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Rajalakshmi Engineering College
Rajalakshmi Nagar, Thandalam, Chennai - 602 105
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
CS6212 / IT6212 -
Programming and Data Structures Laboratory - I C6212 / 176212 - PROGRAMMING AND DATA STRUCTURES LABORATORY - I
BPG
O30 Se
Objectives:
‘The students should be made to:
> Be familiar with e programming
> Be exposed to implementing abstract data types
> Lear to use files
> Learn to implement sorting and searching algorithms.
Experiments
. C Programs using Conditional and Control Statements.
2. C Programs using Arrays, Strings and Pointers and Functions
3. Representation of records using Structures in © — Creation of Linked List ~ Manipulation of
records in a Linked List.
4, File Handling in C ~ Sequemtial access ~ Random Access.
5. Operations on a Stack and Queue ~ infix to postfix — simple expression evaluation using stacks -
Linked Stack Implementation — Linked Queue Implementation,
Implementation of Sorting algorithms
7. Implementation of Linear search and Binary Search,
TOTAL: 45 PERIODS
Outcomes:
At the end of the course, the student should be able to:
v
Design and implement C programs for implementing stacks, queues, linked lists
v
Apply good programming design methods for program development.
> Apply the different data structures for implementing solutions to practical problems.
v
Develop searching and sorting programs,
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS)/ CSE / REC - 2 Write a program in C to find whether the given number is a perfect
number or not.
/* To find the given no. is perfect no. or not - CHKFERNO.C */
#include
#include
#include
void main()
{
int ip n, 8 = 0;
elrser() ;
printf["Enter a number : ") ;
scanf("$d", &n) ;
for(i = 1; i
#include
void maint)
{
inta=-1,b=1,c-0,i,n;
elrserl) ¢
printf("Enter the limit : ") ¢
scanf("8d", @n) ¢
printf("\nThe fibonacci series is : \n\n") ;
forli= 1; i <= nj itt)
{
cs atb:
print£("$d \t", c) ¢
a=bi
bec:
getch() ;
OUTPUT
RUN 1
Enter the limit : 7
The fibonacci series is :
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS)/ CSE/ REC - 4 Write a program in C to find the factorial of a number using
recursive functions.
/* Pactorial of a given no. using recursive function - FACTREC.C */
#include
f#linclude
int factlint);
void main()
{
int n, i, f= 1:
clrser(}s
printf ("Enter a number : ")i
seanf("d", en);
£ = factinis
printf ("\nFactorial value of #d is : 8d", n, £) 3
geteh() +
int fact{int n)
{
if(n ==0 || n
return 1;
else
return(n * fact(n = 1))3
t
ourpur
RUN 1
Enter a number : 5
Factorial value of 5 is : 120
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE/ REC -5 Write a program in C to swap two integers number using pointers.
/* Swap two numbers using pointers - SWAEPTR.C */
#include
#include
void swap{int *, int *);
void main()
t
int x, y;
elrser (1;
printf("Enter the first no. : "li
scanf("d", ax);
printf ("Enter the sec
scanf("8d", ay);
printf ("\nBefore swap :
swaplex, &y)?
printf("\nAfter swap +
getch()s
ond no
void swap(int *a, int *b}
{
int t7
t = 4a;
*a = *b;
te
ourpur
RUN 1
Enter the first no
Enter the second no. : 20
Before swap : x = 10
After swap : x =
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 6 Write a program in C using dynamic memory allocation to print the
transpose of a matrix.
/*Transp
of a matrix using dynamic memory allocation-MATTDMA. C*/
#include
#include
void main()
{
int **a;
int row, col, i, 4¢
clrser(}s
printf("Enter the order of the matrix : ");
scanf("@d &d", grow, gcol);
a= (int **) malloc(row * siz
for(i = 0 7 i < col ; itt)
{
(int) );
ali] = (int *) malloc(cal * sizeof(int}];
printf("\nEnter the elements :\n");
forli = 0; i < row; i+)
for(] = 0} 3 < col ; J++)
scanf("sa", £4111):
print£("\nThe transpose matrix is : \n\n");
for(j = 0; 4) < col ; j++)
{
forli
{
O07 i < rows itt)
printé("$d \t", ali] [j])s
printf("\n");
ourTPUT
RUN 1
w
Enter the order of the matrix : 2
Enter the elements :
1 2 3
4 5 6
The transpose matrix is
wn
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE/ REC -7 Write a function in C to add two matrices and print the resultant
matrix. Write a main function to get the input and invoke the
function.
