Change the color of numbers in output

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    kabirk007 New Member

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    hi everybody,

    i have a very simple question, plz. find the answer for me.

    we have designed a program which will show the numbers of 1-100.
    those numbers which are division of 2 show in red color.
    which are not division of 2 show in blue color.

    Thanks
     
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    shabbir Administrator Staff Member

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    So what have you tried with this because it does not seem to be a very difficult logic.
     
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    Do you already know how to display text in red or blue?
    Do you know how to determine whether or not a number is divisible by 2?

    What operating system are you using, and what compiler? Display of coloured text is not standard in C and is platform and compiler specific.
     
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    Yes....in my Borland Turbo C++, display in colour is not possible...otherwise, the logic to use is very simple...you have to seperate the nos. from 1 to 100 in two arrays of equal size....depending on the odd-even criteria....and then use your logic to print one array in red, and the other in blue....as per instruction...
     
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    Storing the numbers in two arrays seems unnecessarily complicated; the OP just says you have to display the numbers in red or blue which you can do without any storage (except a loop variable).
     
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    Yes....that's true....I haven't noticed it....
     

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