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Practice Programs in C

Doing Programs gives you the great understanding about what you have learned. Doing Programs gives you the Confidence. So let's Start by doing some programming.

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Simple programs of C | Programmerdouts

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Simple Programs
Doing Programs gives you the great understanding about what you have learned.
Doing Programs gives you the Confidence.
So let's Start by doing some programming.

Q1: Declare a constant "pi" with value=3.14 by keyword "const" and print the value of
"pi" on the screen?

#include<stdio.h>
const float pi =3.14;

void main(){
printf("Constant Variable is %f",pi);
}

Output:
Constant Variable is 3.14
Exercise:
Q:Declare a same constant "pi" through Macros,display the constant
Hint: Use "#define pi 3.14",Bestofluck.

Q2:declare variable temp_c and assign 27.65C and convert it into Fahrenheit and
display Fahrenheit as well as temperature in Celcius.
Solution:

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#include<stdio.h>

void main()
{
float temp_c,temp_f;
temp_c = 27.65; //temp_c variable
temp_f = temp_c+273.15; // temp_f variable

printf("Temperature in Celsius is %f C\n",temp_c);

printf("Temperature in Fahrenheit is %f F",temp_f);


}

Output:
Temperature in Celsius is 27.65 C
Temperature in Fahrenheit is 300.799988 F
Exercise:
Q:declare variable temp_f and assign 300.799988 and convert it into celsius and
display Celsius as well as temperature in Fahrenheit.
Hint: subtract 273.15 from temp_f variable,Bestofluck.

Q3: Declare variables radius assign 3.2 to it and Calculate Area of the circle and print
the result
Solution
#include<stdio.h>
#define pi 3.14
void main()
{
float radius = 3.2;
float Area;
Area = pi*(radius*radius); // radius*radius (method of taking square of variable)
printf("Area of the circle is %f",Area);

Output:
Area of the circle is 32.153603.
Exercise:
Declare variables radius assign 3.2 to it and Calculate
Some Maths equation in C
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Maths Equations method to write in 'C'

ij+k (i*j)+k

i3 i*i*i

i 3+5 (i*i*i)+5

Algebraic Equation in 'C'

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