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The document provides a comprehensive guide to C programming, covering essential topics such as basics of computer and C language, decision control, functions, arrays, strings, and pointers. It emphasizes key areas for effective studying and scoring high marks, including fixed questions and example programs. Additionally, it offers strategies for reading effectively and structuring exam responses to demonstrate basic programming knowledge.

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Super Important Questions c Programming

The document provides a comprehensive guide to C programming, covering essential topics such as basics of computer and C language, decision control, functions, arrays, strings, and pointers. It emphasizes key areas for effective studying and scoring high marks, including fixed questions and example programs. Additionally, it offers strategies for reading effectively and structuring exam responses to demonstrate basic programming knowledge.

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INTRODUCTION

TO C-PROGGRAMMING
Operation on C Programming

BY VTU NOTES & MODEL QUESTION PAPER


ANSWERS

PHYSICS FIXED QUESTIONS VTU NOTES & MODEL QP ANSWERS


WHAT WE COVER
IN THIS VIDEO
EMPHASIS WHICH TOPICS ARE IMPORTANT .............. 1

HOW TO READ EFFECTIVELY TO SCORE 90+ IN LESS TIME .............. 2


100% FIX QUESTIONS................................................................. 3
THE IMPORTENT
TOPICS

These topics are important if you just focus on these questions, you
can easily pass or even score 90+

MODULE 1(BASICS OF COMPUTER & BASICS OF C


LANGAUGE)

1. Basics of Computer
• Theory

2. Basics of C language
• Theory & Define + syntax + Simple example)
• Short Program

MODULE 2 (BASICS OF C & DECISION CONTROL &


LOOPING STATEMENTS)

1. Basics of C
• Define + Syntax + Simple example
• Short Programs
PHYSICS FIXED QUESTIONS VTU NOTES & MODEL QP ANSWERS
2. Decision & looping Statements
• Define + syntax + Simple example
• Some Simple Programs

MODULE 3 (FUNCTIONS & ARRAYS)

1. Functions
• Define + syntax + Simple example
• Some Simple Programs

2. Arrays
• Define + syntax + Simple example
• Some Simple Programs

MODULE 4 (MULTIDIMENSIONAL ARRAYS &


BASICS OF STRINGS)
1. Multidimensional Arrays
• Define + syntax + Simple example
• Some Simple Programs

2. Basics of Strings
• Define + syntax + Simple example

MODULE 5 (STRINGS & POINTERS)


1. STRINGS
• Define + syntax + Simple example
• Some Simple Programs
2. POINTERS
• Define + syntax + Simple example
• Some Simple Programs

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“2. How to Read”
If you want to pass just read & UNDERSTAND compulsory SIMPLE
DEFINATIONS OF BASIC TERMS & ONLY 6 FIXED PROGRAMS & For
those who WANNA TO SCORE 90+ JUST FOLLOW THIS

UNDERSTAND BASIC DEFINATIONS OF important topics & TRY TO


PRACTICE short & simple PROGRAMS which I have given.

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MAIN POINT TO REMEMBER WHILE WRITING CHEMISTRY EXAM

BONUS TIPS

This question paper asks only 2 type questions majorly, some are like
differences, but majorly these 2 types

1. SIMPLE DEFINATION + SYNTAX + SIMPLE EXAMPLE

example:-

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2. SIMPLE PROGRAMS
IN THIS PAPER ATLEAST YOU HAVE TO WRITE 2 TO 3
PROGRAMS TO PASS
WHY BECAUSE THEY CHEKING YOUR JUST BASIC PROGRAMING
KNOWLEDGE on
C NOT DEEP SO THERE ARE FIXED PROGRAMS JUST TRY TO
UNDERSTAND THOSE OR TRY TO KEEP IN MIND BY ANY TRICS
BUT BEST IS UNDERSTAND THE LOGIC
& try to avoid silly mistakes like leaving semicolon etc at last
Try to write programs neat & clearly
If the examiner sees the paper & definitely checks that you have
written program or not if you wrote at least 3 programs means
the examiner can give you passing marks or even good marks