/* Add two matrices using functio:
- MATADDEN.c */
#include
#include
void readmat(int [][10], int, int);
void addmat(int [][10], int [][10], int [][10], int, int);
void printmat(int [][10], int, int);
void main()
{
int mata[10] [10], matb[10] [10], mate
int row, col;
elrser(};
printf["Enter the order of the matrix
scant ("@d %d", grow, gcol);
printf ("\nEnter the elements for first matrix :
readmat (mata, row, col];
printf ("\nEnter the elements for
readmat (matb, row, col];
print£["\nThe addition of matrix is : \n")s
addmat (mata, matb, mate, row, col);
printmat (mate, row, col);
getch(}s
[101;
"ys
void readmat{int mat[][10], int row, int col)
int i, Ji
for(i = 0; i < row; itt)
for(j = 0: j < col ¢ j++}
scanf("$a", smatlil (31)
}
void addmat (int mata[][10], int matb[][10], int matc[][10],
int row, int col)
{
int i, 43
for(i = 07 i
for(j = 0 3 < col ; j++}
[i115] = matalil [3] + matblil (ils
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE/ REC -8 void printmat (int mat[](10], int row, int col)
{
int 4, 4;
for(i = 0
aH)
printe("sd\t", mat(i] [ills
print£("\n");
ourpur
RUN 1
Enter the order of the matrix : 3
w
Enter the elements for first matrix
1 3 5
7 9 a1
13 1s a7
Enter the elements for second matrix :
2 4 6
8 10 ue
14 16 18
The addition of matrix is :
3 7 1
15 19 23
27 31 35
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE/ REC - 9 Write different functions in C that will compute and print the area
of any four geometric shapes. Write a main function to get the
input and invoke the function using switch case conditional
statement.
/* Program to compute areas of geometric shapes - AREAS.C */
f#include
#include
void main()
{
int choice;
float side, base, length, breadth, height, area, radius;
print£("1. Circle\n");
printfi"2. Rectangle\
printf("3. Triangle\n"
printf("4. square\n"];
print£("Enter your choice : "Iz
scanf("$d", &choice);
ch (choice)
{
el:
printf("Enter the radius +");
can£("$£", gradius};
area = 3.142 * radius * radius;
printf ("Area of a circle = &f", area);
break;
case 2:
printf("Enter the breadth and length : "
scanf("$f %£", sbreadth, slength);
area = breadth * length;
printf("Area of a Reactangle = $f", areal;
break;
case 3:
print£("Enter the base and height :
scanf("8f #f", sbase, gheight];
area = 0.5 * base * height;
printf("Area of a Triangle = %£", area);
break;
case 4:
printf ("Enter the side : "J;
scanf("8f", &side);
area - side * side;
printf ("Area of a Square = #f\n", area);
break;
default:
printf ("Invalid choice...1")¢
break;
getch(}+
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 10 ourpur
RUN 1
1. Circle
2. Rectangle
3. Triangle
4. Square
Enter your choice : 1
Enter the radius : 5
Area of a circle = 78.550003
RUN 2
1. Circle
2. Rectangle
3. Triangle
4, Square
Enter your choice : 2
Enter the breadth and length : 3 4
Area of a Reactangle = 12.000000
RUN 3
1. Circle
2. Rectangle
3. Triangle
4. Square
Enter your choice : 3
ns
Enter the base and
Area of a Triangle
height
RUN 4
Circle
Rectangle
Triangle
Square
Enter your choice
Enter the side : 5
Area of a Squa
5.000000
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 11 Write a program in C to find whether a substring is present in the
string or not.
