Cody Boone Ferguson
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This sings a different counting song, Ten in the Bed. It uses another C feature (a char *[]) that the Ten Green Bottles does not use. This is for fun as well as to show another program (with a different C feature) that the program works on, again assuming -m32 is allowed. Instead of using numbers it uses strings (as expected with a char *[]) in the singing. This was for fun (and to see if the program would work on arrays) after I remembered the song in a comment on GitHub - about the Ten Green Bottles song.
24 lines
504 B
C
24 lines
504 B
C
#include <stdio.h>
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char *bed[] = { "TEN", "NINE", "EIGHT", "SEVEN", "SIX", "FIVE", "FOUR", "THREE", "TWO", "ONE" };
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void sing(int persons) {
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printf("There %s %s in the bed and the little one said, '%s'\n",
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persons==9?"was":"were",
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bed[persons],persons==9?"Good night!":"Roll over, roll over!");
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if (persons != 9)
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printf("So they all rolled over and one fell out...\n");
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}
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int main() {
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int persons = 0;
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while(persons<10) {
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sing(persons++);
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puts("");
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}
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return 0;
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}
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