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Array and Strings

The document provides an overview of arrays and strings in programming, detailing one-dimensional (1D) and multi-dimensional (ND) arrays, including their declaration, initialization, and access methods. It also covers string handling, including various functions for string manipulation such as length calculation, case conversion, and string comparison. Additionally, it includes programming examples and exercises related to arrays and strings.
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Array and Strings

The document provides an overview of arrays and strings in programming, detailing one-dimensional (1D) and multi-dimensional (ND) arrays, including their declaration, initialization, and access methods. It also covers string handling, including various functions for string manipulation such as length calculation, case conversion, and string comparison. Additionally, it includes programming examples and exercises related to arrays and strings.
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8. Array and Strings


Types of arrays:
1. One-dimensional Array (1D Array)
20 28 35 44 53 61
Nepal Polytechnic Institute
3.4 3.52 2.0 1.99 4.0 3.0

Declaration of 1D Array
Syntax:
data_type array_name[size];

Eg:
int roll[48];

memory requirements: 4*48 = 192 Bytes

char name[30]; //1*30 =30B

float salary[5]; //4*5= 20B

Initialization of an 1D Array

Compile-time Initialization
Initialize array at declaration.
eg. float salary[5] = {30000.0, 37000.75, 43500.0, 51250.5, 60000};
salary[0] = 30000.0 salary[1] = 37000.75 salary[2] = 43500.0
salary[3] = 51250.5 salary[4] = 60000

int roll[] = {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15};

char country[] = “Nepal”;


char country[] = {‘N’, ‘e’, ‘p’, ‘a’, ‘l’, ‘\0’};

Run-time Initialization
Initialize array at run time from user.
float salary[5];
int i;

for(i = 0; i < 5; i++){
scanf(“ %f”, &salary[i]);
}
...
Accessing 1D Array
use array elements to display, sort, add elements….

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Examples:
1. Minimum and Maximum among the given elements
2. Write a program to display the third largest number in an array of size N.
3. write a program to input N numbers of integer type in an array and find the sum of square of the
largest number and cube of the smallest number present in the given array.
4. Write a program to read the age of 400 persons and count the number of persons in the age group 70
to 75. Use for and continue statements.

2. Multi-dimensional Array (ND Array)


Declaration of 2D array
syntax:
data_type array_name [row_size][column_size];
examples:
float marks[3][5]; // 3*5 = 15 elements
int matrix[4][3];
char college_name[3][50];

Initialization of 2D Array
I. compile-time
float marks[3][5] = {{50,35,45,49,42}, {49,47,46,48,43}, {49,46,48,47,45}};
marks[0][0] = 50, marks[0][1] = 35, marks[0][2] = 45, … marks[0][4] = 42
marks[1][0] = 49, marks[1][1] = 47, marks[1][2] = 46, … marks[1][4] = 43
marks[2][0] = 49, marks[2][1] = 46, marks[2][2] = 48, … marks[2][4] = 45

ii. Run-time
float marks[3][5];
int i, j;

for (i = 0; i < 3; i++){//row


for(j = 0; j < 5; j++){//column
scanf(“ %f”, &marks[i][j]);
}
}

Accessing of 2D Array
Use nested loop to access elements of 2D array.

Examples:
1. Write a program to multiply given two matrices A and B of order MxN and PxQ.
2. WAP to read a 3x3 matrix. Then multiply each odd number of the matrix by 3 and display the
resultant matrix.
3. Write a program to input p by p matrix and print sum of squares of diagonal elements of matrix.
4. Transpose of matrix
5. Sum of two matrices

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6. Sum of all elements


7. Sum of row elements

String Handling
 Array of characters
Declaration of 1D string:
syntax:
char string_name[char_size];
Example:
char name[30];
char address[50];
char phone[10];
char college[20];
Declaration of 2D string:
syntax:
char string_name[no_of_string][char_size];
Example:
char name[20][30]; //20 names
char address[100][50]; //100 addresses

String Handling Functions


All string handling functions are defined in string.h header file.
a. strlen()
syntax:
length = strlen(string);
It finds then returns the length of given string (variable/constant). Here length is integer variable.
Example:
char college[] = “Nepal Polytechnic Institute”;
int len1, len2;
len1 = strlen(college); //len1 = 27
len2 = strlen(“Purwanchal University”); //len2 = 21

//printf(“Length = %d”, strlen(college));

b. strlwr()
syntax:
strlwr(string);
It finds the lowercase equivalent of given string.
Example:
char name[] = “Narayan”;
strlwr(name);
The name contains narayan.

c. strupr()
syntax:

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strupr(string);
It finds the uppercase equivalent of given string.
Example:
char name[] = “Narayan”;
strupr(name);
The name contains NARAYAN.

d. strrev()
syntax:
strrev(string);
It finds the reverse of the given string.
Example:
char address[] = “Bharatpur”;
strrev(address);
The address contains ruptarahB.

e. strcpy()
syntax:
strcpy(destination string, source string);
It copies content of source string to destination string.
Example:
char name1[30];
char name2[] = “Nepal”;
strcpy(name1, name2);
The name1 and name2 contain Nepal.

f. strcat()
syntax:
strcat(string1, string2);
It concatenates two strings and stores the new string to string1.
Example:
char fname[30] = “Subash ”.
char lname[15] = “Poudel”.
strcat(fname, lname);
The fname stores Subash Poudel.

g. strcmp()
syntax:
strcmp(string1, string2);
It compares two strings character by character and returns
I. 0 if both strings are identical (same).
II. >0 (positive) if string1 is greater than string2.
III. <0 (negative) if string1 is less than string2.

Examples:
strcmp(“Ram”, “Sita”); // returns negative
strcmp(“Sita”, “Ram”); //returns positive

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strcmp(“Ram”, “Ram”); //returns 0


strcmp(“Rita”, “Ram”); //returns positive
strcmp(“Ram”, “Ramesh”); //returns negative
strcmp(“Ramesh”, “Ram”); //returns postive

char address[] = “Bharatpur”;


strcmp(“Bhadrapur”, address); //returns negative
Examples:
Write a program to read a string from user and check whether the given string is palindrome or not.

Old Questions (Program Only)


1. Write a program to display the third largest number in an array of size N.
2. Write a program to multiply given two matrices A and B of order MxN and PxQ.
3. Write a program to input N numbers of integer type in an array and find the sum of square of the
largest number and cube of the smallest number present in the given array.
4. Write a program to read a string from user and check whether the given string is palindrome or not,
without using string handling.
5. WAP to read a 3x3 matrix. Then multiply each odd number of the matrix by 3 and display the
resultant matrix.
6. Write a program to read the age of 400 persons and count the number of persons in the age group 70
to 75. Use for and continue statements.
7. Write a program to enter a string and print its reverse without using strrev() function.
8. Write a program to input p by p matrix and print sum of squares of diagonal elements of matrix.

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