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                    TERMINAL                  

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PAUSE

If they want to quit, do so

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CLEAN

If they want to quit, do so

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                       ILLUSTRATION                     

GO

 Assume that there are three separate functions:

   funct_1()          

   {                  

      --------        

      --------        

   }                  

                                    main()             

                                    {                  

                                           :--;        

                                           :---;       

                                    }                  

   funct_2()          

   {                  

         ---;         

   }                  

  These functions may be compiled separately with:

           cc  -c main.c      cc  -c funct_1.c      cc  -c  funct_2.c

  To produce an executable image called myprog from the three 

  source files main.c, func1.c, and func2.c

  one would type:

            cc  -o  myprog  main.c  func1.c  func2.c

 Let's review compiling and running a C program.

  To produce an executable image called myprog from the three

  object files main.o, func1.o, func2.o you would enter:

 Answer here:   

 That is correct!

 You've got it on the 2nd try.

 Good, you understand the concept.

 Please try again, using the -o flag and 3 object files.

 Try cc -o myprog main.o func1.o ...

 Please review How to Run a C Program in Lesson 1

FORGET1

 The answer is cc -o myprog main.o func1.o func2.o

  Enter the command to execute the program myprog

 $PROMPT$

 That is correct!

 You've got it on the 2nd try.

 You've got it finally!

 All you need to type is the name of the program!

 Please enter the name of the program.

 Please review How to Run a C Program in Lesson 1

 $PROMPT$

FORGET5

  The correct answer is  myprog !

 $PROMPT$

 myprog

 program output ...

 $PROMPT$