Due in class 10 September 1999

Turn in a printout of your typed responses. Programs need not be compiled or run.

1. When C, and later C++, were developed, there was an outcry from Fortran programmers for inclusion of the '**' exponentiation operator, which Fortran had had since the 1950s. What kinds of problems would this have caused for C/C++ compilers (lexical and syntax analysis)?

2. Exercise 3.1, page 94.

3. Exercise 3.6, page 96. Do not refer to any other books or programs!

4. Exercise 3.8, page 96.

5. Exercise 3.10, page 97. Do not use the "goto" contruct.

6. Exercise 3.12, page 98.

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