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Fall Session 2024-25

Course Name & Code: Computer Programming (CSE104)


Program & Sem: B.Tech 1st Sem
Section: D

Lab Assignment (Functions & Pointers)


1. Write a C program that invokes a function power(a, b ) to calculate and print the value
of a raised to b. Do not use any library function/operator.

2. Write a C program that takes a positive integer from the user and invokes a function
to compute and print the binary equivalent of the integer.

3. Write a C program that takes a positive integer from the user and invokes a function
to obtain the prime factors of this number. For example, prime factors of 24 are 2, 2, 2 and
3, whereas prime factors of 35 are 5 and 7.

3. Write a C program that invokes two functions for swapping the value of two variables.
The first function (swap_by_value) should demonstrate call by value principle while the
second function (swap_by_reference) should demonstrate call by reference principle. The
program should print the following in the given order:

a. Value of variables in main() before calling any function


b. Value of variables after swapping in swap_by_value function
c. Value of variables in main() after calling swap_by_value function
d. Value of variables after swapping in swap_by_reference function
e. Value of variables in main() after calling swap_by_reference function

4. Given three variables x, y, z write a C program that invokes a function to circularly


shift their values to right. In other words if x = 5, y = 8, z = 10, after circular shift x = 10,
y = 5, z = 8. Call the function with variables a, b, c to circularly shift values. The new
values of the variables should be printed in the main function after the function call.

5. A computer game to ascend a building with a specified number of floors. You have three
different facilities for each floor to reach the top: the elevator (1), the escalator (2), and
walking up the stairs (3).

Each facility has its own scoring rule. Assume the initial score is zero.

• Elevator (1): Score increments to the next even number.


• Escalator (2): Score increments to the next odd number.
• Walk (3): Score increments to the next prime number.

Example: If number of floors 4 and person chosen 3 for first floor, 2 for second floor, 3 for
third floor and 2 for fourth floor. The score is 2(first prime number) +1(first odd number)
+3(next prime number) +3(next odd number) =9.

Write a C program to display the score to ascend a building. Create different functions
for incrementing score according to the facility.

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