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CSC 202

C- Programming Language
(Practical Session)

Prepared by : Akande Noah O.


Tackling Computable Problems

1. Identify the inputs


 What are the appropriate data types

 What variables will be used to store the inputs

2. Determine the operations and operators to


be performed on the input variables
 Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division etc.
 In what order will the operations be carried out?

3. Determine how to present the results


 What variables will be used to store the results.
Example 1
Write a C program to accept a temperature
value in Fahrenheit and convert same value to
Celsius.

Note : Celcius = (Fahrenheit value - Freezing


Point) * Scale factor
Where: Freezing Point = 32 and Scale factor = ( 5/9
)
Tackling Computable Problems

1. Identify the inputs


 What are the appropriate data types

 What variables will be used to store the inputs

2. Determine the operations and operators to


be performed on the input variables
 Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division etc.
 In what order will the operations be carried out?

3. Determine how to present the results


 What variables will be used to store the results.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>
main()
{
# define Freez_pt 32
#define Scale_factor (5.0/9.0)
float cel, fah ;
printf( "P1ease enter your temperature in fahrenheit "
);
scanf( "%f", &fah);
// cel= ((fah-32) *(5.0/9.0)) ;
cel= ((fah-Freez_pt) *Scale_factor ) ;
printf ( "\n Your temperature in Celsius is : %.3f \n",
Example 2
A C program to compute the roots of a
quadratic equation ax2 + bx + c = 0. your roots
must be in 3 decimal places.

e.g: x^2 + 2x -8

Roots are -4 and +2


Rule:

1. Identify the inputs


 What are the appropriate data types

 What variables will be used to store the inputs

2. Determine the operations and operators to


be performed on the input variables
 Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division etc.
 In what order will the operations be carried out?

3. Determine how to present the results


 What variables will be used to store the results.
#include <stdio.h>

#include <math.h>

main( )

float v, a, b, c, root1, root2 ;

printf( "P1ease enter the first number " );

scanf( "%f", &a);

printf("P1ease enter the second number ");

scanf("%f", &b);

printf("P1ease enter the third number ");

scanf ( "%f", &c);

v = sqrt ( (b * b ) - (4 * a * c)) ;

root1 = (-b + v ) / (2 * a);

root2 = (-b - v ) / (2 * a);

printf ( "\n\n first root : %.3f \n\n", root1);

printf ( "\n\n second root : %.3f \n\n", root2);

return 0 ;
Example 3
Write a C program that requests and adds two
fractions together.

Such that:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>
main()
{
int num1, denum1, num2, denum2, num_result,
denum_result;
printf( "P1ease enter the first fraction " );
scanf( "%d %d", &num1, &denum1);
printf( "P1ease enter the second fraction " );
scanf( "%d %d", &num2, &denum2);
num_result= num1 * denum2 + num2 *
denum1;
denum_result= denum1 * denum2;
printf ( "\n Your result is %d / %d ", num_result,
denum_result);
return 0 ;
Example 4
Only one of the expression ++a and a++ is

equivalent to a+=1. Which is it ? Justify your


answer.
Write a C program that requests for the

tuition fee of a student and adds 10% late


registration fee to it. Display the final amount
respective students are expected to pay.
(your final answer should be in two decimal
places).
 #include <stdio.h>

 main()
{

 float fee, new_fee;

 printf( "P1ease enter your tuition fee " );


 scanf( "%f", &fee);

 new_fee = fee + (0.1* fee);

 printf ( "\n Your new fee is N %.2f", new_fee);

 return 0 ;

 }
Tutor Marked Assignment 1
A common problem in personal finance is that of
determining how much money will accumulate in a bank
account after n years if a known amount, P, is deposited
initially and the account collects interest at a rate of r
percent per year which compounds annually. The formula
below can be used to implement this:
A^n = pow((A), n );
F= P (1 + i)n
Where: F represents the future accumulation of money
(including the original sum, P, which is known as the
principal) and i is the decimal representation of the
interest; i.e., i = r/100 (for example, an interest rate of r
= 7% would correspond to i = 0.07).
Write a C program to determine the future accumulation
of cash deposited. Your results should be in 2 decimal
Tutor Marked Assignment 2
Write a C program that formats product information

entered by the user. A section with the program


should like this:
Enter item number: 583

Enter unit number: 13.5

Enter purchase date (mm/dd/yyyy) : 10/24/2010

Item Unit Purchase


583 $13.50 10/24/2010
The item number and date should be left justified; the

unit price should be right justified. Hint: use tabs to

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