Programming in C
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Chapter 7, Problem 2E
Program Plan Intro
Program Plan:
- Include required header files
- Give the function prototype
- Define the main function
- Declare the variable “number” and “counter” as “int”.
- For loop to increment the value of counter.
- Get the number from the user.
- Call the function “calculateTriangularNumber ()”.
- Return the value “0”.
- Definition for the function “calculateTriangularNumber()”
- Declare the variable “i” , “t” as “int”.
- For loop to check the condition.
- Add the value of “i” and store it in the variable “t”.
- Return the value of “t”.
- For loop to check the condition.
- Declare the variable “i” , “t” as “int”.
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