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LAB 5 (Loops, Pattern Problem Using Loops)

The document outlines a series of programming tasks focused on loops and pattern generation in C. Key tasks include calculating combinations, finding the next prime palindrome, determining HCF and LCM, checking for Armstrong and perfect numbers, printing prime numbers, calculating exponential sums, and generating various pyramid and pattern outputs. Each task includes sample input and expected output for clarity.

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LAB 5 (Loops, Pattern Problem Using Loops)

The document outlines a series of programming tasks focused on loops and pattern generation in C. Key tasks include calculating combinations, finding the next prime palindrome, determining HCF and LCM, checking for Armstrong and perfect numbers, printing prime numbers, calculating exponential sums, and generating various pyramid and pattern outputs. Each task includes sample input and expected output for clarity.

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LAB 5(loops, pattern problem using loops)

1. Write a program which calculates n​​ c​r .


2. Write a program to find next prime palindrome. A user will enter a number ‘n’ and we have
to find a number greater than ‘n’ which is a prime as well as palindrome. For example, if
input is 7 than next number is 11, which is prime as well as palindrome.
Test data and expected output:

Enter a number : 12
Next prime palindrome : 101

Enter a number: 113


Next prime palindrome : 131

3. Write a C program to find HCF and LCM​ of two numbers.


4. Write a C program that accepts a non-negative integer from the keyboard and checks
whether the entered number is a Armstrong number. (An n-digit number that is the sum of
the n-th powers of its digits is called an Armstrong number)
Test data and expected output:
Enter a non-negative integer:-2 Input must be non-negative integer
Enter a non-negative integer:9 9 is an Armstrong number
Enter a non-negative integer:1634 1634 is an Armstrong number
Enter a non-negative integer:1636 1636 is NOT an Armstrong number

5. A perfect number is a positive number in which sum of all positive divisors excluding that
number is equal to that number. Write a C program that accepts a positive integer from the
keyboard and checks whether the entered number is a perfect number.

Test data and expected output:


Enter a positive integer:-2
Input must be positive
Enter a positive integer:8128
8128 is a perfect number
Enter a positive integer:28
28 is a perfect number
Enter a positive integer:64
64 is NOT a perfect number
6. Write a C program that prints out the prime numbers between 1 and 100. The output
should be such that each row contains a maximum of 7 prime numbers.
Expected output:
The prime numbers between 1 and 100 are:
2 3 5 7 11 13 17
19 23 29 31 37 41 43
47 53 59 61 67 71 73
79 83 89 97

7. Write a C program that reads a real number x from the keyboard and calculates the sum of
the exponential by adding terms as long as |t​n​| > 10​−8​. Also, print out the value from the C
math library function exp(x).
Test data and expected output:
Enter the value of x:1.5
Sum of the series at 1.50 is 4.48169e+00
Value from C math library=4.48169e+00
Enter the value of x:-20
Sum of the series at -20.00 is 2.06115e-09
Value from C math library=2.06115e-09

8. Write a C program to print the following pyramid patterns

* * 1 1 A
* * *** 2 2 2 3 B C
* * * ***** 3 3 3 4 5 6 D E F
* * * * *** 4 4 4 4 7 8
10 9 G H I J
* * * * * * 5 5 5 5 5 11 12 13 14 15 K L M N O

9. Write a C program to print following patterns

ABCDEDCBA **********
BCDEDCB **** ****
CDEDC *** ***
DED ** **
E * *

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