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CS 111 Lab 4

The document contains instructions for 14 programming assignments to be completed in C. The assignments include: 1) calculating the sum of integers between 9-300 divisible by 7 but not 63, 2) calculating the sum of digits of an integer, 3) calculating the sum of the series 14 + 24 + 44 + ..., 4) calculating the sum of the series with user input validation, 5) calculating number of positive values, min, max, average of a series of numbers, 6) calculating the factorial of a number, 7) calculating the partial sum of the Taylor series for sin(x), 8) checking if a number is a palindrome, 9) checking if a number is an Armstrong number, 10) checking if a number is

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CS 111 Lab 4

The document contains instructions for 14 programming assignments to be completed in C. The assignments include: 1) calculating the sum of integers between 9-300 divisible by 7 but not 63, 2) calculating the sum of digits of an integer, 3) calculating the sum of the series 14 + 24 + 44 + ..., 4) calculating the sum of the series with user input validation, 5) calculating number of positive values, min, max, average of a series of numbers, 6) calculating the factorial of a number, 7) calculating the partial sum of the Taylor series for sin(x), 8) checking if a number is a palindrome, 9) checking if a number is an Armstrong number, 10) checking if a number is

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LAB IV

1. Login to default directory and see if the directory LAB4 exists. If the directory LAB4 exists,
then remove it. Now create the directory LAB4 and go to the directory LAB4. Create all
the programs in the directory LAB4

2. Write a C program that calculates the sum of integers between 9 and 300 inclusive which are
divisible by 7 but not divisible by 63.
Expected output:

Sum of integers between 9 & 300 that are divisible by 7 but not by 63 is 5684

3. Write a C program that accepts an integer from keyboard and calculates the sum of digits of
an integer.
Test data and expected output:

Enter an integer: 3456


Sum of the digits of 3456 is 18

Enter an integer: -23


Sum of the digits of -23 is 5

4. Write a C program that accepts a positive integer n less than 50 from the terminal and prints
out the sum 14 + 24 + 44 + 74 + 114 + · · · + m4 , where m is less than or equal to n. If the input
is outside the range, the program terminates with appropriate message.
Test data and expected output:

Enter a +ve integer less than 50: 0


Invalid input

Enter a +ve integer less than 50: 39


Sum of the series is 2898549

Enter a +ve integer less than 50: 0


Invalid input

5. Write a C program that asks the user to enter a positive integer n less than 10. If the user
enters an invalid input, the code repeats the command of asking the user for a positive integer
less than 10 until the input is correct. It then prints out the sum of the first n terms of the
series 14 + 24 + 44 + 74 + 114 + · · ·.
Test data and expected output:

Enter a +ve integer less than 10: 0


Invalid input, enter again: 4
Sum of the 4 terms of the series is 2674

Enter a +ve integer less than 10: 4


Sum of the 4 terms of the series is 2674

Enter a +ve integer less than 10: 11


Invalid input, enter again: 5
Sum of the 5 terms of the series is 17315
6. Write a C program that accepts integers from the keyboard until we enter a zero or a negative
number. The program will output the number of positive values entered, the minimum value,
the maximum value and the average of all numbers.
Test data and expected output:

Enter a +ve integer:6


Enter next +ve integer:3
Enter next +ve integer:2
Enter next +ve integer:-4
Number of +ve values entered is 3
Maximum value entered is 6
Minimum value entered is 2
Average value is 3.6667

Enter a +ve integer:0


No positive number entered

7. Write a C program that reads an integer n from the keyboard and prints out the factorial of n.
Test data and expected output:

Enter an integer:6
Factorial of 6 is 720

Enter an integer:-3
n must be non-negative

8. Write a C program that accepts a positive integer n and a real number x from the keyboard
and prints out the sum of the n terms of the series
∞
x2n+1
tn = (−1)n
X
sin(x) = tn ,
n=0 (2n + 1)!

Test data and expected output:

Enter the value of n & x:0 1.0


Number of terms must be +ve

Enter the value of n & x:5 0.5


Sum of the series at x=0.50 with 5 terms is 0.47943

9. Write a C program that reads a real number x from the keyboard and calculates the sum of
the series ∞
x2n+1
tn = (−1)n
X
sin(x) = tn ,
n=0 (2n + 1)!
by adding terms as long as |tn | > 10−6 .
Test data and expected output:

Enter the value of x:0.8


Sum of the series at 0.80 is 0.71736

10. Write a C program that accepts a non-negative integer from the keyboard and checks whether
the entered number is a palindrome number.
Test data and expected output:
Enter a non-negative integer:9
9 is a palindrome number

Enter a non-negative integer:246642


246642 is a palindrome number

Enter a non-negative integer:24312


24312 is NOT a palindrome number

11. Write a C program that accepts a non-negative integer from the keyboard and checks whether
the entered number is a Armstrong number. (An n-digit number that is the sum of the n-th
powers of its digits is called an Armstrong number)
Test data and expected output:

Enter a non-negative integer:-2


Input must be non-negative integer

Enter a non-negative integer:9


9 is an Armstrong number

Enter a non-negative integer:1634


1634 is an Armstrong number

Enter a non-negative integer:1636


1636 is NOT an Armstrong number

12. A perfect number is a positive number in which sum of all positive divisors excluding that
number is equal to that number. Write a C program that accepts a positive integer from the
keyboard and checks whether the entered number is a perfect number.
Test data and expected output:

Enter a positive integer:-2


Input must be positive

Enter a positive integer:8128


8128 is a perfect number

Enter a positive integer:28


28 is a perfect number

Enter a positive integer:64


64 is NOT a perfect number

13. Write a C program that prints out the prime numbers between 1 and 100. The output should
be such that each row contains a maximum of 7 prime numbers.
Expected output:

The prime numbers between 1 and 99 are:


2 3 5 7 11 13 17
19 23 29 31 37 41 43
47 53 59 61 67 71 73
79 83 89 97
14. Write a C program that reads a real number x from the keyboard and calculates the sum of
the series ∞
X xn
exp(x) = tn , tn =
n=0 n!
by adding terms as long as |tn | > 10−8 . Also, print out the value from the C math library
function exp(x).
Test data and expected output:

Enter the value of x:1.5


Sum of the series at 1.50 is 4.48169e+00
Value from C math library=4.48169e+00

Enter the value of x:-20


Sum of the series at -20.00 is 2.06115e-09
Value from C math library=2.06115e-09

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