Subject: PRF192-

Workshop 1: Input/Output, computations and basic

logics Subject

PART 1:
Program 1:

Write a C program that prints the following text on the screen:

Hello World!

Program 2: Write a C program to print your name, date of birth. and Address.
Program 3: VIết 1 chương trình hiển thị tổng, hiệu, tích, thương của 2 số 446 và
223 trên màn hình.

Yêu cầu: mỗi biểu thức hiển thị trên một dòng.

Output:

446 + 223 = 669

446 - 223 = 223

446 * 223 = 99458

446 / 223 = 2

Program 4: Write a C program to print a block F using hash (#), where the F has
a height of six characters and width of five and four characters.
Program 5: Write a program to create 2 integer variables a and b, assign value
125 to a and 600to b then display the following result as output.

Output:
a+b =725
Program 6: Write a program to declare 2 variable a and b which are real
numbers, assign value 10.5 to a, 7.3 to b and display the following line as
output,

Output:
a/b=1.44

Program 7: Give a rectangle with the length of 7.8 and the width of 3.6. Write a
program to print the area of this rectangle on the screen as below:

Area= 28.0800
Program 8: Write a program to display character ‘d’ on the screen.

Program 9:
Sample

c:22936 ‘A’
23
i:22936 1
16
l:2293 1000
612
f:22936 0.5
08
d:22936 12.809
00
Program 10:
: Enter two numbers. Then, the sum of these two integers is calculated and displayed
on the screen.

Program 11:
: Enter two numbers. Then print swap them.
Program 12:
: Swap Numbers Without Using Temporary Variables (homework)

CONDITIONAL LOGIC
Program 13:
: Write a program to accepts an integer n from the user then check whether n is an
even or odd number.

Program 14:
:Write a program that accepts an integer n from the user then checks the following
conditions:

If n is a positive integer, print “ n is a positive integer”

If n is a negative integer, print” n is a negative integer”

If n is equal to 0, print “ n is equal to 0”.

Program 15:
: Write a program to read two integers a and b then check whether both a and b are not
equal to zero or not.

If two values are not equal to 0, print the following line on the screen:

If a or b is equal to 0, print the following line on the screen:

Program 16:
: Write a program that accepts three integers from the user and prints the biggest
number among them on the screen.

For example, if you enter three numbers as below:

473

When the code is compiled and executed, it produces the following result:

If you enter:

444

When the code is compiled and executed, it produces the following result:

4
Program 17:
: Write a program to read an integer a then check whether a is in the range [10, 100] or
not.
If a is in the range [10, 100], print the following line on the screen:

{P} is in range (10, 100)

If a is not in the range, print the following line on the screen: :

{P} is not in range (10, 100)

where {P} is the value of a.

Program 18:
: Write a program that accepts the test score of a student (knowing that the valid score is
greater than or equal to 0 and less than or equal to 10) and checks whether the entered
score is valid or not.
If the score is valid, print the following line on the screen:

The score is valid

If the score is invalid, print the following line on the screen:

The score is not valid

Program 19: Given 2 integer variables a and b and a character variable c knowing
that c is one of 4 characters '+', '-', '*', '/'. Write a program to read 3 variables a,
b and c then display the result of expression when applying the operation c on a and b.

For example, if a = 7, c = '+', b = 9, enter the following line:

7 + 9

When the code is compiled and executed, it produces the following result:

16
 LOOP: FOR

Program 20: Write a program that accepts an integer n from the user then displays all the
numbers from 1 to n on the screen.

For example, if you enter 10 from the keyboard, the program will produce the following
result:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Program 21: Write a program that accepts two integers a and b from the user and displays
all numbers from a to b on the screen.
For example, if a = 5, b = 9, the screen will display as below:

5 6 7 8 9
Program 22: Write a program that accepts an integer n from the user then displays all
numbers from n to -n (n >= -5) in descending order.
For example, if n = 5, the screen will display as below:

5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5
Program 23: Write a program that accepts two integers a and b from the user and displays
the sum of all the numbers from a to b on the screen:
For example, if a = 5, b = 9, the screen will display as below:

35

Because 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 + 9 = 35
Program 24: Write a program that accepts an integer n from the user and displays the
sum of all odd numbers from 0 to n on the screen.
For example, if n = 7, the program will produce the following result:

16

Because 1 + 3 + 5 + 7 = 16
Program 25: Write a program that accepts two integers a and b from the user and prints all
the numbers from a to b, which are divisible by 3:
For example, if a = 1, b = 20, the program will display on the screen as below:

3 6 9 12 15 18
Program 26: Write a program that accepts an integer n from the user and displays the
result of n! on the screen.
For example, if n = 5, the program will display on the screen as below:

120
Because 1 * 2 * 3 * 4 * 5 = 120.

Program 27: Write a program that accepts an integer n from the user and prints the
divisors of n (n > 0) on the screen.
For example, if n = 12, the screen will display as below:

1 2 3 4 6 12
 LOOP: WHILE AND DO-WHILE

Program 28:: Write a program that accepts an integer n and prints all even numbers
from n to 100 on the screen.
For example, if n = 90, the program will produce the following result:

90 92 94 96 98 100
Program 29:: Write a progarm that accepts an integer n from the user then prints all
divisors of n on the screen.
For example, if n = 12 , the program produces the following result:

Because all divisors of 12 are 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 12

Program 30:: Write a program that accepts two integers a and b from the user then prints
the result of a  on the screen.
b

For example, if a = 2, b = 3, the program will produce the following result:

Because 2 * 2 * 2 = 8.

