/* p4.c

   1. create a program that prints out the ASCII encoding of
   all the alphabetic characters and the space character ' '.
   You can print the ascii encoding of a char c with something like this:

   printf("%c  %2d  0x%02x\n",c,c,c);

   Note that you can do things like this:

   char c;
   for (c='a'; c<='z';c++) { ... }
   
   You need the output from this program to solve the question below.
   
   1.  For the source code in this file, 
   predict the value of i that is printed. Test your solution by
   compiling and runing the program, iterate until you
   can explain the result.
   Note that you need to determine the address of s and the
   address of i (or at least the relative difference)!

   2. fix the problem (make it so that it prints the
   correct value of i: "i is 0").
*/

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>    /* needed for strcpy */

int main() {
  int i;
  char s[8];
  i=0;

  strcpy(s,"Pointers are lots of fun\n");
  printf("S is %s\n",s);
  printf("i is %d\n",i);
  return(0);
}