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C programming

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Throughout this lab session, you will learn variables, primitive (basic) data types and arithmetic

operators in C language.

1. Write a C program to perform the following operations. (Not: Add header comments and the
program comments when necessary.)
• Create an integer variable called as age.
• Assign your age to the age integer variable.
• Print the value of the age variable.

Upload the completed program into lab 02 –Program 01 folder in the CAL.

2. Write a C program perform the following tasks. (Not: Add header comments and the program
comments when necessary.)
• Create variables to store the following information:
o Your birth year. o A/L Z-Score.
o Your Letter grade for the A/L Physics or any other
subject (A, B, C).

• Assign the values to each variable you have declared in the previous step.
• Print the values of each variable in separate line.

Upload the completed program into lab 02 – Program 02 folder in the CAL.

3. Write a C program contains the following variable declarations and assignments:

int test1Score = 90; int


test2Score = 80;
int sumOfScores = test1Score + test2Score;

Write output statements that would produce the output below (notice that the values stored in
the variables have been output):
Test Score 1 = 90
Test Score 2 = 80
The sum of the scores = 170

Upload the completed program into lab 02 – Program 03 folder in the CAL.

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4. Write the following C program.

int main() { int


a = 25; float b =
45.0; char c =
‘A’; float sum;
sum = a + b + c;
printf(“Result = %f\n”, sum);

return 0;
}

In a MS Word document write the answers to the following questions:


- What is the output of the above
program? - Explain reasons for the above
output.

Upload the completed MS Word into lab 02 – Program 04 folder in the CAL.

5. Write a C program to print the memory allocation of all the basic datatypes.

Hint: Use the sizeof function to find the memory allocation of a give data type:
Eg:
int intsize = (int) sizeof(int);

Upload the completed program into lab 02 – Program 05 folder in the CAL.

6. Write a C program to find the following information:


• Maximum and minimum number that can be stored in int data type.
• Maximum and minimum number that can be stored in float data type.
• Maximum and minimum number that can be stored in double data type.

Hints:
- To find the above information, you might need to include the following C standard
libraries: <limits.h> and <float.h>.
- Use the following constants to find the relevant maximum and minimum in each data
types.
INT_MAX, INT_MIN, FLT_MAX, -FLT_MAX, DBL_MAX, DBL_MIN

Upload the completed program into lab 02 – Program 06 folder in the CAL.

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7. Write a C program to determine an employee weekly salary based on the following
information.
• Employee regular hourly pay rate is Rs. 250.00.
• Employee overtime pay rate is Rs. 300.00.
• Assume that employee worked 40 regular working hours and 15 overtime hours.
• Then, calculate the total weekly pay for the employee and display it with an
appropriate message. (Note: In this program, you do not need to consider the if else
statements.)

Upload the completed program into lab 02 – Program 07 folder in the CAL.

8. Write a C program to find the results of the following expressions. Display the result of each
expression separately.
201 % 12
122 % 3
5005 % 103
100005 % 23
2085 % 13
Upload the completed program into lab 02 – Program 08 folder in the CAL.

9. Consider the partially completed C program below. Complete the blanks in the program and
write a complete C program to determine the cost of renting a boarding place for number of
years.

/*This program determines the cost for renting a boarding


place for a set number of years.*/

//preprocessor section
# ____________

__________ main ()
{

//constants declarations
__________ int RENT_RATE = 350;

int years = 3; //# of years over which rent is computed


int costOfRent____ //cost for renting

//calculate the rent costOfRent =


years * RENT_RATE;

//output the results


________("The cost per month for rent is: ______",_______);

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________("The number of years is: ______",_______);
________("The total cost of rent is: ______",_______);
__________
______

Upload the completed program into lab 02 – Program 09 folder in the CAL.

10. Write a C program to determine the area and the circumference of a circle of radius 12.

𝐴𝑟𝑒𝑎 𝑜𝑓 𝑎 𝑐𝑖𝑟𝑐𝑙𝑒 = 𝜋𝑟!

Circumference of a circle = 2πr

For the above calculations, create PI as a constant and assign the value 3.14519 to it.

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