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(Ch3) Assignment

The document consists of a list of programming questions and tasks primarily focused on C language concepts, including variable naming, data types, operators, loops, control mechanisms, and programming exercises. It covers theoretical explanations as well as practical programming tasks such as calculating tax, generating series, and printing patterns. The questions aim to assess knowledge of programming fundamentals and problem-solving skills.

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(Ch3) Assignment

The document consists of a list of programming questions and tasks primarily focused on C language concepts, including variable naming, data types, operators, loops, control mechanisms, and programming exercises. It covers theoretical explanations as well as practical programming tasks such as calculating tax, generating series, and printing patterns. The questions aim to assess knowledge of programming fundamentals and problem-solving skills.

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‭ATTEMPT ANY 20 Questions‬

‭1.‬‭Which of the following are invalid variable names and why?‬


‭Minimum‬
‭First.name‬
‭Row Total‬
‭&name‬
‭Doubles‬
‭3rd_row‬
‭Column-total‬
‭float‬
‭Why it is necessary to have a knowledge of data type in‬
‭programming.‬
‭2.‬‭How can you declare the following variables using suitable data‬
‭types? Mobile phone numbers, address, body temperature,‬
‭salary. Also explain each memory occupancy, size and range.‬
‭3.‬‭What are different data types available in C? Explain their type’s‬
‭qualifier, conversion character, range of value and storage size in‬
‭memory occupied by each type.‬
‭4.‬‭What is an operator? Explain the conditional operator with‬
‭suitable examples.‬
‭5.‬‭Explain the arithmetic, relational, logical and assignment‬
‭operators in C language.‬
‭6.‬‭Describe the unary operator, binary operator and ternary‬
‭operator with examples.‬
‭7.‬‭What are the rules for naming identifiers? Why do we need‬
‭different data types in programming? Differentiate between local‬
‭and global variables with suitable examples.‬
‭8.‬‭What is the purpose of qualifiers - register and volatile? How‬
‭could you extend the range of values they represent?‬
‭9.‬‭Mention the appropriate data type for storing following data. Also‬
‭justify your answer in brief.‬

‭ istance jumped by a frog‬


D
‭A prime number between 5 and 555.‬
‭Weight of your body.‬
‭The examination symbol number of a student.‬
‭10.‬ ‭What is operator precedence and associativity in C ?‬
‭11.‬ ‭Describe the working of for loop and while loop with flowchart‬
‭and examples.‬
‭12.‬ ‭Explain with examples the decision control mechanism and‬
‭loop control mechanisms available in c?‬
‭13.‬ ‭Explain entry control and exit control loop with examples?‬
‭14.‬ ‭Write a program to find the terms in the given series till the‬
‭term value is less than 250.‬
‭(12+22)/3, (22+32)/4, (32+42)/5,.............................‬
‭15.‬ ‭Write a flowchart and program to compute tax amount when‬
‭income is given considering the following tax table:‬
‭16.‬ ‭Write a menu driven program having the given menu.‬
‭Main Menu‬
‭1. To print factorial of a number‬
‭2. To reverse an integer array‬
‭3. Exit‬
‭Please select your choice (1 to 3):……………………….‬
‭Note: The program should continue the execution till 3 is not‬
‭selected‬
‭17.‬ ‭Write a program to calculate the sum of a given series, up to‬
‭the term given by the user.‬

‭18.‬ ‭Write a program to display the following menu:‬


‭MENU‬
‭i. To check if the given number is odd or even‬
‭ii. To find the sum of N numbers‬
‭iii. To find the sum of squares of two numbers‬
‭iv. Exit from program‬
‭And perform tasks as per user’s choice until the user wants to‬
‭exit.‬
‭19.‬ ‭What do you mean by selective and repetitive statements?‬
‭Why do we need a break and a continue statement?‬
‭20.‬ ‭Write a program for the Armstrong number between 100 to‬
‭999.‬
‭21.‬ ‭Differentiate between break and continue statements with‬
‭examples.‬
‭22.‬ ‭WAP to print Fibonacci Sequence of given terms.‬
‭23.‬ ‭WAP to print half pyramid using alphabets‬
‭A‬
‭B B‬
‭C C C‬
‭D D D D‬
‭E E E E E‬
‭24.‬ ‭WAP to print inverted half pyramid using * .‬
‭* * * * *‬
‭* * * *‬
‭* * *‬
‭* *‬
‭*‬
‭25.‬ ‭WAP to print full pyramid using *.‬

‭26.‬ ‭WAP to print Pascal's triangle.‬


‭1‬
‭1 1‬
‭1 2 1‬
‭1 3 3 1‬
‭1 4 6 4 1‬
‭1 5 10 10 5 1‬

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