You have 30 minutes for this quiz.  You may use any files in 
our cs account, or class files in 
~jkinne/public_html/cs151-2013/code

You MAY NOT use a calculator, phone, etc.

You MAY NOT use written notes.

Regular class will resume after the quiz.

Total points: 20 HW points, counts as hw9.

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Complete as many of the following as possible.

1) In your handin/hw9/ directory, use emacs to create a file
   called number.c.  The program should ask the user to 
   enter an integer.  If the number entered is 1 digit, the 
   program says "One digit number".  Otherwise, the program
   says "Heh fancy pants, big number".  You can assume they
   enter a positive number.

   Note: you can test if a number is one digit by checking
   if it is less than 10.

1b) Modify your number.c so it tests if the number is two or
    three digits as well.  Here is what you should print, 
    depending on how many digits:
    1 digit: "One digit number, ok."
    2 digits: "Two digits, ok."
    3 digits: "Three digits, don't you think you're special."
    more digits: "Hold on chief, that's too big."

2) In your handin/hw9/ directory, use emacs to create a file 
   called count.c.  The program should print the numbers
   from 1 up to 20, each number on its own line, using a loop.

2b) Modify your count.c so it prints the numbers counting
    down, so prints 20 first and 1 last.

2c) Modify your count.c so it prints space before each number.
    For the number 20 it should print 20 spaces before it, 
    for 1 it prints 1 space before it, etc.