/* Pind whether a substring is present in the string - SUBSTR.C
#include
#include
#include
void main()
{
char str[60], search[10]
int countl =
clrser()s
printfi"Enter the string
gets(str}z
printf("Enter search substring : "}
gets{search);
countl = strlen(str);
count2 strlen(search];
for (i = 0; i countl - count2; i++)
{
for (j = is 3
onio.h>
‘type
#include <
include <
#include <
h>
void main()
{
char text[80], ch ;
int vowels = 0, cons = 0, digits = 0, spaces = 0,
clrser() +
printf ("Enter the text :") ¢
gets(text) >
while{{ch = tolower(text litt] }] Nor)
{
if(ch=="a' ||
ttyowels ;
else if(ch
+tcons
else if(ch
t+digits ;
else if(ch
t+spaces ;
printf["\nThe text contains : ") ;
print£("\n\nNumber of vowels = $4", vowels) ;
print£("\n\nNumber of consonants = 8d", cons) ;
printf ("\n\nNumber of digits = $d", digits) ;
print£("\n\nNumber of white spaces = $d", spaces)
geten() ¢
ourpur
RUN 1
Enter the text : Kancheepuram Pincode 631501
The text contains :
Number of vowels = 8
Number of consonants = 11
Number of digits
Number of white spaces -
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 14
OF Write a program in C to implement the concept of Sequential Access
in files.
/* Program to write and read data from a file - FILEWRRD.C */
tdio.h>
onio.h>
#include <
include <
void main()
t
FILE *fptr ;
char c ;
elrser() ¢
printf("Enter the text to be stored in the file.\n") +
printf("Use *Z or F6 at the end of the text and press
ENTER: \n\n") >
fptr = fopen( "COURSES. DAT", "w
while(({c = getchar(}} != EOF)
pute(c, fptr) ;
fclose(fptr) +
printf("\nThe content of the file is : \n\n") ;
fptr = fopen("COURSES.DAT™, "r") ;
while({c = getc{fptr)) != EOF}
printf("so", c) ;
felose(fptr) ¢
getch() ;
OUTPUT
RUN 1
Enter the text to be stored in the file.
Use *“Z or F6 at the end of the text and press ENTER:
Computer Science & Engineering
Information Technology
Electronics & Communication Engineering
The content of the file is :
Computer Science & Engineering
Information Technology
Electronics & Communication Engineering
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 15 Write a program in C to implement the concept of Random Access in
files. (or) Write a C program to perform random access on file.
/* Implementation of random access files - RANDOM.C */
#include
#include <
onio.h>
void main{)
{
FILE *fptrs
long nj
char o
elrser(1;
fptr = fopen("ALPHABET.DAT", "w");
printf ("Enter the alphabets (*Z to end) : \n"I;
while(({c = getchar()} != EOF)
putc(c, fptris
printf("No. of characters entered = $1d\n", ftell(fptr))s
felose(fptr)s
fptrc = fopen("ALPHABET.DAT", "x")¢
n= 01;
while(feof(fptr) == 0}
{
fseek(fptr, n, 015
printf("Position of 8c is #1d\n",
gete(fptr}, ftell(fptr));
nen + Sl;
putchar('\n");
fseek(fptr, -1L, 2);
do
{
putchar(gete(fptr]};
} while(!fseek(fptr, -2L, 1))i
felose(fptr) +
geten() ;
t
ourPUT
RUN 1
Enter the alphabets (°Z to end) :
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWKYZ°Z
No. of characters entered = 26
Position of A is
Position of F is
Position of
Position of
Position of U is
Position of Z is
Position of is
is
is
NouaAnS
web
SRSES
ZYXWVUTSROPONMLI
a
a
a
5
a
o
3
a
3
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 16 Write a C program to find sum of digit, reversal of digit and
largest of digit.
/* Pind the sum, reverse and largest of digits - SUMREVLA.C */
tdio.h>
onio.h>
#include <
include <
void maint)
{
int n, rem, large
elrserl) ¢
printf ("Enter a number :") ¢
scanf("8d", @n) ¢
while{n > 0}
{
n& 103
sum + rem ¢
= rem + rev * 10;
n=n/10¢
if(rem > large)
large = rem;
printfi"\nThe sum of the digits is : ad", sum) ;
printf ("\nThe reverse of the digit is : 8d", r
printf("\nThe largest of the digit is : %a", largel:
geten() ¢
t
ourpur
RUN 1
Enter a number : 786
The sum of the digits is : 21
The reverse of the digit is : 687
The largest of the digit is : 8
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 17 Write a C program to generate the Armstrong numbers from 1 - 1000.
