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Array and String

The document outlines various programming tasks and exercises, primarily focused on Java, including array manipulation, matrix operations, and string processing. It provides examples of input and expected output for each task, emphasizing the importance of sorting, encoding, and data structure management. The tasks range from basic operations to more complex algorithms involving user input and data analysis.

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Array and String

The document outlines various programming tasks and exercises, primarily focused on Java, including array manipulation, matrix operations, and string processing. It provides examples of input and expected output for each task, emphasizing the importance of sorting, encoding, and data structure management. The tasks range from basic operations to more complex algorithms involving user input and data analysis.

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The filling of the elements shout ld YH filed as fal mambers from Start from outer to 16, then the array bs + 41] Seale Asquare matrix is the matrix in which number of rows e Thus, a matrix of order n'n is called a Square Matrix, ite a program in Java to create a double dimensional array of ize nxn matrix form anf fil the cells of matrix in a circular fashion (dock wise) with natural numben fom 1 to n?, taking n as an input. Input n should be an odd number and filing of the elements should start from the central cell. | —Frrexanple, if n=5, then n?=25, then the filled as: 8 uy : wid be i, quals the number of columns so 21 oy 190 af size nxn matrix form nent 2 dn Ws a rx is the mirror Image of a" [ite 6 8 19 with the first ‘mxn’ prime in Java to fill a 2D array a'r is the number of columas is the number of rows 53 | 59 | 61 | 67 | 71 Be Ye: Wile a program to create a double dimensional arr in its (n-1) x (m-1) cells Find and place the cemob ending cells of last column and last row lements along with the sum of rows and colui Sample Input ay of size nxm, Input the numes sum of each row and each column respectively. Finally, display the any mns. Sample Output 10 | 15 | 16 15 | 14 | 12 n | 2] 16 | 2 | 10 4 48 51 58 the numbers h column it ay the a (@ Write a program to declare a square matrix A] [of onder N (N20, (6) Allow the user to input positive inte me Loree sgers into this matrix. Perfe tasks on the matrix. a (0) Output the original matrix. (@ Find the SADDLE POINT for the matrix. A saddle point isan element ofthe matrix such that it is the minimum element for the row and the mosis dlement for the column to which it belongs Sse FO iam “No unique. If the matrix has no sa eSSage is alwa dle point, output them SADDLE POINT”, (0 If the matrix has a saddle point element then sort tay eae diagonal in ascending order using insertion sort technique- should remain unchanged. lowing data and So! random data: Test your program for the foll en Sample data: Input: n=4 Matrix A[ JI ]= 2 a 8 2 6 3 n a2 24 a aaa Bee rite a program to input N and M number of names in two different arrays A and B eer such that none of them have duplicate, the arrays A and B into a single array C, such that the resulting ana alphabetically. Display all the three arrays ‘Test your program for the followin; Sample data: Input: Si 8 data and some random data, Enter the names in array A, N=2 Enter the names in array B, M=3 First array: A pane Output: al 123 i Second array: B Input: Usha x=4 Sachin fies Output Output: 42 ( oe Merged array: C Mg. 2 pe mana i ind the u John the machi Sachin and after Usha Fach log. Sorted First array: ly: A Anil Us Loy Lo 12 (base 8)=34 (base 2) Input: x=123, y=456 Output: 123 is not equal to 456 in any base between 2 to 20 seeuapat: i x=42, y=36 Output: 42 (base 7)=36 (base 8) Manager of a company wants to analyze the machine usage from the records to ind the utilization of the machine. He wants to xenow for how long each user, used Machine. When the user wants to use the machine, he must login tothe machine alter finishing the work, he must logoff the machine. log record consists of: | Wer Identification number Logout Time and Date 2:50 21-12 1230 21-12 Login Time and | Logout Time and | Sy Date Date ae ej Poe | Hes | 20:10 | 20-12 2:50 2142 640 a | 20-12 1230 2142 2400 ead ro | {os ton ail } 212 | 1630 | 2042 | The user who logged in for longest duration Prog, 23: Write a program to accept a date in the string format dd/mm/yyyy and —_ 4 fame of the day on the Ist of January of the corresponding year. Find the day given date. Example: Input : Date : 5/7/2001 Day on 1st January : Output : Day on 5/7/2001 : MONDAY THURSDAY 1 Output Yes, it Inpu n=3 wnte a program to read n (2<=n, jnd output ifthe grid represents the values gt @ wondrous, stored output all the prime numbers in the grid en 4 these n by n cats | iqdex as shown in the output. A natural rngean 8 Wie thei two divisors. For example, 2, 3,5, 7,11... pets sid jesored at row index 0 and column index 0 sya Sement of stored at row index 0 and column index 1 lement in the row ie 24 Tit your program for the following data and some random a Input: ata: n=4 16 [a [6 4 9 ae Output: Yes, it represents a wondrous square Prime Row Index ee “Ping. 25 Write a program to input two valid dates, each comprising of Da (2 digits) and Year (4 digits) and calculate the days eed betwee etalg ‘Test your program for the following data values: "een both the «it (@) FIRST DATE 3 Day a Month 09 lal ou have two ose Yeurchase three ye a yc devices, more {orp handling multip Year 1960 pasden of SECOND DATE: Day 08 inthe same WAY, during Month =: 12 smultiple instances, can Year 1852 | tetus understand the ¢ Output ==: xxxc00K Prog, 1: these —_. « ee number | | // Program to check (6) FIRST DATE : Day 4 10 import [Link].