50 north main 07522

#include <stdio.h>

int main() {
    int north = 50;
    int main_street = north;
    int zip_code = 07522;

    printf("North: %d\n", north);
    printf("Main Street: %d\n", main_street);
    printf("Zip Code: %d\n", zip_code);

    return 0;
}

Explanation:

1. #include <stdio.h>: This line includes the standard input-output library to enable input and output functionalities in the program.

2. int main() { ... }: This defines the main function where the execution of the program begins.

3. int north = 50;: Declares and initializes an integer variable north with a value of 50.

4. int main_street = north;: Declares an integer variable main_street and assigns it the value stored in the north variable, which is 50.

5. int zip_code = 07522;: Declares an integer variable zip_code and assigns it the octal value 07522 (equivalent to decimal 4002).

6. printf("North: %d\n", north);: Prints the value stored in the north variable using the %d format specifier for integers.

7. printf("Main Street: %d\n", main_street);: Prints the value stored in the main_street variable using the %d format specifier for integers.

8. printf("Zip Code: %d\n", zip_code);: Prints the value stored in the zip_code variable using the %d format specifier for integers.

9. return 0;: Indicates the successful execution of the program's main function and returns a status code of 0, implying successful termination.