Reference no: EM132213827

You are to write a short C program. The program will input a user's first name followed by a number that represents the number of times to display the name. The output will be a line number followed by the NAME.

This will be displayed X times. You are to include your C Source and your Design Tool. This is how you will input a word. A word is a group of characters.

In programming, a group of characters is called a STRING. In the C programming language there is no actual data type for a STRING. In order to represent a string do the following:

1. Declare the string a. char firstName[50]; // the string is firstName. It will hold a group of characters. The actual number of characters is actually 49. The 50th position holds the end of string marker. C will populate the end of string for you.

2. To input a string a. scanf("%s", firstName); // do not use the & when scanning a STRING.

3. To output a string a. printf("Hello the string was %s.\n", firstName);