Stage 1

The first stage allows users to solve a single puzzle; running this first stage should look like the following, where user input is shown in bold:

Author: Anthony Makis
Program: #1, TwentyFour

Welcome to the game of TwentyFour.  Using each of the four numbers shown
below exactly once, combining them somehow with the basic mathematical
operators (+,-,*,/) to yield the value twenty-four.  

The numbers to use are: 3, 9, 4, 1  

Enter the three operators to be used (+,-,*, or /): *-+
3.0 * 9 is: 27.0
27.0 - 4 is: 23.0
23.0 + 1 is 24.0

Well done, genius!

Would you like to play again (Y/N): N

Thanks for playing.  Exiting program...

The four numbers chosen to be presented to the user should randomly chosen to be one of the following:_



If the user indicates that they do want to try again, the program should again randomly choose one of the 6 sets of numbers and display them clockwise starting from the bottom number, such as: The numbers to use are: 3, 9, 4, 1 ...

My Solution in Action

I have a Makefile for quicker compilation, and then we run the executable (v1). Makefile is written to support general compilation of most .c files, so I will reuse it throughout projects, making updates to it ocassionally.