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CS36 Lab 5

This document provides instructions for Lab 5 on arrays and strings. Students are asked to complete 7 questions, with 1 point awarded per question for questions 1-5 and 1 extra credit point for questions 6 and 7. For each question, students must provide the code and output for 3 test runs, using the sample test run data provided or generating their own additional data. Various rules are outlined, such as only using topics from lessons 1 to 55 and not using prohibited functions. Failure to follow the instructions or provide the requested number of test runs will result in no points awarded for that question.

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CS36 Lab 5

This document provides instructions for Lab 5 on arrays and strings. Students are asked to complete 7 questions, with 1 point awarded per question for questions 1-5 and 1 extra credit point for questions 6 and 7. For each question, students must provide the code and output for 3 test runs, using the sample test run data provided or generating their own additional data. Various rules are outlined, such as only using topics from lessons 1 to 55 and not using prohibited functions. Failure to follow the instructions or provide the requested number of test runs will result in no points awarded for that question.

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CS36 Lab 5

Arrays and strings


Lessons 1 to 55
3 test runs for each question
Save you lab file as lastname_firstinitial_lab05.txt

Q1 to Q5 - 1 point for each question, extra credit 1 point each for Q6 and Q7. Maximum of 7 points
total

1. Follow the Lab instructions and video on how to submit labs.


2. Follow the steps in the Lab instruction sample on Canvas to separate each question with a banner
with question number, short description of the question.
3. For each question you must provide output for 3 test runs (use the sample test run formatting and
data already provided plus makeup the rest yourself). If you do not have a total of 3 test runs, that
question will result in a zero.
4. You must use the data given in the sample test runs that are given in the question. Provide your own
data whenever there is no sample run data.
5. If the program does not run a zero will be given
6. Your test run must be exactly the same as the sample test run specifications provided. If the
program runs but does not fulfill all the specifications stated in the question, a zero score will be
given.
7. You are not allowed to use any topics not covered from lesson 1 to lesson 55.
8. Using any other topics not covered in lesson 1 to lesson 46 will result in a zero for that question.
9. You must submit your lab5 by the deadline at the specified upload link on Canvas under Lab 5. Lab 5
submitted via email attachment, comment in Canvas, Canvas message, or by any other method is not
accepted and will be given a zero for no submission. Late lab5 submission is not accepted.

The break, continue and goto C commands are not allowed to be used with loops. A
zero will be given for that question if your program contains a break, continue or goto
command used with loops. The break command is allowed only as part of the switch
statement.
Arrays

1. Write a program to interchange the largest and the smallest number in an array
a. Use functions – you must have a least these functions
i. main()
ii. void read_array(parameters,…) – to allow user to read the elements into the array
iii. void display_array(parameters,…) – to print the elements of the array
iv. you can create other functions as needed
b. NO GLOBAL Variables.
c. Sample test Run 1(red user input) Provide your data for test run 2 and 3.
Enter the desired size of the array: 5
Enter a number for position 0:3
Enter a number for position 1:6
Enter a number for position 2:3
Enter a number for position 3:7
Enter a number for position 4:9

The elements of the array are:


arr[0]=3 arr[1]=6 arr[2]=3 arr[3]=7 arr[4]=9

The elements of the array after the interchange are:


arr[0]=9 arr[1]=6 arr[2]=3 arr[3]=7 arr[4]=3

2. Write a program to find the second largest integer number using an array of numbers
a. Use functions – you must have a least these functions
i. main()
ii. void read_array(parameters,…) – to allow user to read the elements into the array
iii. void display_array(parameters,…) – to print the elements of the array
iv. you can create other functions as needed
b. NO GLOBAL Variables.

c. Sample test Run 1(red user input) Provide your data for test run 2 and 3.
Enter the number of elements in the array: 6

Enter the number: 10


Enter the number: 35
Enter the number: 60
Enter the number: 34
Enter the number: 20
Enter the number: 46

The numbers you entered are: 10 35 60 34 20 46


The largest of these numbers is: 60
The second largest of these numbers is: 46
3. write a program to find whether the array of integers contain a duplicate number
a. Use functions – you must have a least these functions
i. main()
ii. void read_array(parameters,…) – to allow user to read the elements into the array
iii. void display_array(parameters,…) – to print the elements of the array
iv. you can create other functions as needed
b. NO GLOBAL Variables.

c. Sample test Run 1(red user input) Provide your data for test run 2 and 3.
Enter the size of the array:6
1
2
3
3
4
5

The numbers you entered are: 1 2 3 3 4 5


Duplicate number 3 found at location 2 and 3

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Strings( no string methods or built-in string functions like strlen(), strcmp(), strcpy, etc… for questions
4,5,6,7)

4. Write a program to read and print the text until a * is encountered. Also, count the number of
characters in the text entered. Your program should read each character at a time. Do not forget to
terminate your string with ‘\0’ character.

Sample test Run 1(red user input) Provide your data for test run 2 and 3.

Enter * to end
Enter the text : Hi there*
The text is : Hi there
The count of the characters is : 8

5. Write a program to read a sentence which is a single string. Then count the number of words in the
sentence. The program will read in a string not one character at a time.

Sample test Run 1(red user input) Provide your data for test run 2 and 3.

Enter the sentence : How are you


The total count of words is : 3

Continue next page…


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These are the 2 extra credit questions worth 1 point each

6. Write a program to enter a text that has commas. Replace all the commas with semi colons and then
display the new text with semi colons. Your program will allow the user to enter a string not a
character at a time.

Sample test Run 1(red user input) Provide your data for test run 2 and 3.

Enter the text : Hello, how are you


The copied text is : Hello; how are you

7. Write a program to enter a text. Then enter a pattern and count the number of times the pattern is
repeated in the text. Your program will read in a string not a character at a time.

Sample test Run 1(red user input) Provide your data for test run 2 and 3.

Enter string : She sells sea shells on the sea shore


Enter the pattern : sea

Pattern found 2 times

***Print ‘Pattern not found’ if pattern is not found.

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