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Programming For Problem Solving

The document is an examination paper for a Programming For Problem Solving course at FS University, consisting of short answer and long answer questions. Section A includes five short answer questions worth 2 marks each, while Section B contains three long answer questions worth 5 marks each, covering topics like algorithms, computer system components, and programming concepts. The questions assess students' understanding of fundamental programming principles and computer architecture.

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Programming For Problem Solving

The document is an examination paper for a Programming For Problem Solving course at FS University, consisting of short answer and long answer questions. Section A includes five short answer questions worth 2 marks each, while Section B contains three long answer questions worth 5 marks each, covering topics like algorithms, computer system components, and programming concepts. The questions assess students' understanding of fundamental programming principles and computer architecture.

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FS UNIVERSITY

Shikohabad, Uttar Pradesh

Sessional Examination – II
Subject: Programming For Problem Solving
Subject Code –BTH- 204
Section A (Short Answer Questions)

(Attempt all questions – 2 marks each)

[Link] an algorithm. What are its main characteristics?

[Link] between compiler and interpreter.

[Link] is the structure of a C program? List its main components.

[Link] the use of break and continue statements in loops.

[Link] is the difference between call by value and call by reference?

Section B (Long Answer Questions)

(Attempt any 2 questions – 5 marks each)

[Link] the components of a computer system in detail (Memory, Processor, I/O Devices, Storage,
Operating System).

[Link] the concepts of assembler, compiler, interpreter, and loader with examples and
differences.

[Link] the idea of an algorithm. Also describe different methods of representation such as flowchart
and pseudocode with examples.

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