Program 1: multiple.c
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 Write a program that reads in two integers and determines and prints if
 the first is a multiple of the other or not.

   HINT: use the modulus operator. For example an even number is multiple 
   of 2. In this case any multiple of two leaves a remainder of zero when 
   divided by 2.

   The output should include the values of the numbers that your
   program read from standard input.


How to Submit your First Program
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You must submit the following files (i.e., all the files necessary to
compile your program):
        README.txt
        multiple.c
        Makefile

README.txt      is a file that tells us how to run and compile your program. 

Makefile        is a file that enables us to compile your program, this file
                has a specific format. I will provide an example makefile
                accessible from the web site.

multiple.c      is a file containing your program.


To submit the files, you will need to use the submit program.  Your files
need to be under a common subdirectory called "1730_program1". If the
1730_program1 subdirectory is directly under your home directory you
execute the below command line while in your home directory:
   submit 1730_program1 cs1730

NOTE 1: you need to be LOGGED ONTO nike.cs.uga when you execute the command
NOTE 2: look at the example Makefile and program available from the scheduler 
page.
NOTE 3: be aware of white space in your makefiles


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<<<< Revise Steps 1-4 to use a zip file listed on the schedule  page >>> 
<<<< intstead of copying from the instructors nike directory >>>
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 copy the files directly from my homedirectory and then try to compile the program:

   1. go to a directory under you home directory on nike.
   2. create a working directory somewhere under your home directory (you may use any 
      name, in the below example I used the name "ctest").
         mkdir ctest
	
   3. go to your new directory:
         cd ctest
	<< here unzip the zip file, instead of copying>>
	
   4. copy the files directly from my web directory i.e.:			
         cp /web/maria/public_html/classes/1730-Spring-2014/program1/* .
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   5. compile program on the command line:
       gcc  multiple.c -o multiple
	
   6. use the makefile from my web directory that you copied to make sure you can 
      run "make" correctly:
       make clean
	
   5. compile using the makefile
        make