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Slot13-Programming With Menu

1) The document discusses implementing menus in C programs using switch statements within a do-while loop. Users can select different options that call different functions. 2) It provides an example of a menu with Operations 1 and 2, and an "Others" option to quit. If 1 is selected, the user inputs two integers and the program prints the sum between them. If 2 is selected, the user inputs two characters and the program prints the ASCII values between them. 3) The document also discusses using pointers as function parameters in C to modify argument values, and references as an alternative to pointers for passing arguments in C++.

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Slot13-Programming With Menu

1) The document discusses implementing menus in C programs using switch statements within a do-while loop. Users can select different options that call different functions. 2) It provides an example of a menu with Operations 1 and 2, and an "Others" option to quit. If 1 is selected, the user inputs two integers and the program prints the sum between them. If 2 is selected, the user inputs two characters and the program prints the ASCII values between them. 3) The document also discusses using pointers as function parameters in C to modify argument values, and references as an alternative to pointers for passing arguments in C++.

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Slot 13

Programming With Menu


A review for C-Functions
Pointers are parameters of functions
Using some C++ characteristics
Why is Menu?

• Generally, a program performs some


operations and at a time only one task is
carried out. ➔ A menu is usually used.

➔ How are menus implemented in C


program?

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Idea
• Common Algorithm in the entry point:
int userChoice;
do
{ userChoice= getUserChoice();
switch (userChoice)
{ case 1: function1(); break;
case 2: function2(); break;
case 3: function3(); break;
}
}
while (userChoice >0 && userChoice<maxChoice);

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Problem
• Write a C program using the following menu:
1- Operation 1
2- Operation 2
Others- Quit
• If user chooses 1, user will input 2 integers, the
program will print out sum of integers between them
including them.
• If user chooses 2, user will input 2 characters, the
program will print out the ASCII table between two
inputted characters in ascending order.
• If user chooses other options, the program will
terminate.

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Implementation: menuDemo1.c

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Implementation: menuDemo1.c

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Implementation: menuDemo1.c

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Implementation: menuDemo1.c

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Functions with pointers as parameters

• C uses by-value parameters only → A


function can not modify values of arguments.
• To modify values of arguments, pointers as
parameters of a function are used.

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Pointers as parameters: Demo

1000 x=9.08
main
992 y=-12.34

p1: 9.08
p2: -12.34 swapDouble2
t

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Pointers as parameters: Demo

1000 x=9.08
main
992 y=-12.34

p1: 1000
p2: 992 swapDouble
t

swapDouble(&x, &y);

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Introduction to C++
• C++ is an Object-Oriented Language
• It is developed from the C language and the language
C is contained in C++ language
• The programming tool Dev-C++ supports both C and
C++ source codes
• File extension of a C++ source code is .cpp
• We can use some C++ characteristics to develop
programs more easily, such as:
– References in C++ can be used as a replacement of
pointers in function parameters
– The new and delete operators to allocate/de-allocate
dynamic data instead of C functions malloc, calloc, free
– Utilities about variable declarations, comments

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C++: References
• A way to give another name of a datum

// Comment to the line end

Both n1 and n2 are stored in only one memory block


→ n2 is the another name of n1
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Function Parameters

You want Use


Code of function can Passing by value (characteristic of C)
not modify arguments
Pointers, addresses of arguments
cannot be modified but values in it
Code of function can can be modified by the operator ->
modify arguments References of C++, names of
arguments are passed to function

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Passing Arguments

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Passing
References
to Function
You can declare a local
variable in the statement for

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