1. Problem Statement
Write a C Program - using if else statements, to find the largest number among the given two integer numbers. -
Instructions
· Write comment to make your programs readable.
· Use descriptive variables in your programs (Name of the variables shou ld show their purposes).
· Ensure your code compiles without any errors/warning/deprecations
· Avoid too many & unnecessary usage of white spaces (newline, spaces, tabs, …)
· Try to retain the original code given in the exercise, to avoid any issues in compiling & running your programs
· Always test the program thoroughly, before saving/submitting exercises/project
Hints/Tips
#include<--->
int main()
{
if ( x > y )
{
printf ();
}
else
{
printf ();
}
}
Expected Output
Enter the values for x and y Input: 250 350 Output: Y is large number - 350
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2. Problem Statement
Write a C Program to extract a portion of a string from a character string.Instructions
-Write comment to make your programs readable. -Use descriptive variables in your programs (Name of the variables shou ld show their purposes). - Ensure your code compiles without any errors/warning/deprecations - Avoid too many & unnecessary usage of white spaces (newline, spaces, tabs, …) - Try to retain the original code given in the exercise, to avoid any issues in compiling & running your programs - Always test the program thoroughly, before saving/submitting exercises/projectHints/Tipsinclude< ---------- >void main(){l=strlen(str1);if(m+n-1<l) {="" for(i="n-1," j="0;i<m+n-1;i++,j++)" }="" else="" printf="" ("string="" extraction="" is="" not="" possible");="" ##="" expected="" output="" enter="" the="" string="" manipal="" university="" in="" jaipur="" position="" of="" required="" character:="" 9="" number="" characters="" to="" be="" extracted:="" extracted="" is:="" <="" div=""> </l)>
3.Problem Statement
a) Write a C program, to find both the largest and smallest number in a list of integers using an Array. b) Write a C program, to add two matrices using an Array. c) Write a C program, to multiply two matrices using an Array.Instructions
· Write comment to make your programs readable.
· Use descriptive variables in your programs (Name of the variables shou ld show their purposes).
· Ensure your code compiles without any errors/warning/deprecations
· Avoid too many & unnecessary usage of white spaces (newline, spaces, tabs, …)
· Try to retain the original code given in the exercise, to avoid any issues in compiling & running your programs
· Always test the program thoroughly, before saving/submitting exercises/projectHints/Tipsinclude <math.h>
void main() { variables; printf("\n =====Matrix Addition=====\n"); for(i=0;i<2;i++) { for(j=0;j<2;j++) { //logic } } printf("\n =====Matrix Multiplication=====\n"); for(i=0;j<2;j++) { for(j=0;j<2;j++) { for(k=0;k<2;k++) { //logic } } } }Expected Output
a) Enter the max no of array elements: 4 enter the ...
1. Problem StatementWrite a C Program - using if else statements,
1. 1. Problem Statement
Write a C Program - using if else statements, to find the largest
number among the given two integer numbers. -
Instructions
· Write comment to make your programs readable.
· Use descriptive variables in your programs (Name of the
variables shou ld show their purposes).
· Ensure your code compiles without any
errors/warning/deprecations
· Avoid too many & unnecessary usage of white spaces
(newline, spaces, tabs, …)
· Try to retain the original code given in the exercise, to avoi d
any issues in compiling & running your programs
· Always test the program thoroughly, before saving/submitting
exercises/project
Hints/Tips
#include<--->
int main()
{
if ( x > y )
{
printf ();
}
else
{
printf ();
}
}
Expected Output
Enter the values for x and y Input: 250 350 Output: Y is large
number - 350
Close
2. Problem Statement
Write a C Program to extract a portion of a string from a
character string.Instructions
2. -Write comment to make your programs readable. -Use
descriptive variables in your programs (Name of the variables
shou ld show their purposes). - Ensure your code compiles
without any errors/warning/deprecations - Avoid too many
& unnecessary usage of white spaces (newline, spaces,
tabs, …) - Try to retain the original code given in the exercise,
to avoid any issues in compiling & running your programs
- Always test the program thoroughly, before saving/submitting
exercises/projectHints/Tipsinclude< ---------- >void
main(){l=strlen(str1);if(m+n-1<l) {="" for(i="n-1," j="0;i<m+n-
1;i++,j++)" }="" else="" printf="" ("string="" extraction=""
is="" not="" possible");="" ##="" expected="" output=""
enter="" the="" string="" manipal="" university="" in=""
jaipur="" position="" of="" required="" character:="" 9=""
number="" characters="" to="" be="" extracted:=""
extracted="" is:="" <="" div=""> </l)>
3.Problem Statement
a) Write a C program, to find both the largest and smallest
number in a list of integers using an Array. b) Write a C
program, to add two matrices using an Array. c) Write a C
program, to multiply two matrices using an Array.Instructions
· Write comment to make your programs readable.
· Use descriptive variables in your programs (Name of the
variables shou ld show their purposes).
· Ensure your code compiles without any
errors/warning/deprecations
· Avoid too many & unnecessary usage of white spaces
(newline, spaces, tabs, …)
· Try to retain the original code given in the exercise, to avoid
any issues in compiling & running your programs
· Always test the program thoroughly, before saving/submitting
exercises/projectHints/Tipsinclude <math.h>
void main() { variables; printf("n =====Matrix
Addition=====n"); for(i=0;i<2;i++) { for(j=0;j<2;j++) {
//logic } } printf("n =====Matrix Multiplication=====n");
3. for(i=0;j<2;j++) { for(j=0;j<2;j++) { for(k=0;k<2;k++)
{ //logic } } } }Expected Output
a) Enter the max no of array elements: 4 enter the array
elements 43 34 45 54 The maximum number in given array is:
54 The minimum number in given array is: 34 b) Enter elements
of matrix A:1 2 3 4 Enter elements of matrix B:1 2 3 4 =====
Matrix Addition ===== 2 4 6 8 c) Enter elements of matrix A: 1
2 3 4 Enter elements of matrix B: 1 2 3 4 ===== Matrix
Multiplication ===== 6 8 12 32
</math.h>
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4.
