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Condition Related Problems

(Total 15 questions)

SL Problem statement Solve

1. Program that will decide whether a number is positive or not. *

Sample input Sample output


100 Positive
-11.11 Negative
0 Positive

2. Program that will decide whether a number is even or odd. *

Sample input Sample output


50 Even
-77 Odd
0 Even

3. Program that will take an integer of length one from the terminal and then display the digit *
in English.

Sample input Sample output


9 nine
0 zero

4. Program that will check whether a triangle is valid or not, when the three angles (angle value *
should be such that, 0 < value < 180) of the triangle are entered through the keyboard.
[Hint: A triangle is valid if the sum of all the three angles is equal to 180 degrees.]

Sample input Sample output


90 45 45 Yes
30 110 40 Yes
160 20 30 No
0 180 0 No
5. Program that will read from the console a random positive nonzero number and determine **
if it is a power of 2.

Sample input Sample output


1 Yes
512 Yes
1022 No

6. Program that will read from the console a random number and check if it is a nonzero ***
positive number. If the check is yes, it will determine if the number is a power of 2.

If the check fails the program will check for two more cases. If the number is zero, the
program will print “Zero is not a valid input”. Else it will print “Negative input is not valid”.

Sample input Sample output


0 Zero is not a valid input
1 Yes
512 Yes
1022 No
-512 Negative input is not valid

7. Program that will take two numbers X & Y as inputs and decide whether X is greater *
than/less than/equal to Y.

Sample input (X,Y) Sample output


5 -10 5 is greater than -10
5 10 5 is less than 10
5 5 5 is equal to 5
8. Program that will decide whether a year is leap year or not. *

Yes, if ( Year % 4 == 0 && year % 100 != 0 ) || ( Year % 400 ==0 )

Sample input Sample output


2000 Yes
2004 Yes
2014 No

9. Program that will categorize a single character that is entered at the terminal, whether it is *
an alphabet, a digit or a special character.

(Restriction: Without math.h)

Sample input Sample output


z Alphabet
A Alphabet
8 Digit
* Special

10. Program that will evaluate simple expressions of the form- **

<number1> <operator> <number2>

; where operators are (+, - , *, /)

And if the operator is “/”, then check if <number2> nonzero or not.

Sample input Sample output


100 * 55.5 Multiplication: 5550
100 / -5.5 Division: -18.181818
100 / 0 Division: Zero as divisor is not valid!

11. Program that will take the final score of a student in a particular subject as input and find *
his/her grade.

Marks Letter Grade Marks Letter Grade Marks Letter Grade


90-100 A 70-73 C+ Less than 55 F
86-89 A- 66-69 C
82-85 B+ 62-65 C-
78-81 B 58-61 D+
74-77 B- 55-57 D

Sample input Sample output


91.5 Grade: A
50 Grade: F

12. Program that will construct a menu for performing arithmetic operations. The user will give *
two real numbers (a, b) on which the arithmetic operations will be performed and an integer
number (1 <= Choice <= 4) as a choice. Choice-1, 2, 3, 4 are for performing addition,
subtraction, multiplication, division (quotient) respectively.

Sample input (a, b, Choice) Sample output


5 10 Multiplication: 50
3
-5 10.5 Quotient: 0
4

13. Program that will construct a menu for performing arithmetic operations. The user will give **
two real numbers (a, b) on which the arithmetic operations will be performed and an integer
number (1 <= Choice <= 4) as a choice. Choice-1, 2, 3, 4 are for performing addition,
subtraction, multiplication, division respectively.

If Choice-4 is selected, again the program will ask for another choice (1 <= Case <=2), where
Case-1, 2 evaluate quotient and reminder respectively.

Sample input Sample output


5 10 Multiplication: 50
3
-5 10.5 Quotient: 0
4
1
-5 10.5 Reminder: -48
4
2

14. Program that will construct a menu for performing arithmetic operations. The user will give ***
two real numbers (a, b) on which the arithmetic operations will be performed and an integer
number (1 <= Choice <= 4) as a choice. Choice-1, 2, 3, 4 are for performing addition,
subtraction, multiplication, division respectively.

If Choice-4 is selected, the program will check if b is nonzero.

If the check is true, the program will ask for another choice (1 <= Case <=2), where Case-1, 2
evaluate quotient and reminder respectively. If the check is false, it will print an error
message “Error: Divisor is zero” and halt.

Sample input Sample output


5 10 Multiplication: 50
3
-5 10.5 Reminder: -48
4
2
-5 0 Error: Divisor is zero
4

15. Program for “Guessing Game”: ***


Player-1 picks a number X and Player-2 has to guess that number within N = 3 tries. For each
wrong guess by Player-2, the program prints “Wrong, N-1 Chance(s) Left!” If Player-2
successfully guesses the number, the program prints “Right, Player-2 wins!” and stops
allowing further tries (if any left). Otherwise after the completion of N = 3 wrong tries, the
program prints “Player-1 wins!” and halts.
HW
[ Restriction: Without using loop/break/continue
Hint: Use flag ]
Sample input Sample output
(X, n1, n2, n3)
5 Wrong, 2 Chance(s) Left!
12 8 5 Wrong, 1 Chance(s) Left!
Right, Player-2 wins!
100 Wrong, 2 Chance(s) Left!
50 100 Right, Player-2 wins!
20 Wrong, 2 Chance(s) Left!
12 8 5 Wrong, 1 Chance(s) Left!
Wrong, 0 Chance(s) Left!
Player-1 wins!

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