| Date | |
|---|---|
| 26 October 2023 | Assigned |
| 3 November 2023 | Due, end of lab |
| Status |  |
- express familiarity with basic
Clanguage syntax and language design - identify and describe the basic data structures of
C(array,struct) - explain the relationship between data structures and system memory (i.e. roles of
stackandheap)
Complete this work in classifier/main.c.
Most folks would arrive on the moon and laze around in the lunar ocean a bit. Not us! We've been collecting rocks. Of course, you need to catalog them using a struct. Heck, we'll even send you out to collect at least 1 more to test the system and see if it stands up to future development.
This program should:
- add all samples from arrays containing data to the
struct array,samples - find the average of any type of rock by first letter of the
type
For this assignment, once you've completed the basic program, find one more sample and create an entry in the data structure(s) which matches its name, type, ID, and weight. What you pick is up to you!
See the Suggestion below to challenge yourself to implement a Hack. As always, you are allowed to develop
your own Hack to satisfy this stretch goal. Place the code for the Hack inline with the code in the corresponding
file.
In order to recieve credit for the Hack, you must fill out the hack.md file located in the
docs folder.
Choose an additional statistic to report on beyond average weight by type. You might:
- average the number of letters in a given title
- display a count of each type
- here, you might need to add more that
1additional sample
- here, you might need to add more that
If you choose to implement an additional statistic, there's an additional question for you to answer in (docs/hack.md)[docs/hack.md].
For this hack, look into the scanf function. How could we use it to create a moon rock management system (MRMS)? How can we add or add and delete samples?
You'll probably need to discuss some of the weirdness of device input with the instructor.
Based on your system setup (refer to your hello-blinky assignment), you will need switch out the .vscode folder in each exercise with the last working copy.
See our wiki's entry on "Configuring Assignments" for more inforamtion.