HOW YOU CAN UNDERSTAD


1. By youtube or chat gpt
IT WILL HELP YOU IN MANY WAY LIKE At last moment if you not
getting any answers then just write some theory about that
question and write any program to it (it should be used for last
answers only not for 1st one)

You have to write any 3 modules neatly & clearly showing syntax
& simple examples in boxes then for last 4th module some
normal 5th one bindas

But the thing is you have to divide modules in your own way
HOW YOU HAVE TO DIVIDE
1ST READ QUESTION PAPER CALMLY AND DECIDE which module
you know best, that you have to write 1st
For example: if you know

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MODULE 5 BETTER THAN OTHER 4 MODULES THEN START WITH
MODULE 5 THEN IN REST MODULES WHICH MODULE YOU KNOW
BEST, IT SHOULD CONTINUE UNTILL LAST MODULE
IT WILL GIVE YOU CONFIDENCE & IT SHOWS HOW WELL YOU
PREPARED

LAST POINT IS DON’T LEAVE ANY QUESTIONS TRY TO ATTEMPT


ALL QUESTIONS, NOT OR QUESTIONS

THE EXAMINER JUST NEED TO KNOW THAT YOU HAVE BASIC


KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE SUBJECT OR NOT
HE NOT NEED THING IN SEQUENCE WAY
BUT WRITE QUESTION NUMBERS & MODULE NUMBERS
PERFECTLY

IN THIS WAY YOU CAN EASILY SCORE 90+ IN CHEMISTRY EXAM

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3. 100% FIX MOST
IMPORTANT
QUESTIONS/Topics
• Important note: these questions are made strictly form MODEL
QUESTION PAPER & ONLY 2022 SCHEME PREVIYOUS YEAR
QUESTION PAPERS.

• The important thing is I have provided the answers in the


description box if you think the answer is not too simple then just
try to copy same diagram from the pdf but for theoretical part -GPT
it

• *** = SUPER IMPORTANT FIXED QUESTONS

• ** = MOST IMPORTANT

• * = YOU CAN READ OR LEAVE

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MODULE 1(BASICS OF COMPUTER & BASICS OF C
LANGUAGE)

1. Basics of Computer (any 5)

1. What is a computer? Write the characteristics of computer.(***)

2. Explain the organization of a computer with the help of a neat block


diagram.(***)

3. List and explain the functions of major parts of computer.(***)

4. List and explain the different types of input devices.(***)

5. Discuss the broad classification of computer(***)

6. Explain different phases in software development life cycle(SDL).(***)

7. With the neat diagram, Explain the working of CRT monitor and LCD
monitor.(*)

8. Write the key characteristics features of stored program concept(*)

2. Basics of C Programming

1.1 THEORY (ANY 4)


1. Define the datatypes in C along with the size of identifiers.(***)

2. What are variables how they are declared and initialized with an example &
the rules to form variables give some example as valid or invalid variables(***)

3. Explain different or formatted & unformatted input output statements in C with


appropriate syntax and examples.(***)

4. Write a structure of a C program with an example.(***)

5. Define the following terms with an example


i. Algorithm. iii. Pseudo code
ii. Flowcharts

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1.2 SHORT PROGRAM
1. Write a C program to demonstrate the use of printf and scanf statements to
read and print values of variables of different data types.

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MODULE 2 (BASICS OF C & DECISION MAKING)

1. Basics of C

1.1 THEORY (BOTH)

1. List & explain different Operators with Syntax & Example.(***)

2. What is Type Conversion & Type Casting explain their types with
example (**)

1.2 SHORT PROGGRAMS (BOTH)


1. Develop a C program to find the largest of three numbers using ternary
operator.

2. Develop a program to convert an integer into the corresponding floating point


number using Type casting.

