Ex. 5.1 — Array
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Description
Write a program taking an integer n as input and displaying all the primes less then n. All the primes should be stored in an array.
Format
Files
GNUMake
If you choose GNUMake, then you should compress assignment.h
, ex1.c
, ex2.c
, ex3.c
, ex4.c
, main.c
, Makefile
directly into a zip and submit this zip. (A sample Makefile
can be found on Canvas).
If you just finished ex1 and you immediately want to test whether your ex1 is working correctly. You need to modify your main.c
, assignment.h
, Makefile
(delete ex2.c ex3.c ex4.c) and then compress main.c
,assignment.h
,Makefile
,ex1.c
into a zip and submit this zip.
The sample Makefile
on Canvas has -o main
, do not change this main
!
CMake
If you choose CMake, then you should compress assignment.h
, ex1.c
, ex2.c
, ex3.c
, ex4.c
, main.c
, CMakeLists.txt
directly into a zip and submit this zip. (A sample CMakeLists.txt
can be found on Canvas).
If you just finished ex1 and you immediately want to test whether your ex1 is working correctly. You need to modify your main.c
, assignment.h
, CMakeLists.txt
(delete ex2.c ex3.c ex4.c) and then compress main.c
,assignment.h
,CMakeLists.txt
,ex1.c
into a zip and submit this zip.
The sample CMakeLists.txt
on Canvas has add_executable(main ...
, do not change this main
! Also, do not change cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.7)
Input
one line with one integer \(n\)
Output
a space separated list of primes on one line (each number followed by a space)
Sample 1
Input
6
Output
2 3 5
Limitation
1s, 32MiB for each test case.
Homework 5 (Group)
- Status
- Finished
- Problems
- 4
- Open Since
- 2019-10-29 00:00
- DDL
- 2019-11-01 23:59
- Extension
- 24.0 hour(s)