Activity #2 which involved using a seven segment LED display to display capital letters A through J. She formed lowercase b and d instead of capital letters to make them more visually distinct. In her conclusion, she explains that she used void, char, switch, and break commands in her code. She defines void as not returning a value, char for identifying individual characters, switch for transferring control based on an expression, and break for exiting a loop early.

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    Prelim Lab 3

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    Elaine Carillo completed Activity #2 which involved using a seven segment LED display to display capital letters A through J. She formed lowercase b and d instead of capital letters to make them more visually distinct. In her conclusion, she explains that she used void, char, switch, and break commands in her code. She defines void as not returning a value, char for identifying individual characters, switch for transferring control based on an expression, and break for exiting a loop early.

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    CARILLO, ELAINE L.

    COE 601
    Procedure: Activity #2 – Seven Segment LED CAPS Counter (All-caps
    character from A to J)
    Conclusion:
    - In this Activity I form a different code because for me it is easier, and I just
    form a lower case b and d so that it’s look like the letter because when I
    form a capital letter b and d it is looks like a number 8 and 0. In conclusion,
    In this Activity I used the commands void, char, switch, and break. What is
    the importance of void? Meaning it doesn’t return anything or any value.
    Next is the char, it is important so that we can identify each individual we
    store in our program. Then the switch, it enables to transfer control to
    different commands within the switch body, depending on the value of the
    switch expression. Lastly the break, it allows you to terminate and exit a
    loop or switch command from any point other than the logical end.

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