/* Program to generate armstrong numbers - GENARMST.C */
#include
#include
void main{)
{
int i, a, ry si
clrser() ¢
print£("\nThe armstrong numbers from 1 to 1000 are z\n\n") ¢
for{i = 0 7 i <= 1000; i++)
{
a-i;
a- 0;
while(a > 0}
t
xr ;
5 eee che
a ;
if(i == s)
printf("sd\t", i) ¢
getch() ;
RUN 1
The armstrong numbers from 1 to 1000 are :
a 1 153 370 371 407
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 18 Write a C program to find the product of two matrices using Array.
(or) Develop a ‘Cc’ program for matrix multiplication.
/* Program to multiply the given two matrices - MATMUL.C */
#include
f#linclude
void maint)
t
int mata[10] [10], matb[10] [10], matc[10] [10] +
int i, J, ky rowl, coll, row2, col2 i
elrser() ;
printf("Enter the order of first matrix i") 3
scanf("8d td", growl, &coll) ;
printf("\nEnter the order of second matrix : "
scant ("ad $d", @row2, &col2) ;
if(coll == row2)
{
printf("\nEnter the elements of first matrix : \n\n") +
for(i = 0 7 i < rowl ; i++)
for(j = 0; 3 < coll ; j+t]
scanf("8d", &matalil[i]}
printf("\nEnter the elements of s
for(i = 0; 1 < row2 ; i++)
nd matrix : \n\n") ¢
for(j = 0% 4 < col2 ; j++)
scanf("#d", amatb[1i][j]} ¢
for{i = 0; 1 < rowl 3 I++)
i
col2 ; j++]
mate(i](4] = 03
for{k = 0; k < coll ; k++)
mate(il(] = matelil[j] +
mata[i][k] * matb[k][j] ¢
}
printf("\nThe resultant matrix is : \n\n") ;
for(i = 07 i < rowl ; i++)
t
for({] = 0; } < col2 7 +4]
{
printf("’d \t", matelil(3]) ¢
print£("\n") ¢
t
else
printf ("\nMatrix Multiplication is not possible ...") 7
getch{) ;
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 19 ourpur
RUN 1
Enter the
Enter the
Enter the
1 1
1 1
1 1
Enter the
1 1
1 1
1 1
order of first matrix
order of second matrix: 3 3
elements of first matrix :
elements of second matrix :
The resultant matrix is :
3a 3
3 3
3 3
RUN 2
Enter the
Enter the
wow
order of first matrix :3 3
order of second matrix
Matrix Multiplication is not possible ...
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 20 Write a C program to perform addition, subtraction and
multiplication of two numbers using pointers and functions.
/* Arithmetic operations using pointers and functions-AOPTREN.C */
#include
#include <
onio.h>
int add{int *, int *);
int sub(int *, int *);
int mul(int *, int *);
void main{)
{
int first, second, sum, diff, pro
elrser();
printf ("Enter the first number : ");
scanf("8d", &first);
printf ("Enter the se
scanf("8d", &second);
sum = add(éfirst, &second);
diff = sub(sfirst, ssecond);
prod = mil (sfirst, &second);
printf£("\ntd + 8d = first, second, sum);
printf("\nsd - ad » first, second, diff);
printf("\ntd + &d first, second, prod);
getch()+
ond number : ")j
int add(int *x, int *y}
{
return *x + *
int sub(int *x, int *y)
{
return *x - *y:
F
int mul{int *x, int *y)
t
return *x * *y;
ourpur
RUN 1
Enter the first number : 10
Enter the second number : 5
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 21 Write a C program to perform file copy and append operation on a
file.
