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ICS265-51 C Programming Project2 - Fall 2024

The document outlines the requirements for Project #2 in the ICS 265 C Programming course at Metropolitan State University, due on September 21, 2024. Students must create a random number generator program in C, including specific functionalities like displaying array elements and using a while loop for user input. Grading criteria include submitting the code and a screenshot of the program's output under certain conditions.

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ICS265-51 C Programming Project2 - Fall 2024

The document outlines the requirements for Project #2 in the ICS 265 C Programming course at Metropolitan State University, due on September 21, 2024. Students must create a random number generator program in C, including specific functionalities like displaying array elements and using a while loop for user input. Grading criteria include submitting the code and a screenshot of the program's output under certain conditions.

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Metropolitan State University Fall 2024

ICS 265-51 C Programming


Project #2 – Due Saturday, September 21, 2024
Random Number Generator Using C Programming
1) *Install VS Code. Add extensions (C, Code runner) Enter the program below. Enter name and date

2) Save your code as Project2.c


3) Run program to test for input zero (quit). Then, input 10
4) Create/enable a function to display all array elements (50 points)
5) Add while loop to continue prompting the user for new random numbers or type zero to quit (50 points)
GRADING
1) Upload Project12.c to D2L (50 points)
2) Take screenshot when the input =10/100/1000 using while loop Project2.JPG. Upload it to D2L (50 points)

• Depending on your computer operating system (Windows/Linux/MacOS), installation of a C compiler will


vary. It is assumed that you use a Microsoft Windows computer. If you do not have one, check out a laptop
at Metro State (VS Code should be installed) . MacOS and Linux related issues won’t be supported during
class. For computer specific questions, feel free to reach out the IT/Tutoring Services for assistance.
Reference: https://www.programiz.com/c-programming/getting-started
Online C compiler: https://www.onlinegdb.com/online_c_compiler

Project developed by Sam Espana. File content cannot be reproduced without the author’s written permission.

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