Date

S No. Topic Problem Statement

1. Overview of C
 Write a Program to enter ten no.
Count total Even & Odd
Numbers & then perform the
sum of even & odd no
separately.

 Write a Program to Print

Fibonacci Series

 Reverse of a string without using

string operations

2. Implementation of basics of C++  Accept three numbers, find their sum

and average
 Program to identify if an input is a
symbol, digit or character
 WAP to perform the Arithmetic
operation & use the concept of
typecasting
3. Loops and Decisions
 Write a Program to enter a number
&check whether it’s a prime no. or
not.

 WAP To Print this Pattern:

1
23
456
7 8 9 10

 WAP to find whether a Year is a leap

or Not using logical OR && logical
AND.

 WAP to accept a digit & display it in

word using switch-case.

4. Structures
 Write a Program to construct a
structure called employee that
contains two members, employee
number of type integer & employee
compensation of type float. Now ask
the user to fill this data for three
employees, store it in three variable
of typed employee & then display the
information for each employee.
5. Functions
 WAP to create a function init()
having following parameters id,
name, course. Pass parameters to this
function through user & if user does
not give parameters provide default
value to id as 1 & name as “abc’.

 WAP to create Inline function to find

greatest of two numbers.

 WAP to sum the digit of a no. using

recursion
6. Objects & Classes  Create a class employee which
Implementation of different types have name, age and address of
of constructors. employee, include functions
getdata() and showdata(),
getdata() takes the input from
the user, showdata() display the
data in following format:
    Name:
    Age:
 Address:

 Write a class called CAccount

which contains two private data
elements, an integer
accountNumber and a floating
point accountBalance, and three
member functions:
 A constructor that allows the
user to set initial values for
accountNumber and
accountBalance and a default
constructor that prompts for the
input of the values for the above
data numbers.
 A function called
inputTransaction, which reads
a character value for
transactionType(‘D’ for
deposit and ‘W’ for
withdrawal), and a floating point
value for transactionAmount,
which updates accountBalance.
A function called printBalance,
which prints on the screen the
accountNumber and
accountBalance.
 Define a class Counter which
contains an int variable count
defined as static and a static
function Display () to display
 the value of count. Whenever
an object of this class is created
count is incremented by 1. Use
this class in main to create
multiple objects of this class
and display value of count each
time

 WAP to implement Parameterized

Constructor, Copy Constructor
and Destructor.
 7. Polymorphism  WAP to add and subtract two
(Function & Operator Overloading) complex numbers using classes
( Operator Overloading).

 Write program to overload

Binary + to add two similar
types of objects. (Both with
and without using friend
functions)

 WAP to implement ‘Function

Overloading’

8. Inheritance & Virtual Functions  Implement the following

class hierarchy considering
appropriate data members and
member functions

 Implement the following

hierarchy considering
appropriate data members and
member functions (use
Virtual functions).

(Create a base class Shape & derive classes

circle, square & triangle. In base class
write a virtual function “Draw” & override
it in derived class.)
9 Streams & Files  WAP to read the student details from
one file & write them to another file.
 WAP to count digits, alphabets
and spaces, stored in a text file,
using streams

10. Templates & Exceptions  WAP to swap two numbers using

Template.
 WAP to create a Template Class to
implement integer, char, float, stack
&
perform following operation:-Push &
Pop. Use exception.