/* Program to perform file copy and append - COPYAPP.C */
#include
#include
void maint)
t
char c 3
FILE *fptri, *fptr2 ;
elrser() +
printf ("Enter the text - FIRST.DAT : \n")
printf ("Press *Z or F6 at the end of the text\n");
fptrl = fopen("FIRST. DAT", "w"}
while({c = getchar(}} != EOF)
putc(c, fptrl) ;
felose(fptr1) ¢
fptrl = fopen{"FIRST.DAT","r") +
fptr2 = fopen("SECOND.DAT","w") 7
while({e = gete(fptr1)] != EOF)
pute(c, fptr2) ;
felose(fptrl) :
felose(fptr2) ;
print£("Content of file - SECOND.DAT : \n");
fptr2 = fopen{"SECOND.DAT","«") 7
while({c = getc(fptr2)) != EOF)
printf("se", ¢) ;
felose(fptr2) ;
printf ("Enter the text to append : \n") ;
printf ("Press “Z or F6 at the end of the text\n");
fptrl = fopen("FIRST.DAT","a") ¢
while({c = getchar()) != EOF)
pute(c, fptr1) ;
felose(fptrl] ;
printf ("Content of file - fIRST.DAT : \n");
fptrl = fopen{"FIRST.DAT","r")} +
while({c = getc(fptr1)] t= EOF}
print£("$o", c}
felose(fptrl) ¢
getch{) ;
t
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 22 ourpur
RUN 1
Enter the text - FIRST.DAT :
Press “Z or F6 at the end of the text
Rajalakshmi Engineering College
Thandalam
Content of file - SECOND.DAT :
Rajalakshmi Engineering College
Thandalam
Enter the text to append :
Press “Z or F6 at the end of the text
Chennai - 602 105
Content of file - FIRST.DAT :
Rajalakehmi Engineering College
Thandalam
Chennai - 602 105
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 23 Develop a ‘C’ program to implement a simple calculator using switch
case statement.
/* Performing arithmetic operations using switch...case-ARITH.C */
#include
#include
void main()
{
int nl, n2, ch;
elrser() +
printf ("Enter the first number : ")
scanf("8d", anl) ;
printfi"\nEnter the second number : ") ;
seanf("8d", en2)
printf£("\n[1] -> Addition ")
printf("\n[2] -> Subtraction ") ;
printf ("\n[3] -> Multiplication ") ;
printf£("\n[4] -> Division ")
printf("\n\nEnter your choice <1...4> 2");
scant ("@d", )
switch {ch}
{
case 1:
printf("\nd + $d = 8a", nl, n2, nl + n2
break ;
case 2:
printf("\nd - $d = 8d", nl, n2, nl - n2)
break ;
3:
print£("\ntd * $d = da", nl, n2, nl *
break ;
case 4:
printf("\ntd / #d = 8.21", nl, (float)yn1 / n2)
break ;
default
printf["\nInvalid choice");
break ¢
geteh():
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 24 ourpur
Enter the first number
Enter the second number : 5
Addition
[2] -> Subtraction
(31 Multiplication
[4] -> Division
(1)
Enter your choice
10 * 5 = 50
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 25 Develop a ‘Cc’ program to find the greatest of ‘N’ numbers stored in
an array.
/* Greatest of n numbers stored in an array - ARRGREAT.
#include
#include
void maint)
{
int a[10], n, i, g3
elrser();
printf ("Enter the number of elements :
scanf("8d",an)z
print£("\nEnter the elements
for(i = 07 i < nz i++)
scanf("8d", galills
g = al0];
forfi - 14 4 née
if(alil > 9)
g = ali);
att)
print£("\nThe greatest number is
getch(}7
ourPpur
RUN 1
Enter
the number of elements : 5
Enter the elements :
20
The greatest number is :
30 50 40
50
"8
An"):
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 26 Develop a ‘C’ program to print the number of vowels in a given
paragraph.
/* Number of vowels in a given paragraph - VOWELS
#include
include
#include
void main()
{
char text[80], chy
int vowels=0, i;
elrser (lz
*f
printf ("Enter the paragraph : \n"};
gets(text) ¢
forli = 0% textfil "Nol; itt)
print ("Numb
qetch();
ourPpUT
RUN 1
Enter the paragraph
Anna University, Chennai
Number of vowels = 9
8a", vowels);
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 27 Develop a ‘C’ program to find the transpose of a given matrix.
