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    The document contains several code snippets that use printf statements to output basic patterns and shapes. Each code snippet is labeled as an input and the corresponding output is shown. The code snippets demonstrate how to print simple shapes like stars, boxes, and diagonal lines by manipulating the spacing and positioning of characters printed by printf.

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    The document contains several code snippets that use printf statements to output basic patterns and shapes. Each code snippet is labeled as an input and the corresponding output is shown. The code snippets demonstrate how to print simple shapes like stars, boxes, and diagonal lines by manipulating the spacing and positioning of characters printed by printf.

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    Ab Assignment 5

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    The document contains several code snippets that use printf statements to output basic patterns and shapes. Each code snippet is labeled as an input and the corresponding output is shown. The code snippets demonstrate how to print simple shapes like stars, boxes, and diagonal lines by manipulating the spacing and positioning of characters printed by printf.

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    QUESTION:1

    #include<stdio.h>

    int main(void){

    printf(“\a\a\a\a\a”);

    QUESTION:2
    INPUT:

    #include<stdio.h>

    int main(void){

    printf("*\n**\n***\n****\n*****\n");

    OUTPUT:

    **

    ***

    ****

    *****

    QUESTION:3
    INPUT: INPUT:

    #include<stdio.h> #include<stdio.h>

    int main(void){ int main(void){

    printf("*\n"); printf(“*\n**\n***\n****\n”);

    printf("*\t*\n"); }

    printf("*\t*\t*\n"); OUTPUT:

    printf("*\t*\n"); *

    printf(“*”); **

    ***

    } ****
    OUTPUT:

    * *

    * * *

    * *

    QUESTION:4
    INPUT:

    #include<stdio.h> output:

    int main(void){ *********

    printf(" ********* \n"); * *

    printf(" *\t*\n"); * *

    printf(" *\t*\n"); * *

    printf(" *\t*\n"); * *

    printf(" *\t*\n"); * *

    printf(" *\t*\n"); * *

    printf(" *\t*\n") ; *********

    printf(" *\t*\n");

    printf(" ********* \n ");

    INPUT:

    #include<stdio.h>

    int main(void){

    printf(" *** \n");

    printf(“* *\n”);

    printf(“* *\n”);

    printf( “* *\n”);

    printf(“* *\n”);
    printf(“* *\n”);

    printf(“* *\n”);

    printf(“ * *\n”);

    printf(“ *** \n”);

    OUTPUUT:

    ***

    * *

    * *

    * *

    * *

    * *

    * *

    * *

    ***
    INPUT:

    #include<stdio.h>

    int main (void){

    printf(“ * \n”);

    printf(“ *** \n”);

    printf(“ ***** \n”);

    printf(“ * \n”);

    printf(“ * \n”);

    printf(“ * \n”);

    printf(“ * \n”);

    printf(“ * \n”);

    printf(“ * \n”);

    OUTPUT:

    ***

    *****

    *
    INPUT:

    #include<stdio.h>

    int main(void);

    printf(“ * \n“);

    printf(“ * * \n”);

    printf(“ * * \n”);

    printf(“ * * \n”);

    printf(“ * * \n”);

    printf(“ * * \n”);

    printf(“ * * \n”);

    printf(“ * * \n”);

    printf(“ * \n”);

    OUTPUT:

    * *

    * *

    * *

    * *

    * *

    * *

    * *

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