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Here we use gvim. Type this in a terminal $ gvim fibonacci.c + fidonacci.c 7 #include Computes the Fibonacci sequence. int main(voia) { int at, a2, num, i, emp ; printf (*Enterytheyfirstuseedjyiu") ; fscanf (stdin, "hd", Rent) ; printf("Enterythe,second,seedy:") ; fecanf (stdin, "%d", gn2) ; printf (*Terminatevafteruuuuuuuiu") ; fecanf(atdin,*%d", Raum); prints ("\nFibonaccivsequence.ofufduaumbersuvithuy*, mumt2) ; printf ("Udyandutduasuseedsyis:\n\n", ni, 02) ; Print#(*yuuutdusuutdu", ni, 2) Are oo for GG = 4 5 i pum ; 164) { tmp = ni + 02 5 7+ compute the -nezt number «/ i= n2; m2 = tmp; 7+ swap the numbers +/ Prints (*uuuuld".22) 5 Ye print at 47 + rintf("\n\n") ; e 5 ine return(0) ‘To compile the program, $ gcc -0 Fibonacci fibonacci.cEnumeration Program 7 0 ae ; Create a fle named enum. using the editor of your choice. Here we use gvim. Type thi 4 terminal: D $ gvim enum.c > > + emme ) + This program demonstrates the enum type. > “ Hinclude > ant main(vosd) ) ‘ . enus daynames (sunday, monday, tuesday, vedn thursday, friday, saturday? ) 0 enum daynames days ; colors(7] = {*Violet", *Indigo", "Blue", "Green*, "Yellow", “Orange”, "Red"} ; char > for (days = sunday ; days <= saturday ; daya++) { printf ("Xdy:uTodayuisu™,days) ; switch (days) { sunday?" printf ("Sunday .u") monday = { printf ("Monday.4") unt tussday > { printf (= Tuesday 4") ‘i vednesday : { printf (*Vadnesday.u' aie case thursday : { printf ("Thursday ..") | case friday; { printf (*Friday.u") rt Case saturday : { prints (*Saturéayu*) nw |? printf (*Suitableycolouryiauls.\n", coloraldays]) i , return (0) ; ‘To compile the program, $ gcc ~o enum enum.cOe ao SCSCCHOSCsS SOS OSD OOOO OO aS *eeeecooaoocea Pr Projectile Trajectory Vv rogram § a i c If w is the initial velocity and @ is the angle of projection of a projectile, the total distance travelled 3 and the maximum height reached by the projectile are given by ‘The trajectory is given by Create file named projectile.c using the editor of your choice. 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These are written to the file. +/ 1-0 while (x <= tot_dist) { x = ivtot_dist/100 yor xett = xexet2 Af (Gy <0) ( break ; } fprintf (ist ,"%10.6f£4115.6f\n", x,y) 5 ? fclose(1st) return (0) ; ‘To compile the program, $ gcc -0 projectile projectile.c ~Imee ee re C€ececeoococooonoonoo9o A typical ran wok! be as shown below: ro $ fprojectate ° Hater the angle of projection (degrees) © 38 Hater the anitial velocity (w/a): 25 < tonto filename to write the trajectory data; proji.dat ‘Total distance travelled = §9.929 = Maximum height reached = 10.491 0m $ fprojectite Hnter the angle of projection (degrees) : 45 ‘Sater the initial velocity (/s) : 28 Eater filename to urite the trajectory data : proj2.dat ‘Total distance travelled = 63.76 Maximum height reached = 15.94 0 projectile ‘Barer the angle of projection (degrees) : 65 Enter the initial welecity (a/s) : 25 Eater filename to write the trajectory data : proj3.dat Total distance travelled = 48.895 Maximum height reached = 26.192 $ gmpict gnuplot set xlabel "Distance travelled (@)* ee nae ely gauplot> plot "projt.dat" ti “angles3S*, eee, _ sprojS.dat* ti angle-65* ees Sn gruplowcCeeeceeeeooecoononon oo OOOO O00 08D OOOO D Program 9 Create a file named prime .¢ using the editor of your cholee, Here we ‘terminal pein Type thie in $ gvin prime.¢ * oan + Program checks whether the input number Gx prime or not. v include Himelude