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C Exercise

The document provides instructions for 19 coding exercises in C including programs to print name and address, perform basic math operations, use arrays, loops, functions, and multi-dimensional arrays. It includes exercises to find averages, check even/odd numbers, and area calculations.

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C Exercise

The document provides instructions for 19 coding exercises in C including programs to print name and address, perform basic math operations, use arrays, loops, functions, and multi-dimensional arrays. It includes exercises to find averages, check even/odd numbers, and area calculations.

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1. Write a program to print your name and address.

2. write a program to get 4 inputs. 2 integers and 2 float numbers. sum both. store the result
in integer and float number. print 2 results.
3. create an integer array with length of 5. get 5 inputs, store them in the array. print all 5
outputs.
4. sum the numbers in the program 3 and print the result.

Tip for Multi dimensional Array

5. Create a C program to find subtraction of two integer number.


6. create a C program to print ASCII value of a character.
7. create a program to find cube of an integer number using two different methods.
8. create a program to find quotient and remainder.
9. create a Program to check whether number is EVEN or ODD.
10. create a program to find area and perimeter of circle.
11. create a program to find area of a rectangle.
12. create a program to get 2 strings. Name and city. Get the input from the user and print the
strings.
13. create a one dimensional array of strings. Get 5 strings. Concatenate them and print.
14. create a program with for loop. Get 10 inputs. Print them.
15. create a program with for loop. Get 10 inputs. Add the inputs. Print result.
16. create a program to get 10 subject marks of a student. Show the average.
17. create a two dimensional array of characters. In the row, fill out odd alphabet
(a,c,e…). In the column fill out even alphabets. Print them in reverse order Z-a
18. Write a function called print_big which receives one argument (an integer) and prints
the line x is big if the argument given to the function is a number bigger than 10.
19.
find out the average marks of a group of five students for two subjects, Mathematics and Physics.
To do this, we use a two-dimensional array called grades. The marks corresponding to Mathematics
would be stored in the first row (grades[0]), whereas those corresponding to Physics would be stored
in the second row (grades[1]). Complete the following steps so that you can execute this program.

 Declare grades as a two-dimensional array of integers


 Complete the for loops by specifying their terminating conditions
 Compute the average marks obtained in each subject

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