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Computer Programming and Applications

This document contains questions from a Computer Programming and Applications exam covering topics in C programming and MATLAB. It has three sections: Section A contains 10 short answer and true/false questions covering basic C concepts like data types, functions, syntax, and the preprocessor. Section B has 5 long answer questions requiring explanations of data types, functions like power(), flowcharts, control structures like if-else, storage classes, and the differences between compilers and interpreters. It also covers arrays, pointers, and the roles of MATLAB and PSIM. Section C provides 3 long answer question choices about operators, string functions, matrix addition in C, loops, and differences between high level and machine languages.

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Computer Programming and Applications

This document contains questions from a Computer Programming and Applications exam covering topics in C programming and MATLAB. It has three sections: Section A contains 10 short answer and true/false questions covering basic C concepts like data types, functions, syntax, and the preprocessor. Section B has 5 long answer questions requiring explanations of data types, functions like power(), flowcharts, control structures like if-else, storage classes, and the differences between compilers and interpreters. It also covers arrays, pointers, and the roles of MATLAB and PSIM. Section C provides 3 long answer question choices about operators, string functions, matrix addition in C, loops, and differences between high level and machine languages.

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S.B. Roll No…………………………………….

COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND APPLICATIONS


3rd/Elect/EEE/0526/0352/6904/ May’16
Duration: 3hrs M.Marks=75
SECTION A
Q 1. Do as directed: 1.5x10=15
a. Compiler converts ………..language to machine language.
b. The ………. Function is used to display output on the screen.
c. Any C statement always ends with ………
d. A string in C is actually a character data type. (T/F)
e. Pointers are declared by using……..
f. C is a case sensitive language. (T/F)
g. The data types are declared using the keywords char,int,float and double respectively.(T/F)
h. In MATLAB, technical problems can be solved more faster than C,C++.(T/F)
i. In C, ML stands for ………
j. The………….Preprocessor is used to include files like header files stdio.h ,conio.h in beginning
of C program.

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SECTION B

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Q 2. Attempt any FIVE questions: 5x6=30
I. Explain different data types used in C with examples.

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II. Write a program to calculate power of a number using C language.
III.
flow chart.

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Define flow chart. Explain different types of shapes used in flow chart .Also give an example of a

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IV. Explain if–else statement with the help of an example.
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VI.

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Explain different storage classes used in C.
Explain the concept of compiler and interpreter.
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VIII.
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Define Array and Pointer. How do they initialize in C.

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Explain the role of MATLAB and PSIM in electrical engineering.

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Q 3. Attempt any THREE questions: 3x10=30
a) Define Operator. Explain all types of operators in detail with suitable examples.

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b) Explain the following string functions with examples:
1. strlen ( )
2. strcmp ( )
3. strcat ( )
4. strcpy ( )
c) Write a program to find Sum of two matrices using C language.
d) Explain various types of loops available in C.
e) Differentiate between high level language and machine language.

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