/*********************************************************
 * Mickey Mouse
 * CSC230, Fall 2011
 * HW1, Due August 26, 2011
 *
 * pgm01 - This program outputs a simple message.  It just
 * shows I can format, compile, test, debug, and submit
 * a C program.
 *********************************************************/

#include <stdio.h>


/**
 * This function is the popular fizzbuzz programming test.
 * For every number from 1 to 'n', inclusive, output
 * "fizz\n" if the number is divisible by 3, "buzz\n" if the
 * number is divisible by 5, and "fizzbuzz\n" if both. The
 * correct output if 'n' was equal to 15 would be
 *   fizz
 *   buzz
 *   fizz
 *   fizz
 *   buzz
 *   fizz
 *   fizzbuzz
 * because of the numbers, 3, 5, 6, 9, 12, and 15.
 * The only difference between this program in C and this
 * program in Java is that instead of using System.out.print,
 * you use printf().
 */
void fizzbuzz( int n )
{
    // write your code here
}


/**
 * The pyramid function prints out a pyramid of stars where the
 * highest point of the pyramid is 'n' stars high. If n was equal
 * to 4, the output would be:
 *
 *   *
 *   **
 *   ***
 *   ****
 *   ***
 *   **
 *   *
 *
 * Remember that newlines are not printed automatically, so you
 * could print "**" by running printf("*"), printf("*"), printf("\n").
 */
void pyramid( int n )
{
    // write your code here
}


/**
 * Starts the program.  Make sure that you complete the 
 * statement so that the first line of output reads: 
 * Hello World!
 */
int main ()
{
    printf ("Hello\n");
    fizzbuzz(100);
    pyramid(10);
    return 0;
}