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Unit Number:

Title: Conditional Statements, Basic I/O, and Loops


1

 Introduction to conditional statements for decision-making.


Topics:
o Basic input/output operations.
o Conditional statements: if, if-else, if-else-if ladder, switch-case.
o Nested conditional statements.
o Loops: for, while, do-while.
o Loop controls: break, continue.
o Applications: summation, product, factorial, range operations,
series generation (e.g., Fibonacci).

Unit Number:
2 Title: Strings, Arrays, and Basic Time Complexity

 Study of strings and arrays as foundational data structures.


Topics:
o String operations: creation, access, concatenation,
comparison, length.
o String functions: substring, find, replace, toupper, tolower.
o String tasks: vowel counting, palindrome check, whitespace
management.
o Arrays: declaration, initialization, insertion, deletion, updating.
o Multi-dimensional arrays (matrix operations).
o Array applications: finding max/min values, reversing arrays.
o Sorting: Bubble Sort, Selection Sort.
o Searching: Linear and Binary Search.
o Basic time complexity: Big-O notation for efficiency analysis.

Unit Number:
3 Title: Functions and Recursion

 Introduction to modular programming through functions and


recursion.
Topics:
o Function definition and calls.
o Parameter passing (by value and by reference).
o Variable scope: local and global.
o Recursion basics: base cases, recursive vs. iterative solutions.
o Recursive examples: factorial, Fibonacci, GCD.

Unit Number: Title: Basic Object-Oriented Programming


4 Concepts

 Introduction to basic OOP for code structuring and organization.


Topics:
o Classes and objects.
o Constructors.
o Encapsulation for data protection.
o Inheritance and polymorphism for reusability and extensibility.

Programming and Problem Solving for B.Tech Second-


Year Enhancing Coding Proficiency and Problem-Solving
Skills

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