All language subtitles for 5. Challenge 2 - Print Your Full Name, Age, And Gender! 2

Hello, ladies and gentlemen.

My name is Vlad, and this is an Alphatech C programming course.

And in this video, we are going to do our second challenge.

Now, once you know how to print your first and last name on the screen, your second exercise is to

print more interesting information.

For example, suppose that you have the most innovative social media application that stores some interesting

information about you, like your full name, your age and your agenda.

And before talking about healthy storage is actually managed.

Let's talk about how this information can be printed.

So this is just a part of our general system and we want to see how it will look like if we printed

out a few lines that describe your name, your age and your gender.

So the output on the screen should be something like Brad Pitt or as it's real full name says William

Bradley Beat.

All right.

So the full name.

And then we will have on the next line it's age, for example, 55 years old.

And then on the third line, we will have weed's gender.

Wow.

For example, gender will be male in this case.

Just print your full name and then on the next row, just print your age and then print your gender.

And I want you to solve the exercising two ways.

The first way will be to use three lines with a print of command that each line, for example, of three

three different print F commands, first print off command, which brings the full name and jumps one

row down.

Second print F, print the H and jumps one row down and the third print half which simply prints the

gender.

So this would be the first way to solve that.

And I also want you to solve it once you're done with the first way to solve it in the second way,

to just use one print F to print all the information you've printed in the three lines before.

This should not be difficult.

Just think where you should place the backslash and in your print f command.

Remember that print Afghan print text to more than just one line in your screen.

Right.

Like we've seen in the previous example.

And that's exactly the case where we want to do so.

So good luck, guys, and I'll see in the next solutions video.