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Principles of Programming in C (BPOPS103) Question Bank


Module 1: Introduction to C
Sl. Question Marks COs
No
1 Define computer. Describe the various types of computers based on speed, 8-10M CO1
memory and cost.
2 Explain various input and output devices. 10M CO1
3 With a neat diagram, explain different types of errors that occur in a 6-8M CO1
program.
4 Explain the basic organization of a computer. 5M CO1
5 Explain the following programming paradigms: 8-10M CO1
i. Procedural Programming
ii. Structured Programming
iii. Object oriented Programming
6 With a neat diagram, explain different types of errors that occur in a 5-6M CO1
program
7 Write basic structure of a C program and explain its different sections with 10M CO1
a sample program.
8 Define flowchart. Draw a flowchart that takes P, T, R as input and compute 4-5M CO1
the Simple Interest and display the result.
9 Explain the SDLC life cycle for the efficient design of a program with a 10M CO1
neat diagram.
10 Develop an algorithm to find the area and perimeter of a circle. 6-8M CO1
11 Describe the characteristics of ‘C’ language. 4M CO1
12 Explain the Basic data types available in C with examples. 10M CO1
13 Explain compiling and executing C programs. 5M CO1
14 Define Identifiers and explain its rules. 6M CO1
15 Define a variable. Explain the rules for constructing variables in ‘C’ 4-5M CO1
language.
16 Describe the following a) Character set in C b) Keywords c) Constants 6M CO1
17 Write a C program to swap two numbers using temporary variable. 4M CO1
18 Write a C program to add and subtract two integer and float numbers 5-6M CO1
(Read the data at execution time of the program) and display the result.

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