Program 31:: Write a program that accepts two integers a and b from the user then prints
all numbers from a to b, which are divisible by 3 and 5.
For example, if a = 1, b = 50, the program produces the following result:

15 30 45
Program 32:: Fill in the blank (...) to complete the program that prints all numbers
from 1 to 50 on the screen.
Program 33:: Fill in the blank (...) to complete the program that prints all odd numbers
from 1 to 100.

Program 34:: Write a program that prints numbers from 1 to 5 using do-while loop.

Program 35:: Write a program to print all numbers from 1 to 1000 (including 1 and 1000),
which end with 0. It means the program will display 10, 20, 30, ..., 990, 1000 on the
screen.
PART 2:

Program 1 ( 2 marks)

Write a program that allows user inputting a simple expression containing one of four
operators +, -, *, / then the result is printed out to the monitor. Input format: num1
operator num2,
An example of user interface
Enter an expression (+ - * /): 4*5
Result: 20
Sample Analysis

Content Implementation
Nouns Expression, double num1, num2
format num1 operator num2 char op
double result
result
Verbs Begin
Accept num1, op, num2 scanf( “%lf%c%lf”, &num1, &op, &num2)
Calculate result switch (op)
Print out result { case ‘+’ : result = num1 + num2;
End print out result;
break;
case ‘-’ : result = num1 - num2;
print out result;
break;
case ‘*’ : result = num1 * num2;
print out result;
break;
case ‘/’ : if ( num2==0)
 print out “Divide by 0 “
else
{ result = num1 / num2;
print out result;
}
break;
default: print out “Op is not
supported”
}

Implement this program.

Program 2 ( 2 marks) – Yearly Personal Income Tax

Suppose that:
In Viet Nam, each people has to pay for his/her yearly personal income tax as the
following description:

Rules:

Tax-free income:
Personal pending amount (tiền nuôi bản thân) pa= 9 000 000$/month
Alimony (tiền cấp dưỡng) for each his/her dependent pd= 3 600
000$/month/dependent
With n dependents, Yearly tax-free income: tf = 12*(pa + n*pd)

Taxable income (thu nhập chịu thuế)

ti = income – tf
( If ti<=0 then income tax = 0)

Based on taxable income, the employee has to pay his/her income tax with levels
pre-defined in the following table:

Leve Taxable Income Income tax

l
1 Less than or equal to 5%
5.000.000
2 From 5.000.001 to 10%
10.000.000
3 From 10.000.001 to 15%
18.000.000
4 Over 18.000.000 20%

Write a program which will compute income tax of a people using the following
interface:
Case 1:

Your income of this year: 240000000

Number of dependent:4
Tax-free income: 280800000
Taxable income: 0
Income tax: 0

Case 1:

Your income of this year: 440000000

Number of dependent:4
Tax-free income: 280800000
Taxable income:: 159200000
Income tax: 30190000

Program 3 (1 mark)

Objectives Practice loop statements

Related knowledge None
Problem Write a C program that will print out sum of integers inputted
 from the keyboard until the value 0 is inputted.
Analysis Suggested algorithm (logical order of verbs)
Nouns: sum  int Begin
S; S=0;
Accepted Do {
integral value  int Accept x;
x If (x != 0) S = S + x;
}
While (x!=0);
Print out S;
End

Program 4 (1 mark)

Objectives Practice loops statement

Related knowledge None
Problem Write a C program that will carry out some times: accept two
integers, swap these values, print them out to the monitor. The
program will terminate when the value of 0 is inputted.
Analysis Suggested algorithm (logical order of verbs)
Nouns: Begin
2 integers  int x, y; Do {
Accept x, y;
 int t= x; /* t: temporary variable */
x= y;
y= t;
Print out x, y;
}
While ( x!=0 && y!=0);
End

Program 5: (2 marks)

Related knowledge Use the function getchar() –stdio.h, to input a character,

the function toupper(ch) to convert a character to
uppercase - ctype.h
ASCII code of the ENTER key: ‘\n’
Problem Write a C program that will:
- permit user inputting a string of characters. The
input operation will terminate if the ENTER key is
stroked.
- print out the number of vowels, number of
consonants, and number of others to the monitor.
Analysis Suggested algorithm (logical order of verbs)
Nouns: Begin
inputted character Do {
 char ch Accept ch; /* ch= getchar(); */
Number of vowels Convert ch to its uppercase /* ch= toupper(ch); */
 int nVowels =0; If ( ch>=’A’ and ch <=’Z’) {
Number of consonants switch (ch) {
 int consonants =0; case ‘A’ :
Number of other case ‘E’ :
characters  int nOthers case ‘I’ :
=0; case ‘O’ :
case ‘U’ : nVowels ++; break;
default: nConsonants++;
}
}
else nOthers = nOthers++;
}
While ( ch != ‘\n’);
Print out nVowels;
Print out nConsonants;
Print out nOthers;
End

Program 6: (1 marks)

Related Each character will be stored as its ASCII code with value 0..255
knowledge
Problem Write a C program that will print out the ASCII code table.
Analysis Suggested algorithm (logical order of verbs)
ASCII code Begin
 int code For each code = 0 to 255
{ Print out (“%c : %d, %o, %X\n”, code, code, code, code);
If (code !=0 && code %20==0) getchar(); /* code page of 20 lines */
}
End.

Program 7: (1 marks)

Problem Write a C program that will accept two characters then print
out ASCII code difference between them and characters
between them including code values in decimal, octal,
hexadecimal expansions in ascending order.
 Analysis Suggested algorithm (logical order of verbs)
2 character Begin
 char c1, c2 Accept c1 ;;
Difference Accept c2;
  int d; If (c1 > c2 )
Character for swapping { t = c1; c1 = c2; c2= t;
operation }
  char t d = c2 – c1;
Character for looping Print out d;
 Char c For each c from c1 to c2
{ Print out (“%c : %d, %o, %X\n”, c, c, c, c);
}
End.

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