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Week 5 Computer Programming Questions

This document contains 22 questions about computer programming concepts like input/output, number systems, operators, flow charts, pseudocode, switch cases, looping, and arrays for a weekly tutorial. The questions cover a variety of basic programming topics and are meant to enhance understanding and learning through practice. Students are to submit their answers offline by a specified deadline.

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Week 5 Computer Programming Questions

This document contains 22 questions about computer programming concepts like input/output, number systems, operators, flow charts, pseudocode, switch cases, looping, and arrays for a weekly tutorial. The questions cover a variety of basic programming topics and are meant to enhance understanding and learning through practice. Students are to submit their answers offline by a specified deadline.

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ComputerProgramming

TutorialQuestions(Week5)

SubmissionDeadline:___________

Allquestionsaremandatory.
[Link]
madeoffline.

Input/Output
[Link].
main()
{
floata
a=4/2
printf(%f%f%f,a,4/2,4.0/2)
}

NumberSystem
[Link]
1.)6A4C 2.)1234
3.)AADC
4.)0B23

[Link]
1.)0123(base4)tobase8
2.)6521(base8)tobase16

Operators
[Link].
main()
{
inta=30,b=40,x
x=(a!=10)&&(b=50)
printf(x=%d,x)
}

[Link].
inta=2
intb=5,c
A.)c=b/a+5/2
B.)c=b/2+5/a
C.)c=b/2.5+a
D.)c=b*a/5+(5.0/2.5)
Whichoftheaboveoptionsareequivalent??


[Link].
#include<stdio.h>
main()
{
intx=10,y=20,z=5,i
i=x<y<z
printf("%d\n",i)
}

[Link].
a=5,b=3,c=4
A.)x=a>b
B.)x=c<b
C.)x=a>b&&c>b
D.)x=a>b||c>b

[Link].
main()
{
intx,y
x=3(3)
printf(%d,x)
}

FlowChart/Pseudocode
[Link]/algorithmtodrawthefollowingpattern:

***********
**********
********
******
****
**
****
******
********
**********
***********

[Link]
whichisreverseoftheformer.

[Link]
followingpattern.
1
1
2
1
1
2
3
2
1
1
2
3
4
3
2
1

SwitchCase
[Link].
#include<stdio.h>
main()
{
inti=10
intc=10
switch(c)
{
casei:
printf("Valueofc=%d",c)
break
/*Somemorecases*/
}
}

[Link].
#include<stdio.h>
main()
{
intx=2
switch(x)
{
case1:printf("Choiceis1\n")
case2:printf("Choiceis2\n")
case3:printf("Choiceis3\n")
default:printf("Choiceotherthan1,2,3and4\n")
break
case4:printf("Choiceis4\n")
break
}
printf("AfterSwitch")
}

[Link].
main()
{
floatx=1.0
switch(x)
{
case1.0:printf("Choiceis1")
break
default:printf("Choiceotherthan1,2and3")
break
}
}

[Link].
main()
{
intx=1
switch(x)
{
x=x+1
printf(Choiceshastobemadenow.)
case1:printf("Choiceis1")
break
case2:printf("Choiceis2")
break
default:printf("Choiceotherthan1and2")
break

}
}

[Link].
main()
{
intx=1
switch(x)
{
case2:printf("Choiceis1")
break
case1+1:printf("Choiceis2")
break
}
}

[Link].
main()
{
inti=0
switch(i)
{
case'0':printf("Hii")
break
case'1':printf("Heyy")
break
default:printf("Bye")
}
}

Looping
[Link].
main()
{
inti=0
while(i<3)
{
printf("loop")
continue
i++
}
}

[Link].
main()
{
inti=0
for(i<3i++)
{
printf("loop")
continue
}
}

[Link].
main()
{
intj=1
while(j<=255)
{
printf(%c%d\n,j,j)
j++
}
}

Arrays/Strings

[Link].

main()
{
inti
intarr[5]={1}
for(i=0i<5i++)
printf("%d",arr[i])
}

[Link].
main()
{
charp
charbuf[10]={1,2,3,4,5,6,9,8}
p=(buf+1)[5]
printf("%d\n",p)
}

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