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ES085 Sample Programs With Array

The document contains 5 problems involving arrays in C programming. Problem 1 creates a 1D array of 10 numbers, prints the 3rd and 8th elements, and prints all elements. Problem 2 creates a 1D array, inputs numbers, and finds the highest number. Problem 3 creates an array, swaps the 3rd and 8th elements, and reprints the array. Problem 4 creates an array, calculates the sum of all elements, and prints the sum. Problem 5 creates a 2D matrix with user-defined rows and columns, inputs elements, and prints the matrix. Each problem demonstrates different array operations in C.

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ES085 Sample Programs With Array

The document contains 5 problems involving arrays in C programming. Problem 1 creates a 1D array of 10 numbers, prints the 3rd and 8th elements, and prints all elements. Problem 2 creates a 1D array, inputs numbers, and finds the highest number. Problem 3 creates an array, swaps the 3rd and 8th elements, and reprints the array. Problem 4 creates an array, calculates the sum of all elements, and prints the sum. Problem 5 creates a 2D matrix with user-defined rows and columns, inputs elements, and prints the matrix. Each problem demonstrates different array operations in C.

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PROBLEM 1

//Create an array of 10 numbers

//output the contents of the 3rd and 8th locations

//output all the contents of the array

#include<stdio.h>

#include<conio.h>

int main()

int num[10]={0}; //initialize te contents of the array to 0

int ctr=0;

//creation of the array

for(ctr=0; ctr<10; ctr++)

printf("Enter element of num[%d]:", ctr);

scanf("%d", &num[ctr]); //kindly observe how array is done in scanf

//print the contents of location 3 and 4

printf("*********Printing the contents of location 3 and 8\n");

printf("num[3]=%d",num[3]); //printing the content of location 3

printf("\nnum[8]=%d", num[8]); //printing the content of location 8

//printing the entire contents of the array; loop is to be used to access each element

printf("\n*********Printing all the contents of the array\n");

for(ctr=0; ctr<10; ctr++)

printf("num[%d]=%d", ctr, num[ctr]);


printf("\n");

return 0;

PROBLEM 2

//Create an array of 10 numbers

//output the highest number in the array

#include<stdio.h>

#include<conio.h>

int main()

int num[10]={0}; //initialize te contents of the array to 0

int ctr=0, high;

//creation of the array

for(ctr=0; ctr<10; ctr++)

printf("Enter element of num[%d]:", ctr);

scanf("%d", &num[ctr]); //kindly observe how array is done in scanf

//Searching the highest number in the array

high=num[0]; //Assume the the first element is the highest

for(ctr=0; ctr<10; ctr++)

{
if(num[ctr+1]>high) //start comparing element ctr+1m don't compare to your self

high=num[ctr+1];

printf("\n*********Printing highest number in the array\n");

printf("Highest is %d", high);

return 0;

PROBLEM 3

//Create an array of 10 numbers

//Print the contents of the original array

//Swap the contents of location 3 and location 8

//Print the new contents of the array

#include<stdio.h>

#include<conio.h>

int main()

int num[10]={0}; //initialize te contents of the array to 0

int ctr=0, temp;

//creation of the array

for(ctr=0; ctr<10; ctr++)

printf("Enter element of num[%d]:", ctr);


scanf("%d", &num[ctr]); //kindly observe how array is done in scanf

printf("*********Printing contents of the original array");

for(ctr=0; ctr<10; ctr++)

printf("\nnum[%d]=%d", ctr, num[ctr]);

//This is how to swap the contents of location 3 and location 8

temp=num[3]; //assign the content of location 3 to temp

num[3]=num[8]; //assign the content of location to location 3

num[8]=temp; //assign the content of temp to location to location 8

printf("*********Printing contents of the new array\n");

for(ctr=0; ctr<10; ctr++)

printf("\nnum[%d]=%d", ctr, num[ctr]);

return 0;

PROBLEM 4

//Create an array of 10 numbers

//Print the sum of the contents of the array

#include<stdio.h>

#include<conio.h>
int main()

int num[10]={0}; //initialize te contents of the array to 0

int ctr=0, sum=0;

//creation of the array

for(ctr=0; ctr<10; ctr++)

printf("Enter element of num[%d]:", ctr);

scanf("%d", &num[ctr]); //kindly observe how array is done in scanf

printf("*********Printing contents of the original array");

for(ctr=0; ctr<10; ctr++)

printf("\nnum[%d]=%d", ctr, num[ctr]);

//This is how to get the sum of the contents of the array

for(ctr=0; ctr<10; ctr++)

sum+=num[ctr];

printf("\n********The sum=%d", sum);

return 0;

}
PROBLEM 5

//Create a multidimensional array

//Print the contents of the multidimensional array

//Create an nxm Matrix, n=row, m=column

#include<stdio.h>

#include<conio.h>

int main()

int Matrix[100][100]; //maximize the row a and columns of Matrix to 100

int row, col, maxrow, maxcol;

printf("How many rows and columns is your Matrix?:");

scanf("%d %d", &maxrow, &maxcol);

//creation of the Matrix

for(row=0; row<maxrow; row++)

for(col=0; col<maxcol; col++)

printf("Enter element of Matrix[%d %d]:", row, col);

scanf("%d", &Matrix[row][col]);

} //kindly observe how multidimensional array is done in scanf

printf("*********Printing contents of the Matrix\n");

for(row=0; row<maxrow; row++)

for(col=0; col<maxcol; col++)


{

printf("%d ", Matrix[row][col]);

printf("\n"); // to print the elements of next row

return 0;

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