Complete the Lesson Summary HGC
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The skeletal format of a C language program consists of various elements such as
Program comments, ____________________________,
Library function ___________________________,
Function main() LS-2
Variable declaration
___________________________, Executable
_________________________ statements and other
functions.
non executable
Program comments are _______________________________ statements that are used
by the author to add description wherever required in the program.
Library functions
______________________________________ execute certain task within a program
such as I/O operations, display output to the monitor, manipulate string operations, perform
math functions etc.
main()
All C programs must have a function called __________________. This special function
driver function
also called _____________________________ marks the point where C program begins
execution.
variables
It is necessary to declare the ___________________ which are used in the program. The
declaration includes the type of the variable and its name. For example, int cs_mark; is a
integer
variable of type ____________________ cs_mark
having the name ________________
_________________________
Assignment statements can be used to assign or initialise values to
the variables. It should be noted that initialising the variables with a value is not mandatory.
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Complete the Lesson Summary (Contd …) HGC
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Executable
_________________________ statements must follow the variable declarations to
complete the program.
LS-2
The C program source code is written using a ___________________
Turbo C editor. The
.c
completed source code is saved with the _____________ extension and finally compiled to
Run → Run
run the program using _________________________
STRUCTURE OF A C PROGRAM
/* Skeletal format of C */ - Program comments
#include<stdio.h> - Library Function
main( ) - Driver Function
{ - Start of driver function
int i; - Variable declaration
i = 5; - Assignment statement
::::::::::::::::: - Program statements
:::::::::::::::::
getch( ); - Function name
} - End of driver function
add( )
…………..
……………
sub( ) - Other functions
…………..
……………
Teacher’s Signature:
I. Circle the word that is associated with the word in the first column HGC
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1. Function sub main( ) add
2. Assignment 10 a=10 a
W-2
3. Comment /* */ <!-- -- > “
4. Library function scanf( ) printf( ) <string.h>
5. Compile & Run Windows→Close File→Quit Run→Run
6. Save as .C .C++ .Cpp
7. Editor Dennis Ritchie Turbo C C
II. Arrange the words in the box under the correct headings
main( ) int sal=2000 int age clrscr( ) getch( )
float avg=90.5 char grade=’A’ char grade float mark
Variable declaration Functions Assignment statements
statements
int age main() int sal=2000
char grade clrscr() float avg=90.5
float mark getch() char grade= ‘A’
III. Fill in the box with the correct option
1. Non-executable statements
b
a. stdio.h b. Comment line c. conio.h
2. Driver Functions
a
a. main( ) b. Main( ) c. MAIN( )
3. Output Statement
c
a. stdio.h b. string.h c. printf( )
4. Input Statement
a. printf( ) b. scanf( ) c. main( )
b
5. Collection of functions within a program
a. Library function b. Input function c. Output function
a
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IV. Mark the program units in the box provided HGC
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Comment
/* C Program to find the product of two numbers */
line Library
#include <stdio.h> function
Function Name
main( )
{ Start of W-2
function
int a = 5; Assignment
Statement
int b = 10; Variable
int prod; Declaration
prod = a * b ; Program
printf (“ The product of two numbers is: %d”,prod); statements
getch( );
End of
} function
V. Complete the output for the following program
#include<stdio.h>
main() { Enter Dividend
int dividend, divisor, quotient, remainder;
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clrscr();
printf("Enter Dividend \n"); Enter Divisor
scanf("%d",÷nd); 5
printf("Enter Divisor \n");
Quotient=10
scanf("%d",&divisor);
quotient=dividend/divisor; Remainder = 2
remainder=dividend%divisor;
printf("Quotient=%d \n",quotient);
printf("Remainder=%d\n",remainder);
getch();
}
VI. Find the error and rewrite the code in the space provided
#include <Stdio.h> #include <stdio.h>
main( ) main( )
{ {
int price=100, quantity=10; int price=100, quantity=10;
int amt, discont; int amount, discount;
amount=price*quantity; amount=price*quantity;
discount=amount/10;
printf(“Discount:\n”,discount)
discount=amount/10;
printf(“Discount:\%dn”,discount);
printf(“Amount after discount %d\n”,(amount-discount),“Rs”);
getch( );
printf(“Amount after discount %d\n”,(amount-discount),“Rs”);
getch( );
} }
Teacher’s Signature:
I. Write a C program to display the following output HGC
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Assessment Report
Name : Rithul .C
Percentage in topics covered:-
C++ : 94%
#include<stdio.h> O-1
main()
clrscr();
printf("\t \t Assessment Report \n");
printf("Name \t \t : \t Rithul.c \n");
printf("Percentage in topics covered:-\n");
printf("C++ \t \t : \t 94%");
getch();
II. Write a program to extract the unit’s digit of an accepted integer number
#include<stdio.h>
main() {
long int num;
int digit;
clrscr();
printf("Enter a number");
scanf("%ld",&num);
digit=num%10;
printf("Units position of the number = %d\n",digit);
getch();
}
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III. Accept the hours from the user and display the output converting it into minutes HGC
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and seconds
#include<stdio.h>
main() {
int hour,min,sec; O-1
clrscr();
printf("Enter the no: of hours\n");
scanf("%d",&hour);
min=hour*60;
sec=hour*3600;
printf("Minutes = %d\n",min);
printf("Seconds = %d",sec);
getch();
}
IV. Write a program to accept numbers and find the sqrt and power of the numbers
#include<stdio.h>
#include<math.h>
main() {
int no,sqroot,exp,sq;
clrscr();
printf("Enter no’s – sqroot, exp\n");
scanf("%d %d",&no,&exp);
sqroot=sqrt(no);
printf("Square root of %d is %d \n",no,sqroot");
sq=pow(no,exp);
printf("%d to the power of %d is %d",no,exp,sq);
getch();
Teacher’s Signature:
