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This document outlines 17 questions related to C programming. The questions cover a range of topics including algorithms, flowcharts, variables, data types, functions, arrays, structures, pointers, files, and command line arguments. The questions ask the student to write code to check if a number is even or odd, calculate sums, find the greater/lesser of two numbers, calculate interest, determine pay based on salary brackets, check divisibility, convert numbers to words, find prime numbers, print patterns, swap values, analyze arrays, compare strings, change case of strings, swap values using pointers, use structures to store and display employee data, display file contents and add to a file, reverse a number from command line arguments, and

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C Programming

This document outlines 17 questions related to C programming. The questions cover a range of topics including algorithms, flowcharts, variables, data types, functions, arrays, structures, pointers, files, and command line arguments. The questions ask the student to write code to check if a number is even or odd, calculate sums, find the greater/lesser of two numbers, calculate interest, determine pay based on salary brackets, check divisibility, convert numbers to words, find prime numbers, print patterns, swap values, analyze arrays, compare strings, change case of strings, swap values using pointers, use structures to store and display employee data, display file contents and add to a file, reverse a number from command line arguments, and

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Practical - C Programming

Note : 1. Solve any 10 programmes

2. Each programme carries 10 marks

Q. 1 Write algorithm for the following :

a) to check whether an entered number is odd / even.


b) to calculate sum of three numbers.

Q. 2 Draw a flowchart for the following :

a) to find greater and smaller number from given two numbers.


b) to calculate sum of first 10 odd numbers.

Q. 3 Write short notes on the following :

a) C Variables b) C datatypes

Q. 4 Accept principal amount, rate of interest, and duration from the user. Display
Interest Amount and Total Amount (Principal + Interest).

Q. 5 Accept the salary of an employee from the user. Calculate the gross salary on
the following basis:

Basic HRA DA .

1 - 4000 10% 50%

4001 - 8000 20% 60%


8001 - 12000 25% 70%

12000 and above 30% 80%

Q. 6 Accept any number from the user. Display whether the number is divisible by
100 or not.

Q. 7 Accept a month in digit from the user. Display the month in words. If number
is not between 1 and 12 display message “Invalid Month”. (Use ‘switch’)

Q. 8 Display all prime numbers between 50 and 150.

Q. 9 Write a program to print the following pattern:

a) 1 b) 1

12 22

123 333

1234 4444

12345 55555

Q. 10 Write a program to swap the values of two numbers. Do this using call by
reference method of function.

Q. 11 Write a program to accept 10 values in an integer array. Display the number of


odd, even, and negative numbers.

Q. 12 Accept any two strings from the user. Display whether both the strings are
equal or not. (do not use standard functions.)

Q. 13 Accept any string from the user. Convert case of the string to lower / upper
using pointers. (if entered string is in lower case convert it to uppercase and
vice versa.)

Q. 14 Accept any two numbers from the user. Using pointers swap the values two
numbers without using third variable.
Q. 15 Create a structure to store the employee number, name, department and basic
salary. Create a array of structure to accept and display the values of 10
employees.

Q. 16 Accept a file name from the user. Display the contents of the file. Also add the
entered string to the file.

Q. 17 a) Any number is a command line argument. Write a program to display the


number in reverse order.

b) Write a short note on enum

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