Write a C program that uses the following statements to calculate x raised to th

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Write a C program that uses the following statements to calculate x raised to the y power. The program should have a while iteration control statement.

a) Input unsigned integer variable x with scanf. Use the conversion specifier %u.
b) Input unsigned integer variable y with scanf. Use the conversion specifier %u.
c) Set unsigned integer variable i to 1.
d) Set unsigned integer variable power to 1.
e) Multiply unsigned integer variable power by x and assign the result to power.
f) Increment variable i by 1.
g) Test i to see if it’s less than or equal to y in the condition of a while statement.
h) Output unsigned integer variable power with printf. Use the conversion specifier %u.

DELIVERABLES:

Submit (one file) a zip file includes:

A Microsoft Visual Studio (VS 2013/VS 2015) project which includes the source code of your program.

A Microsoft Word Readme documentation file.   

Zip-file name, VS project name, and Readme file name should be in the form:
Lastname-FirstInit-PA# (i.e. Smith-J-PA02.zip, Smith-j-PA02.sln, and Smith-J-PA02.doc)

The README Documentation file should include:

• A front page that includes university name, department name, course title, assignment title, student name, and date.
• A description of the project.
• A flowchart of the logic sequence & iteration structures of the program (NOT in a separate file)
• A detailed instruction of how the program can be compiled and executed.
• Screenshots of three sample execution outputs of processing valid inputs.

Explanation / Answer

//C program to calculate x raised to the y power

#include<stdio.h>
int main()
{
int x, y,power, i;
printf("Enter the base x value: ");
scanf("%u",&x);
printf("Enter the exponent y value: ");
scanf("%u",&y);

i=1;
power = 1;
  
//caculatinh power of given number
while(i <= y)
{
power = power * x;
i++;
}
printf("power : %u", power);
return 0;
}

//i think you should give names according to your deliverables

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