2. Conditional & Looping Statements

2.1 THEORY (1 TO 3 ARE COMPULSORY)

1. Explain simple if statement with syntax and example.(***)

2. Explain switch statement with syntax and an example.(***)

3. Explain the Looping Statement with Syntax & example.(***)

4. Compare the working of while & do while loop statements in C.(***)

5. Demonstrate the working of break and continue statement with suitable


example.(**)

2.2 SHORT SIMPLE PROGRAMS (ANY 4)

1. Write a C program to determine whether an entered character is Vowel or not


using Switch Statement. (If they don’t mention the statement but still you give
answer in switch only for this question).(***)
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2. Write a C program to perform basic arithmetic operations using Switch
Statement.(***)

3. Write a C program using while to check whether the given inter number is
Palindrome or not.(***)

4. Write a C program using for to print firs N Fibonacci numbers.(***)

5. Write a C Program to check the given character is Lowercase or Uppercase or


number or Special Character.(**)

6. Write a C Program to find Mechanical Energy of a particle using


E = mgh+1/2mv2(*)

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MODULE 3 (FUNCTIONS & ARRAYS)

1. Functions

1.1 Theory (ANY 4)

1. Explain the following elements of the function with syntax and example
(***)
a. Function definition
b. Function declaration
c. Function call

OR
Discuss the terminologies used in functions.

2. Discuss the various ways of passing parameter to the functions(***)


Or
Distinguish between Call by Value and Call by Reference using suitable
example.

3. Explain how value of individual array elements can be passed into a


function with an example.(**)

4. Define storage class explain the different storage classes supported by c(***)

5. Explain the scope of variables with example.(*)

1.2 SIMPLE PROGRAM (any 2)

1. Define function? Develop a C program to add two integers using functions

2. What is recursion? Develop a C program to print Fibonacci series using


recursion.

3. Write a program to multiply two numbers using functions.

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2. Arrays

2.1 Theory(both)

1. Explain the declaration & initializing of the one dimensional array elements
with a suitable example. (***)

2. How 1D integer array is represented in memory. With the help of suitable


example demonstrate the initializing the element(***)

2.2 Program (any 3)

1. Write a C program to sort the given set of Numbers using Bubble sort.

2. Develop a C program to print binary search.

3. Write a 'C' program to search for a key element at array using Linear search
method.
4. Write a 'C' program to sum all the element of a matrix and print the result.

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MODULE 4 (MULTIDIMENSIONAL ARRAYS &
BASICS OF STRINGS)

1. Multidimensional Arrays

1.1 Theory (any 3)

1. Explain the declaration & initialization of two dimensional arrays & how to
acces elements from it in c

2. Demonstrate the representation of 2D array in memory with a suitable


Example

3. Explain how a single row can be passed into a 2D array with an example

4. With a neat diagram, Explain three dimensional array write a C program to


read and display 2x2x2 array.

1.2 Programs (any 2)

1. Write a C program to implement matrix multiplication and validate the rules


of multiplication(***)

2. Write a program to generate Pascal’s triangle.

3. Write a program to transpose the elements of a 3 x 3 matrix

2. Strings

2.1 Theory (both)

1. What are strings? Mention the reading strings and writing strings along with
their Syntax with example

2. Explain sprint() & sscanf() functions with examples.

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2.2 Programs

1. Write a C program to find the length of a string without using library


functions.

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MODULE 5 (STRINGS & POINTERS)

1. Strings

1.1 Theory (any 4)

1. Define structure? How structure is declared and initialize.(***)

2. Differentiate between array and struct with suitable examples.


3. Explain with suitable examples the how the members of a structure are
Accessed

4. Diff between structure & union


5. Using suitable code, Discuss the working of the following string functions
Strcat
Strlen
Strstr
Strcmp
strrev

6. Explain any five characte manipulation functions with examples.(***)


7. Discuss any 4 string manipulation functions With programming example.(***)

1.2 Programs (1 & 2 compulsory)

1. Write a C program to implement structure to read, write and compute


average marks and the students scoring above and below the average
marks for a class of N students.(**************)

2. Develop a C program to concatenate two strings without using built-in


function. (***)

3. Write a C program to read a sentence and count the number pf words in


the sentence

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2. Pointers

2.1 Theory (any 2)

1. What is a pointer? Explain the declaration & initialization of pointers


with suitable programming example.(***)

2. Applications of pointers(**)

3. Discuss the different memory areas (other) available in 'C'.(*)

4. Discuss pointer arithmetic with suitable code.

2.2 Programs

1. Write a C program to swap two integer values using pointers.


2. Develop a program using pointers to compute the Sum, Mean and Standard
deviation of all elements stored in an array of N real numbers.

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