WRITE A PROGRAM THAT TAKES TWO
DIFFERENT INPUTS FROM USER, MULTIPLY THEM AND FINALLY DISPLAY THE RESULT IN
OUTPUT SCREEN
#include<stdio.h> // Header file “Standard Input and
Output”
#include<conio.h> //Header file “Console input and output”
void main ()
{
clrscr(); // Clear the output
screen
int a, b, product; // Variable
declaration
printf(“Enter first number = “); // Display prompt for first number
scanf(“%d”,&a); // Take first
input from user
printf(“Enter second number = “); // Display prompt for first number
scanf(“%d”,&b); // Take second
input from user
product = a * b; //
Formula for multiplying two numbers
printf(“The product = %d“, product); // Display output on
screen
getch(); //Get
character
}
OUTPUT
Enter first number = 15
Enter second number = 6
The product = 90
EXPLANATION
1. I have used clrscr() function to
clear the output screen, then I have declared three variables “a” and “b” to
take input and “product” to store the multiplication result.
2. printf() function is used to
display text on output screen, and scanf() function is used to take input into
the variables.
3. Then I have used formula product
= a * b; to multiply both numbers. After multiplying both numbers I have
displayed the result using printf() function.
4. In the end of
the program I have used getch() function, this function have no use in the
program, I just use it to stop the output screen for a while so that user can
see the output.
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