CS1001 - D Term, 2000
Laboratory 3 - Loops
Date: April 5, 2000

Problem

   Given below is a WHILE loop that executes n times, where n is input by the user:

          read *, n
          lcv = 1
          DO WHILE (lcv .le. n)
             {body of loop goes here}
             lcv = lcv + 1
          END DO

   On a separate piece of paper, write your name, wpi login name, section number, and a DO loop
   that is equivalent to the WHILE loop given above.
   Write a program which asks the user to enter an integer n. Then use either a WHILE loop or a
   DO loop to print the first n numbers in the series of integers whose successive differences is the
   set of counting integers. An example output is:

    How many numbers in the series do you want displayed?
   9
    Here is the series
              1
              2
              4
              7
             11
             16
             22
             29
             37

   Hint: If you get stuck, you can try approaching it this way: initialize your loop control variable to
   zero, and use the loop control variable as the difference between the last number printed and the
   next number to print.
   Compile your program.
   Use the 'script' command to record your program's execution.
   Turn in your program and typescript file electronically by typing in the command

  /cs/bin/turnin submit cs1001 lab3 lab3.f90 lab3.script

Adapted From Prof. Glynis Hamel

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