Course
CS201
Code
Description Computer Programming 1
Title
Laborator
of
y Exercise 011 Pointer Revolution
Activit
No.
y
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LABORATORY EXERCISE
In this activity, you will be given a series of problems that will challenge your logical
understanding of C++ covered by the modules, and not. For each problem, you are
expected to create a project and write a working solution depending on the
requirements of the problem.
Objective/s:
At the end of this activity, the students are expected to be able to:
discuss the implications of the given problems
declare pointer variables for a primitive data type, as well as an array
display the values and logical addresses of these variables based on the
requirement
Material/s Needed:
Visual Studio Code
MinGW
Procedure:
1. Make sure you have a running version of the “Hello World” application shown in
Module 004. If not, review the steps to setup your Work Environment.
2. There will be a series of problems you are required to code. For each, you need to
provide C++ codes for the actual solution.
3. Keep the project files for record as they may be requested by the instructor.
Questions:
1. Write a program that will display the value and logical address of an integer
variable with an initial value of 900.
2. Write a program that will display the value and logical address of an uninitialized
character array with size ten (10) and a pointer pointing to the array. (Hint: you
may need to perform some casting.)
3. Write a program that will display the value and logical address of an uninitialized
float array with size twenty (20) and a reference pointing to the array.
4. What can you conclude from this activity?
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Course
CS201
Code
Description Computer Programming 1
Title
Laborator
of
y Exercise 011 Pointer Revolution
Activit
No.
y
Page 2 of 2
LABORATORY EXERCISE
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE STUDENTS:
The filename of your lab activity should be:
“<Last Name><First Name>-LaboratoryExercise0<XX>”
Provide screenshots of your VS codes and program output copied to a Word file.
Upload the Word file to the link provided for the activity in the LMS.