*; Month o1 public class Prime1 Year 1952 { SECOND p, ATE Day 16 Public static void mi Month 10 { Year 1952 Output 200000%X FRSC in=new So, are actual number! | Syst (these are actual | “[Link]( days elapsed) ms ya | Nextinty); : 1 eet | 4) L "Prog. 5 Write a program in Java to accept a string and display the new string after the characters of each word. , Sample Input: Understanding Computer Science Sample output: gnidnatsrednU retupmoC ecneicS. Prog. 6 Write a program in Java to accept two strings. Display the new string by aking el D character of the first string from left to right and of the second sting fag Ieft. The letters should be taken alternatively from each string. Assume that thelng of both the strings are same. Sample Input: String 1: HISTORY String 2: SCIENCE Sample Output: HEICSNTEOIRCYS Bee: 7: Write a program in Java to accept a four-letter word. Display all the probate letter combinations such that no letter should be repeated in the output within ud ‘combination. Sample Input: PARK Sample Output: PAKR, PKAR, PRAK, APRK, ARPK, AKPR, Prog. 8: While typing, a typist has created two or more consecutive blank spaces between lt Words of a sentence. Write a program in Java to eliminate multiple blanks bette? the words by a single blank. Sample Input: Indian Cricket team tour to Australia Sample Output: Indian Cricket team tour to Australia | and so on Prog. 9: A new advan: designed by TINg by tay rin me that ie the probable fe itput within ed ind so on. ces between blanks bet 40: The input in this question will consis of the letters of the English alphabet, the Piet eo Brel pe stop (,) comma, (;) semicolon, () colon and white seen) pesttophe, () full Your task is to print the words of the text in revere sean sete (lank, new line). oar fas i to rin the reverse order without any punctuation For example, Consider the following input text; This is a sample piece of text to illustrate this question If you are smart you will solve this right The corresponding output would read as ght his solve will you smart are you if question this illustrate to text of piece sample Note: Individual words are not reversed. Input Format: This first line of input contains a single integer n (<=20), indicating the number of lines in the input. This is followed by lines of input text. Each line should accept a maximum of 80 characters. Output Format Output the text containing the input lines in reverse order without punctuations except blanks as illustrated above. Test your program for the following data and some random data. Sample Data Input: 2 Emotions controlled and directed to work, is character. By Swami Vivekananda. Output: Vivekananda Swami By character is work to directed Input: 1 Do not judge a book by its cover. output: cover its by book a judge not Do and controlled Emotions ~ ring Manipulations ARE GOOD WHEN YOUR THOUGHTS ARE GOOD. AND Goon. OUR Dey | Deeds | Gooa | Thoughts | When 1 _ ao . Output: Total n | You 1 | Yours truly 2 Input: er IF YOU FAIL TO PLAN YOU ARE PL ANNING TO FAIL, Output: | Word Count ‘Output: « Input a paragraph containing ‘n’ number of Sete pd an an os wh ce Tone may be terminated either with a full stop.’ Or a question mark ony Mon ae character may be ignored. Perform the following operatio ny Soe (@) Accept the number of sentences. If the number of sentences exceeds the limit, an appropriate error message must be displayed. . @ Find the number of words in the whole paragraph, (0) Display the words in ascending order of their fre ith same of their frequency. Words wit frequency may appear in any order. ont Example 1 Input: Enter number of sentences. 1 Enter sentences. TO BE OR NOT TO BE. Output: Total number of words: 6 TO BE Example 2 Input: Enter number of sentences. 3 Enter sentences. i S, IT IS. THIS IS A STRING PROGRAM. IS THIS EASY? YE’ Output: Total number of words: 11 [Word | Frequency _| al viv sang Manipulations _ 273 as ice’). It is simple letter substitution cipher 4 after it in the alphabets, with the other ane ROT 13 H/h| fi | | t 4 t t t Rr | s/s | t | usa l vw | ww | get 1 ak F/f | G/g X/x | yj) Waite a program to accept a plain text of length L, where L must be erate fan and less than 100. Encrypt the text if valid as per the Caesar Cipher. Test Your program with the sample data and some random data for(int i= 1, Hello! How are you? [Link](); The cipher text is: ‘ eyENC nex To? Se; heluation repres Example 2: Input : Encryption helps to secure data Output: Rapelegvba urycf gb frpher gnon Example 3 Input: Yes Output: Invalid Length

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