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Compiler Design Lab

This document outlines an assignment for a Compiler Design course involving writing C/C++ programs to: 1) Read lines from a file and print each line number and text 2) Identify whether an input line is a comment or not 3) Test whether a given identifier is valid It also involves writing programs to count lines and characters in a file, delete comments from a file, delete tabs and newlines, and verify syntax of a while loop construct. Solutions must be written on paper following guidelines for user messages, constants, and avoiding static initialization.

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Compiler Design Lab

This document outlines an assignment for a Compiler Design course involving writing C/C++ programs to: 1) Read lines from a file and print each line number and text 2) Identify whether an input line is a comment or not 3) Test whether a given identifier is valid It also involves writing programs to count lines and characters in a file, delete comments from a file, delete tabs and newlines, and verify syntax of a while loop construct. Solutions must be written on paper following guidelines for user messages, constants, and avoiding static initialization.

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Course Title: Compiler Design Sessional; Course Code: CSE 360; Credit: 0.

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Assignment

1. Write a C/C++ program that reads text from a file and prints on the terminal each input
line, preceded by the line number. The output will look like -

1 This is the first trial line in the file,


2 and this is the second line.

Try the problem once using fgetc() function and once using fgets() function for reading
the input. Why is fread() not suitable for this purpose?

Do not ignore the value returned by the functions fgetc() and fgets(). After this exercise
the you should be comfortable with the formatted input and output functions of C.

2. Write a C/C++ program to identify whether a given input line is a comment or not.

3. Write a C/C++ program to test whether a given identifier is valid or not.

4. Write a C/C++ program that reads text from a file, then count and prints the number of
character exist in the inputted text file.

5. Write a C/C++ program that reads text from a file, then count and prints the number of
line exist in the inputted text file.

6. Write a C/C++ program that reads text from a file, then delete the existing comment and
save the output text file (without comment). Also count and print the number of deletion.

7. Write a C/C++ program that reads text from a file, then delete the existing tabs (spaces)
and new line and save the output text file. Also count and print the number of deletion.

8. Imagine the syntax of a programming language construct such as while-loop --

while ( condition )
begin
statement ;
:
end
where while, begin, end are keywords; condition can be a single comparision expression
(such as x == 10, etc.); and statement is the assignment to a location the result of a single
arithmatic operation (eg., a = 5 * b).

Write a C/C++ program that verifies whether the input follows the above syntax.

*** Write an efficient C/C++ program (by pen and paper) for solving each
of the above algorithm (problem) obeying the general guidelines given
below (i-iii):
i. Show user-friendly messages to make the program interactive.
ii. Use symbolic constant as per your requirements.
iii. Try to avoid static initializations.

Finally submit your solution as scanned copy (pictures) in a single pdf file
with mentioning your name, student id and course code.

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