Problem Statement
Write a C program to find the factorial of a given integer
number using both recursive and non-recursive functions.
Instructions
· Write comment to make your programs readable.
· Use descriptive variables in your programs (Name of the
variables shou ld show their purposes).
· Ensure your code compiles without any
errors/warning/deprecations
· Avoid too many & unnecessary usage of white spaces
(newline, spaces, tabs, …)
· Try to retain the original code given in the exercise, to avoid
any issues in compiling & running your programs
· Always test the program thoroughly, before saving/submitting
exercises/project
Hints/Tips
#include< ----- >
longint fact(int)
void main()
{
variables;
printf(“n enter an integer no:”);
scanf(“%d”,&n);
// non-recursive
4. for(i=1;i<=n;i++)
{
//logic for factorial calculation
}
printf(“Factorial of %d = %d using non-recursive logic n”, n,
variables);
// recursive
printf(“Factorial of %d = %d using recursive logic n”, n,
fact(n));
}
longint fact(int n)
{
//logic for factorial calculation
}
Expected Output
Enter the number: 4 Factorial of 4 = 24
5.
Problem Statement
Write a C Program – using pointers To Swap the Values of Two
Variables.
Instructions
· Write comment to make your programs readable.
· Use descriptive variables in your programs (Name of the
variables shou ld show their purposes).
· Ensure your code compiles without any
errors/warning/deprecations
· Avoid too many & unnecessary usage of white spaces
(newline, spaces, tabs, …)
· Try to retain the original code given in the exercise, to avoid
any issues in compiling & running your programs
· Always test the program thoroughly, before saving/submitting
exercises/project
Hints/Tips
# include< ----- >
# include < ------- >
5. main ( )
{
Variables;
printf ( “ Enter values of x and y: n”);
scanf( “ %d%d”, x,y);
*temp = ;
*x= ;
*y= ;
printf();
}
Expected Output
Enter values of x and y: 10 20 x=20 y=10
6.Problem Statement
Write a C program – using structures for reading the employee
details like employee name, date of joining and salary and also
to compute Total salary outgo for a month.Instructions
-Write comment to make your programs readable. -Use
descriptive variables in your programs (Name of the variables
shou ld show their purposes). - Ensure your code compiles
without any errors/warning/deprecations - Avoid too many
& unnecessary usage of white spaces (newline, spaces,
tabs, …) - Try to retain the original code given in the exercise,
to avoid any issues in compiling & running your programs
- Always test the program thoroughly, before saving/submitting
exercises/projectHints/Tipsstruct
personal{};main(){variables;printf (“enter number of
employees”); scanf (“%d”,&n);for (i=1; i<=n;
i++){}printf(“enter the month for total
salary”);scanf(“%s”,month)for(i=1; i<n; i++)="" {="" }=""
printf="" (“the="" total="" salary="" for="" giving=""
month="%d”," salary);="" ##="" expected="" output=""
input="" values="" chandu="" 25="" january="" 2012=""
5500="" kishore="" 20="" 5500.00="" enter="" the=""
11000.00="" <="" div=""> </n;>
7. Problem Statement
6. Write a Program which behaves as prescribed in the below
problem statement - Take input/output as specified - Print the
expected output using the expected logic/algorithm/data - Code
is structured correctly and according to the problem statement
Instructions
· Ensure your code compiles without any
errors/warning/deprecations
· Follow best practices while coding
· Avoid too many & unnecessary usage of white spaces
(newline, spaces, tabs, ...), except to make the code readable
· Use appropriate comments at appropriate places in your
exercise, to explain the logic, rational, solutions, so that
evaluator can know them
· Try to retain the original code given in the exercise, to avoid
any issues in compiling & running your programs
· Always test the program thoroughly, before saving/submitting
exercises/project
· For any issues with your exercise, contact your coach
Example
Inputs:
variable1 = input1
variable2 = input2
/*
Solution
Logic according to asked problem statement */
Expected Output = As described in the problem statement
Warnings
· Take care of whitespace/trailing whitespace
· Trim the output and avoid special characters
7. · Avoid printing unnecessary values other than expected/asked
output
Hints/Tips
int i = 0;
int j = 0 ;
for (int k =0; k < i; k++) {
printf("this is my hint logic %d", i);
}
8.Problem Statement
Write a C Program – to use structure within union, display the
structure and length of union elements.Instructions
· Write comment to make your programs readable.
· Use descriptive variables in your programs (Name of the
variables shou ld show their purposes).
· Ensure your code compiles without any
errors/warning/deprecations
· Avoid too many & unnecessary usage of white spaces
(newline, spaces, tabs, …)
· Try to retain the original code given in the exercise, to avoid
any issues in compiling & running your programs
· Always test the program thoroughly, before saving/submitting
exercises/projectHints/Tipsinclude <stdio.h>
Struct hai { }; union bye { }; int main(int argc,char *argv[]) {
8. Struct hai myhai; union bye mybye; …. ….. …..
}Expected Output
myhai: 1 2 This is myhai mybye: 100 4197476 This is mybye
</stdio.h>
