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Programming Question Bank

The document outlines a series of programming exercises in C, organized into five modules covering basics, branching and loops, arrays and pointers, functions and recursion, and structures and enums. Each module contains specific tasks such as performing arithmetic operations, generating series, manipulating arrays, and using structures. The exercises aim to enhance practical programming skills through hands-on coding challenges.

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Programming Question Bank

The document outlines a series of programming exercises in C, organized into five modules covering basics, branching and loops, arrays and pointers, functions and recursion, and structures and enums. Each module contains specific tasks such as performing arithmetic operations, generating series, manipulating arrays, and using structures. The exercises aim to enhance practical programming skills through hands-on coding challenges.

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Programming in C – Practicable Programming Question


Bank​

Module 1: Basics, Datatypes, Operators, Expressions


1.​ 1. Read two whole numbers and perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, division
and remainder.
2.​ 2. Input p, t, r and compute Simple Interest and Total Amount (choose suitable data
types).
3.​ 3. Read a 3-digit number and print
(a) sum of digits
(b) reverse of number
(c) whether it is palindrome.
4.​ Read temperature in Celsius and convert to Fahrenheit and Kelvin.

Module 2: Branching, Loops, switch-case, Patterns


5.​ Print Floyd’s triangle for N rows (N > 0).
6.​ Menu-driven calculator using switch-case for +, -, *, / .
7.​ Generate Fibonacci series up to N terms.

Module 3: Arrays (1D/2D/VLA) and Pointers


8.​ Read N integers, store in an array, and compute sum and average.
9.​ Find maximum and minimum elements in a 1D array.
10.​Sort an array using bubble sort (print before/after).
11.​Matrix addition using 2D arrays.
12.​Swap two integers using pointers.

Module 4: Functions, Parameter Passing, Recursion, Dynamic Memory


Allocation
13.​Write a function to check whether a number is prime.
14.​Compute factorial of a number using recursion.
15.​Pass a 1D array to a function and return the sum of elements.
16.​Demonstrate call by value vs call by reference using a swap function.

Module 5: Structures, Unions, Enums


17.​Read and display details of N students, compute class average marks, and list students
above and below average.
18.​Create an array of structures (e.g., employees/books). Display all records and search by
ID/name.
19.​Use enum for weekdays. Input 1–7 and print the corresponding weekday name.

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