/* Program to transpose the given matrix - MATTRANS.C */
#include
#include
void main()
{
int mat [10] [10] ¢
int i, j, row, col ;
elrserl) ¢
printf ("Enter the order of the matrix : ")
scanf("ad 8d", grow, &col) 7
printf("\nEnter the elements of the matrix : \n\n") ;
for(i = 0; i < row; itt)
for(j = 0 7 3 < col + j++}
anf("$d", emat [i] (j])
printf ("\nThe transpose matrix is
for(j = 07 3 < col + j++
\n\n") ¢
forli = 0; i < row; itt)
printf("$d \t", mat(i](j]) +
printf£("\n")
geten() ¢
t
ourpur
RUN 1
Enter the order of the matrix
Enter the elements of the matrix :
2
4 5
ow
The transpose matrix is :
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 28 Develop a ‘C’ program to add two matrices.
/* Program to add the given two matrices - MATADD.C */
#include
#include
void main()
{
int mata[10] [10], matb[10] [10], mate[10] [10] +
int i, j, row,
elrserl) ¢
printf ("Enter the order of the matrix : ") ;
scanf("ad 8d", grow, &col) 7
printfi"\nEnter the elements of first matrix : \n\n") +
for(i = 0; i < row; itt)
for(j = 0 7 3 < col + j++}
nf ("sd", gmatalil[j]) +
print£("\nEnter the elements of second matrix : \n\n") +
forli = 0; i < row; itt)
for(j = 0%} < col j++)
scanf("8d", ématbli][j]) +
7 i < row; itt)
0% 4 < cols J++)
mate[i][4] = matali] [J] + matb[il(3] +
print£("\nThe resultant matrix is : \n\n")
forli
for(j
or(L = 07 1 < row ; itt)
: for(j = 07 4 < cols i+)
' printf("$d \t", mateli](i]) ¢
printe("\n") 3
getch()
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 29 ourpur
RUN 1
Enter the order of the matrix : 3
w
Enter the elements of first matrix :
1
5 a7
Bae
Enter the elements of s
2 4 6
8 10 12
14 16 18
The resultant matrix is :
3 1
15 19 23
27 31 35
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 30 Define a structure called cricket that will describe the following
information:
Player Code
Player Name
Team Name
Batting Average
Using cricket, declare an array player with ‘N’ elements and
develop a ‘C’ program to read the information about all the ‘N’
players and print a team wise list containing names of players with
their batting average.
/* Cricket using structure ~ CRI
2 /
include
#include
struct cricket
{
char peode[10]z
char pname[20];
char tname[20]z
int avgs
} player[50], temp;
void main()
{
int i, 4,
clrser(};
printf ("Enter number of players : "1;
scanf("$d", en);
for(i = 0; 1 < nz i++)
{
printf("\nEnter player code : "
scanf("ss", player[1] .peode);
printf ("Enter player name : ");
scanf("ss", player[1].pname);
printf("Enter team name : ")i
scanf("$s", player[i].tname);
printf("Enter batting average : ");
scanf("$a", gplayer[i].avg)i
for(i = 1; i < nj it)
for(j = 07 j 0)
{
temp = player[i]+
player[j] = player[j + ll;
player[j + 1] = temp;
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 31 printf ("\nTeam \t Player \t Average\n");
for(i = 0; 4
#include
void main{)
{
int i, J, n, count = 0;
clrser() 3
printf("Enter the no. of elements : ") +
seanf("8d", en) ¢
printf£("\nThe prime numbers are :\n\n") +
for (i = 1% count
#include
void main{)
{
char str[20], rev[20];
int i, j, length = 0, flag = 0;
elrser(};
printf ("Enter a string : ")3
scanf("8s", str):
for(i = 0; str[il NOE itt)
length++;
for(i = length - 1; i > iss)
rev[length - i - 1] = str[il
fori = 0; i < length; i++)
{
if(str[i] t= rev[i])
{
flag = 1;
break;
t
if(flag == 0)
printf("\nThe given string is a palindrome") ;
else
printf£("\nThe given string is not a palindrome") ;
getch() ;
ourPUT
RUN 1
Enter a string : madam
The given string is a palindrome
RUN 2
Enter a string : malayalam
The git
n string is a palindrome
RUN
Enter a string : bhuvan
The given string is not a palindrome
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 34 Develop a ‘C’ program to reverse a given string.
