C Primer Plus, Fourth Edition

Chapter 6

1:	Find the value of quack after each line. int quack = 2; quack += 5; quack *= 10; quack -= 6; quack /= 8; quack %= 3;
A1:	2, 7, 70, 64, 8, 2
2:	Given that value is an int, what output would the following loop produce? for ( value = 36; value > 0; value /= 2) printf("%3d", value); What problems would there be if value were double instead of int?
A2:	It would produce the following output: 36 18 9 4 2 1 If value were double, the test would remain true even when value became less than 1. The loop would continue until floating-point underflow yielded a value of 0. Also, the %3d specifier would be the wrong choice.
3:	Represent each of the following test conditions: x is greater than 5. scanf() attempts to read a single double (called x) and ...