RULES.txt

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Below are the rules that must be followed while writing any C program in to the file c-program.txt

1) C Program is limited to 200 lines only!.

2) Standard indentation must be followed.

3) scanf("%d%d",&a,&b) => This is not allowed and must instead be written in the format.
		       => scanf("%d",&a);
			  scanf("%d",&b);

4) In scanf all the variables must be written with & symbol preceding it incuding arrays.

5) int a=20,b=30; => This is not allowed and must instead be written in the format.
		  => int a,b;
		     a=20;
		     b=30;

6) Only i++ and i-- are allowed , --i and ++i will no be considered.

7) Integer arrays must be written separately in an individual line.

8) All switch cases must contain a default.

9) In switch cases:-
	case 'a':i++;   => This is not allowed and must instead be written in the format.
		 break; 
		        => case 'a':
				    i++;
				    break;

   Same rule applies for default as well

10) printf should not be more that three tab spaces away from the start of new line

11) There must be spaces before and after the logical operator. For example, if(a==b||c==d&&p==g) will not be accepted
    it must be given as if(a==b || c==d && p==g) 

12) Proper indentation must be used while entering the C code for if-else if-else statements. 
    For example:
    Accepted-
    if(a==b)
    {
	  printf("Hello");
    }
    Not Accepted:
    if(a==b)
    {
         printf("Hello");
    }

                                For Loops-
13) Proper indentation must be used while entering the C code.

14) The iteration variable must be only one character. i.e, i, j, k, etc..

15) Reverse iteration is not supported.

16)For loop statement cannot be more than 3 tab spaces away from the start if new line