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PPS Assignment-1: Expected Output

The document provides instructions for a programming assignment involving writing several C programs to output specific text, calculate interest, convert units of measurement, swap values, and convert between temperature scales. Students are to write the programs, save them with descriptive names in their assigned GitLab folder, and ensure the programs output the expected results provided for each task. The assignment involves 7 programming tasks of varying complexity that test basic C programming skills.

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PPS Assignment-1: Expected Output

The document provides instructions for a programming assignment involving writing several C programs to output specific text, calculate interest, convert units of measurement, swap values, and convert between temperature scales. Students are to write the programs, save them with descriptive names in their assigned GitLab folder, and ensure the programs output the expected results provided for each task. The assignment involves 7 programming tasks of varying complexity that test basic C programming skills.

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PPS Assignment-1

1. Create GitLab Account and create a folder with your Roll Number in Programming for Problem
Solving Directory.

2. Create a new file


. io.c using gedit or vim or vi editor. Write C statement(s) in io.c which
produces the following output.
Σ
a. Good day!
b. Good day!
c. He shared his “wisdom” with me
d. Hello
world! (using a single printf statement)
e. Hello
world! (using a single printf statement that has no blank space)
f. How are
you?
I am OK.
g. How are you?
I am OK. (using two printf statements which have no blank spaces)
h. How are you?
I am OK. (using a single printf statement that has no blank space)
i. Something has gone crazy (with a beep sound)
j. Bank interest is 10% in the year 2001.
3. Write a C program Pattren.c that produces the following output
*********
* *
* *
* *
* *
* *
* *
* *
* *
*********
4. Write a C program interest.c that calculates the total interest income on amount Rupees
5 lakhs in a period of 10 years. Show the results for simple interest, compounded
interest when the compounding is done annually, semi-annually, quarterly, monthly and
daily. Assume that the interest rate is 3.5% per year.
Expected output:

Simple interest on Rs. 500000.00 in 10 years = Rs. 175000.00


Interest on Rs. 500000.00 in 10 years compounded annually = Rs. 205299.38
Interest on Rs. 500000.00 in 10 years compounded semi-annually = Rs. 207389.10
Interest on Rs. 500000.00 in 10 years compounded quarterly = Rs. 208454.42
Interest on Rs. 500000.00 in 10 years compounded monthly = Rs. 209172.41
Interest on Rs. 500000.00 in 10 years compounded daily = Rs. 209521.87
5. Write a C program cmtoinch.c that accepts a distance in inches and prints the
corresponding value in cms. Note that 1 inch = 2.54 cm.
Test data and expected output:

Enter the distance in inches:3 Distance 3.00


inches is = 7.62 cms

6. Write a C program swap.c that reads two values from the keyboard, swaps their values
and prints out the result.
Test data and expected output:

Enter two real values to be swapped:2.4 5.7 Values entered are


a=2.400000 and b=5.700000
Values after swap are a=5.700000 and b=2.400000

7. Write a C program temp.c that accepts a temperature in Fahrenheit and prints the corre-
sponding temperature in Celsius.
.
C/5 = (F − 32)/9
Σ
Test data and expected output:

Enter temp in Farenheit:98.4


Temp 98.40 in Farenheit = 36.89 Centigrade

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