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The document outlines an assignment focused on conditional statements in C programming. It includes a series of programming tasks that require the user to implement various conditional checks and arithmetic operations based on user input. The tasks range from comparing numbers to evaluating mathematical expressions and checking properties of numbers and geometric figures.

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Assignment 7

The document outlines an assignment focused on conditional statements in C programming. It includes a series of programming tasks that require the user to implement various conditional checks and arithmetic operations based on user input. The tasks range from comparing numbers to evaluating mathematical expressions and checking properties of numbers and geometric figures.

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ASSIGNMENT -7 (BASICS OF C PROGRAMMING)

Aim: Conditional Statements


Basic instructions:
1. Check every line of your program for semicolon (;)
2. Check printf for format specifier %d for integer numbers
3. Check scanf for %d and & sign before variable name

1. Enter two numbers from the keyboard. Write a program to


print the value of larger number. [Your program should
output only one number which is greater among two. For
example, if user enters 3 and 9, output should be: Larger
number is 9]

2. Two numbers are input through the keyboard. Also, ask


the user to enter a choice. Write a program to do the
following:
I. Print sum of two numbers if user enters choice as 1.
II. Print difference of two numbers if user enters choice
as 2.
III. Print product of two numbers if user enters choice as
3.
IV. Print quotient if user enters choice as 4.
V. Print NO OPERATION if user enters choice as 0
3. Ask the user to enter a value between 1 to 100. Write a
program to print SUCCESS if the user enters any number
between 50 to 100. Otherwise, it should print FAIL.
4. Ask the user to enter a value. Write a program to
determine if the value is less than ten or greater than ten.
Print messages accordingly.
5. Write a program to check whether a number is positive or
negative. For example, if the user enters 8, it should print:
Positive number.
6. Write a program to check whether an integer is odd or
even.
7. Write a program to check whether a given number is
divisible by 5 or not.

8. Write a program to check whether roots of a given


quadratic equation are real & distinct, real & equal or
imaginary roots
9. Write a program which takes the cost price and selling
price of a product from the user. Now calculate and print
profit or loss percentage.

10. Write a program which takes the length of the sides


of a triangle as an input. Display whether the triangle is
valid or not.

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