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The document outlines a series of coding exercises focused on C pointers and arrays, categorized into beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels. Each level presents specific tasks such as printing array elements, finding maximum values, sorting, and performing matrix operations using pointers. The exercises aim to enhance understanding and practical skills in pointer manipulation and dynamic memory allocation.

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pointer_array_exercises

The document outlines a series of coding exercises focused on C pointers and arrays, categorized into beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels. Each level presents specific tasks such as printing array elements, finding maximum values, sorting, and performing matrix operations using pointers. The exercises aim to enhance understanding and practical skills in pointer manipulation and dynamic memory allocation.

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C Pointer and Array Coding Exercises

Beginner Level
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1. Print Array Elements Using Pointers
- Write a program to print elements of an array using pointer arithmetic.

2. Find the Maximum Element


- Use a pointer to traverse the array and find the maximum element.

3. Sum of Array Elements


- Calculate the sum of elements in an array using pointers.

4. Reverse Array
- Write a function that reverses an array using pointer manipulation.

5. Copy One Array to Another


- Use pointers to copy elements from one array to another.

Intermediate Level
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6. Sort an Array Using Pointer Notation
- Implement bubble sort or selection sort using pointers.

7. Find Second Largest Element


- Use pointers to find the second largest element in the array.

8. Count Even and Odd Numbers


- Write a program using pointers to count the number of even and odd integers in
the array.

9. Find Duplicate Elements


- Identify duplicate elements in an array using pointers.

10. Merge Two Arrays


- Merge two arrays into a third using pointers.

Advanced Level
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11. Dynamic Memory Allocation with Arrays
- Use malloc to allocate memory for an array and initialize it using pointers.

12. Matrix Addition/Multiplication Using Pointers


- Implement matrix operations using double pointers.

13. Pointer to Array of Pointers


- Create an array of strings and access each character using pointers.

14. Reallocate Array with realloc


- Write a program that resizes an array using realloc and maintains data
integrity.

15. Implement a Custom memcpy Function


- Write your own version of memcpy using pointer arithmetic.

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