Problem#2
Copy the source code below exactly into the IDE of your choice (Repl.it, CodeBlocks
etc.). Attempt to compile it. Examine the compiler errors and fix the syntax errors
one at a time starting with the first error on top. PASS leaders may need to help with
scanf() and printf() modifiers.
Broken Program Source Code:
/**************************************************
* Top comment code is not required for this example.
* You would put your
* N number here too.
**************************************************
#include <stdioh>
int main(int)
{
int age_In = 0:
print("Enter in your age please.\n");
scanf("%d", age_in);
printf("You told me your age is: %f\n");
return;
}

Problem #3

Create an algorithm of approximately 4 – 6 steps that solves the following problem
for a program.
The story of the Hesperus is written about by Henry W. Longfellow a famous poet.
The poem is about a shipwreck that happened off the coast of Massachusetts in
1839. The reef that the wreck happened upon is located in 7 fathoms of water. We
want to know how many feet and how many inches this wreck lies in.
What steps must your program perform in order to solve this problem? These steps
should be limited to how a computer would solve them. I.e.: Save a value X into a
variable.
Algorithm for Hesperus
1.)
2.)
3.)
4.)

Problem #4
Given the algorithm from the previous step, compose a solution in the form of
source code using an iterative approach. Do not move past any step where there is a
failure.
1.) Create the basic program structure in one main function. Save it and compile
it before adding more code.
2.) Add code to accomplish step 1. Compile and test the added code.
3.) Add code to accomplish step 2. Compile and test the added code.
4.) Add code to accomplish step 3. Compile and test the added code.
5.) ….keep adding the next step until the source code and the program work to
complete the task/problem.