What will be printed when run in Miracle C?

In the following code, what will be printed when run in Miracle C? Why? (Code needed to make this a complete program intentionally left out.) int j; while (j < 3) { printf(″The value of j = %d″,j); j = j + 1; } printf(″Done! ″);

What value will be printed for c and d before the loop is executed?

In the following code snippet, what value will be printed for c and d before the loop is executed? What value will be printed afterward? Why do you feel that this will occur? (Code needed to make this a complete program intentionally left out.) int c = 99; int a[5]; int d = 12; printf("c = %dn",c); printf("d = %dn",d); while (c < 3) { printf("%dn",c); c++; } a[5] = 0; printf("c = %dn",c); printf("d = %dn",d); printf("Donen"); c = getchar();

Give an example of how you might use an array in a program.

Give an example of how you might use an array in a program. (A verbal explanation is sufficient.)

Using two for loops, can you write a code snippet that would produce the following output?

Using two for loops, can you write a code snippet that would produce the following output? X XX XXX XXXX XXXXX

Do you feel that code reviews should be mandatory?

Now that you have had a chance to work with C for a bit, and have seen some to the things that can easily be incorrectly coded in a program, do you feel that code reviews should be mandatory?