Lab 2

When you finish this lab you should:

1. Leared the conditions that cause a number of syntax errors.

• make a copy of lab1.C
• At the command line type:

         cp lab1.C lab2.C
     

• Do all of your work on lab2.C
• Systematically introduce a number of syntax errors into your program, compile it and see what it produces.
• Keep alist of the error you introduced and the error that the compiler reported. Keep
  • The code that caused the error.
  • Your description of the error.
  • The compiler report of the error.
  • Any Comments on what happened.
  
• When you have found at least 5 different types of errors, mail the list to dbennett@edinboro.edu. Make sure you name, and lab2 are included in this message.
• Some things to try.
  • Delete an # in an #include statement
  • Mispell a reserved word
  • Delete a ;
  • Remove a "
  • Mispell main
• Cutting and pasting in UNIX
  • Unix has a single cut buffer that holds text.
  • To put into the text buffer
    • Highlight a section of text by moving the cursor to the beginning of the text
    • Press and hold the left mouse button
    • move to the end of text you want to highlight
    • Release the mouse button.
      • To paste
        • Move to where you want to paste the text
        • Press the middle mouse button.
        • If you have a two button mouse, press both buttons at once.