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CSE115 Lab 2

The document outlines Lab 2 for CSE 115L at North South University, focusing on console output and escape sequences in programming. It provides definitions and examples of common escape sequences used in printf statements. Additionally, it includes classwork assignments that require students to implement various console output tasks using these escape sequences.

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CSE115 Lab 2

The document outlines Lab 2 for CSE 115L at North South University, focusing on console output and escape sequences in programming. It provides definitions and examples of common escape sequences used in printf statements. Additionally, it includes classwork assignments that require students to implement various console output tasks using these escape sequences.

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North South University

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering


CSE 115L (Programming Language I Lab)
Lab 2: Console Output and Escape Sequences

Objective:
● Understanding Console Output: Demonstrate basic console output operations using
printf and escape sequences.

Escape Sequences:
The backslash is followed by a specific character to represent special characters. Below are
commonly used escape sequences:

Escape Sequence Description Example

\n Newline (moves to the next printf("Hello\nWorld!");


line)

\t Horizontal tab printf("A\tB\tC");

\" Double quotation mark printf("He said, \"Hello!\"");

\' Single quotation mark printf("He said, \'Hello!\'");

\r Carriage return printf("Hello\rWorld");

\b Backspace printf("ABC\bD");

Example:

#include <stdio.h>

int main(void) {
// Using escape sequences
printf("Hello, World!\n"); // Prints a newline
printf("Tab\tSpace\n"); // Adds a tab
printf("Double Quote: \"\n"); // Prints a double quote
printf("Hello\rWorld");
return 0;
}

Classwork:

1. Write a program that prints a tabular output like below.

2. Write a program to print the below information exactly the same as given

3. Write a program to print the below information exactly the same as given

4. Write a program that prints "Processing..." and then immediately overwrites it with
"Done!"

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