Solution for Exercise 12-6
ex1206
#include <stdio.h> int main() { float marketclose[] = { 14450.06, 14458.62, 14539.14, 14514.11, 14452.06 }; int day; puts("Stock Market Close"); for(day=0;day<5;day++) printf("Day %d: %.2f\n",day+1,marketclose[day]); return(0); }
Notes
* Another popular way to initialize an array is to place its elements on lines by themselves. For example:
* The final curly bracket can go on a line by itself if you like, just remember not to place a comma after the final value in the array or the compiler thinks you goofed up and missed a value:
* It's also common to organize array elements into rows and columns when they're initialized:
* In Line 10 (the printf() statement), you again see the day+1
construction, which displays output using the human method of starting at 1 instead of zero.
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