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This document outlines the Second Class Test for the B. TECH Degree in Programming in C, including various programming tasks and questions. It consists of two parts: Part A requires answering all questions, while Part B allows selection of one question from each module. The test assesses skills in functions, recursion, data structures, and file handling in C programming.

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Programming in C - B2

This document outlines the Second Class Test for the B. TECH Degree in Programming in C, including various programming tasks and questions. It consists of two parts: Part A requires answering all questions, while Part B allows selection of one question from each module. The test assesses skills in functions, recursion, data structures, and file handling in C programming.

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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING TRIVANDRUM


Second Semester B. TECH Degree B2
Second Class Test April 2025
GXEST204 PROGRAMMING IN C

Max, Marks: 40 Duration: 1.5 Hours


Part A Mark CO K
(Answer AllQuestions) level
[3] CO3 K3
1 Write a function which accepts a counting number as argument and
returns the largest digit of the counting number.
3] CO3 K3
2.
Write a recursive function for finding x ,where x is an integer and n is a non
negative integer value.
[3] CO4 K3
3. Write the meaning of the followong declarations:
(a) char *p[51;
(b) int *(*a)( );
(c) char * p(int (*a)());
COS K3
4 Write a Cprogram for implementing the cat command in UNIX. The cat [3]
command is used for displaying the content of a text file.
Part B
(Answer any one fullquestion from each module.)
(Each question carries 14 marks)
Module III
[7] CO3 K3
5.a Wrte a function for checking whether a counting number is armstrong
number or not. Using this function write a program for displaying the
armstrong numbers in a mxn matrix.
[7] CO3 K3
5.b Write a function for checking whether a string is palindrome or not.
Write a program which accepts a N strings and display the palindrome
strings using the above function.
OR
Write a program for storing the register number, name and marks of four [7] CO2 K3
6.a
subjects of a set 70 students into an array of structure. Display the details of
students who secured highest mark in each subject.
[7] CO3 K3
6.b Define a structure for storing acomplex number. Write functions for finding
the sum, difference and product of two complex numbers. Write a program for
inputing two complex numbers and display their sum, difference and product
using the above functions.
Module IV

[9] CO4 K3
7.a Write the definition of the functions whose prototype is given below:
(a) int StringLength(char *s); / returns the length of the string.
(b) void StringConcatenate (char *s1, char *s2); //Concatenate string
s2 to sl.
(c) void StringCopy(char *s1,char *s2); /string s2 is copied to string sl
7.b (i)Write the pointer representation of a<illil
CO4 K3
(i) static int a[2][3]={{1, 2, 3},{4, 5, 6}}; int (*p)[3):
p=a; p++; printf(%d", *(*p+2);
(iii) char *s="ABCDEFGH":

printf(%c %cn", *s+1, *(s+1));


(iv) int *p,*q, a[5]; p=a; q=&a[3];
What is the data type of p+3 and q-p ?
(v) Define an array of character pointers and intialize it with names of
days in a week.

OR

8.a Write a C program for copying the content of a text file to another file [7] COS K3

after converting all lower case letters to uppercase letters.


[71 CO5 K3
8.b Write a C program for implementing the wC command in UNIX.
(The wc command will display the number of lines, number of words and
number of characters in a text file whose name is given as command line
argument.)

Course Outcomes

CO2: Develop C programs using arrays, matrices, strings and structures.

CO3: Utilize functions to find solutions to the computational problems by dividing it intoa number
of modules and abstract data types
CO4:Develop C programs using pointers for dynamic data handling.
CO5: Use files in Cto permanendy store and manipulate data.

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