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The document outlines a series of programming tasks in C related to matrix operations, string manipulation, and pointer usage. It includes functions for matrix addition, checking matrix properties (upper-triangular, lower-triangular, diagonal, identity), matrix multiplication, finding transposes, counting words in a string, and extracting substrings. Each task requires the implementation of a main function to read inputs, call the respective functions, and display the results.

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POINTER

The document outlines a series of programming tasks in C related to matrix operations, string manipulation, and pointer usage. It includes functions for matrix addition, checking matrix properties (upper-triangular, lower-triangular, diagonal, identity), matrix multiplication, finding transposes, counting words in a string, and extracting substrings. Each task requires the implementation of a main function to read inputs, call the respective functions, and display the results.

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For each of the program stated below, also write a main function that reads the matrices, calls

the
function, and prints the results (a message, the result matrix etc.)

1. Write a C function to add two matrix using pointers.

2. Write a function that takes an n x n square matrix A as parameter (n < 100) and returns 1 if A is
an upper-triangular matrix, 0 otherwise.

3. Repeat 1 to check for lower-triangular matrix, diagonal matrix, identity matrix.

4. Consider a n x n matrix containing only 0 or 1. Write a function that takes such a matrix and
returns 1 if the number of 1’s in each row are the same and the number of 1’s in each column are the
same; it returns 0 otherwise.

5. Write a function that reads in an m x n matrix A and an n x p matrix B, and returns the product of
A and B in another matrix C. Pass appropriate parameters.

6. Write a function to find the transpose of a non-square matrix A in a matrix B.

7. Repeat the last exercise when the transpose of A is computed in A itself. Use no additional 2-d
arrays.

8. Write a function in C to count the total number of words in a string.


Test Data :
Input the string : This is CSS51 Lab
Output : Total number of words in the string is : 4
9. Write a function in C to extract a substring from a given string.

Test Data :
Input the string : this is test string
Input the position to start extraction :9
Input the length of substring :4

Output: The substring retrieve from the string is : test

10. Write a C program to input and print array elements using pointer.

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