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The document provides exercises for students to practice branching statements in C programming. It includes 7 exercises of increasing complexity that involve writing code to check even/odd numbers, identify leap years, classify triangle types, calculate circle properties, find roots of quadratic equations, calculate taxi fares based on distance, and calculate student grades.

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Lab 1

The document provides exercises for students to practice branching statements in C programming. It includes 7 exercises of increasing complexity that involve writing code to check even/odd numbers, identify leap years, classify triangle types, calculate circle properties, find roots of quadratic equations, calculate taxi fares based on distance, and calculate student grades.

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INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY

C/C++ Programming

Course ID: IT116

Lab 1

Branching statements

Full name + Student ID: ……………………………………………………………………………………………………


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I. Objectives

1. Write simple computer programs in C language, use the input/output statements,


understand the fundamental data types and learn computer memory concepts.
2. Use assignment, arithmetic, relational and logical operators, learn the precedence
order of these operators and write simple decision-making / branching statements.
3. Use basic problem-solving techniques, develop algorithms through the process of
top-down, stepwise refinement, use the if-selection statement, the if…else…-
selection statement and switch-statement to select actions.

II. Pre-Lab Preparation

Students are required to review the theory of the topics before the lab time.

III. In-Lab Procedure

Exercise 1

Write a C program to determines whether an input number is even or odd.

Output:

Input an integer: 15
15 is an odd integer

Exercise 2

Write a C program to check whether an input year is a leap year or not.

(Hint: The leap year is defined by the following flow chart)

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Output:

Input a year :2024


2024 is a leap year.

Exercise 3

Write a C program to identify whether a triangle is Equilateral, Isosceles or Scalene based


on the given sides.

For Example:

Output:

Input three sides of triangle: 30 30 50

This is an isosceles triangle.

Exercise 4

Write a C program to input radius of a circle from user and find diameter, circumference,
and area of the circle.

For example:

Output: Enter the radius of a circle: 3


Diameter of circle = 6.00 units
Circumference of circle = 18.84 units
Area of circle = 28.26 sq. units

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Exercise 5

Write a C program that calculate the roots of the second order equation:

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ax +bx +c=0

Hints: Use include<math.h>

For example:

Output:
Enter the Values of a : 1
Enter the Values of b : -4
Enter the Values of c : 3

The roots of equation are


First Root : 3.00
Second Root : 1.00
Exercise 6

Write a C program that calculate the total payment of Taxi service, in which:

- The first kilometer: 5$/km;

- The travelled distance is between 1 km and 30 km: 3$/km;

- The travelled distance is greater than 30 km: 2$/km;

Example

Output:

Enter total distance in km: 5

The total cost that a passenger has to pay: $17.00

Exercise 7

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Write a C program to read student’s name, student’s ID and marks of three subjects
(Literature, Math and English) and calculate the total, average and division.

Division is defined as follows:

Average ≥60: A

48 ≤Average ¿60: B

36 ≤Average ¿48: Pass

Average ¿36: Fail

For Example

Output:

Input the Name of the Student: Kien


Input the No of the student: 10
Input the marks of Literature, Math and English: 50 80 70

Name of Student: Kien


ID: 10
Marks in Literature: 50
Marks in Math: 80
Marks in English: 70
Total Marks = 200
Average = 66.67
Division: A

THE END

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Useful Operators

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