/* Program to reverse the given string - STRREV.C */
#include
#include
void main()
{
char str(20], rev[20] +
int i, j, li
elrserl) ¢
printf ("Enter a string : ") ¢
scanf("8s", str) ;
for(1 = 0; str[1l
forli- 1-1, 4-0
rev[j] = str[il
rev[j] = '\0";
printf ("\nThe given string is : @s\n\n", str) ;
printf ("The reversed string is : $s", rev) ;
geteh() ;
"Nor p 1+4)
i >= 03 in-, i++)
ourpuT
RUN 1
Enter a string : bhuvan
The given string is : bhuvan
The reversed string is : navuhb
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 35 Develop a ‘Cc’ function that will scan a character string passed as
an argument and convert all lower-case characters to their upper-
case equivalents.
/* Lower case to upper case using function ~ LCUCEUNC.C +*/
flinclude
void upper(char[]}s
void main()
{
str [20];
Og
printfi"Enter the string
seanf("%s", str}s
printf("The upper case equivalent is : "Is
upper (str);
getch(s
M
void upper(char str{]
int if
for(i = 0 ; str[i] ; i++)
if(str[i] > 96 @& str[i] < 123)
str[i] = str[i] - 32;
puts(str};
ourpur
RUN 1
Enter the string : University
The upper case equivalent is : UNIVERSITY
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 36 Develop a ‘C’ program to sort ‘N’ names alphabetically.
/* To sort the given strings in alphabetical order - STRSORT.C */
#include
#include
f#include
void maint)
t
char atr[10] [20], temp[20] +
int n, i, ji
elrser() ;
printf£("Enter the number
scanf("8d", an) ;
printf ("\nEnter the strings : \n\n") ¢
for(i = 0; i 0)
{
f strings : ") ¢
strepy(temp, str[jl} +
strepy(stc[}], str[j + 1]) 7
strepy(str[} + 1], temp) ;
printf("\nThe sorted order of strings are : \n\n™) ;
for(i = 0; 1
#include
void main{)
{
int n, i, count =
clrser(\i
printf ("Enter the no. of elements : "};
scanf("8d", 6);
print£("\nThe numbers divisible by 5 are :\n\n");
for(i = 1; count
f#linclude
long fact(int n};
void main{)
[
long n, res ;
elrsert) +
printf ("Enter a number : ") ¢
scanf("@ld", &n) ¢
res = fact(n) ¢
printf ("\nFactorial value of $ld is : $1ld", n, res)
geteh() +
fact (int nj
long i, f= 13
for(i = 1; i <=n; itt)
fo 6" 4
return f;
ourpur
RUN 1:
Enter a number
Factorial value of 5 is : 120
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 39 Develop a ‘C’ program that will create a data file containing the
list of telephone numbers in the following table:
Name Telephone No
John 23456
Peter 9876
Use sequential access file. Perform search operation.
/* Sequential file acc
s and search op
#include
#include
void main()
{
FILE *fptr ;
inti, nz
char name[10] ¢
long phoneno, search;
elrser{} +
fptr = fopen("TELDIR.DAT", "w") 7
printf("Enter the number of persons : ") ;
scanf("’d", an) ;
forfi= 1; i
#include
void maint)
{
intn, r, 8-07
elrserl) ¢
printf ("Enter a number :") ¢
scanf("8d", @n) ¢
while{n > 0}
{
a
+
n=n/
printf("\nThe sum of the digits is : 8d", 5) ;
getch(} ¢
OUTPUT
RUN 1
Enter a number : 12345
The sum of the digits is : 15
BHUVANESWARAN B/ AP (SS) / CSE / REC - 44
