HW5: Compiling and executing a C program.

Purpose: initial experience writing, compiling and
	executing a C program.

Write a C program whose only task is to write your last name on a
line by itself.  A second line of output should be your username
followed by a CARRIAGE RETURN character ('\r').

Note that the output of your program has only two lines.

Write the program and call it my_name.c.  Use either the cc
or acc compiler to compile it.  Rename the executable my_name.x . 
When you have gotten the code to compile successfully, execute the
my_name.x  file and redirect its output to a file called my_name.OUT.

Use the "od -c" command to examine the my_name.OUT file. You should
observe EXACTLY two nl (newline) characters and you should see
that the second to the last character on the second line is a cr 
(carriage return).

WHAT TO SUBMIT VIA toteach:

	your source code (the my_name.c file)
	your executable code (the my_name.x file)
	your output (my_name.OUT)