The document provides instructions for a term-end practical examination in Introduction to Algorithm Design Lab. It states that the exam is 1 hour long and worth a total of 50 marks. There are two questions worth 20 marks each that must be answered by writing C programs. The first question involves calculating a factorial and counting comparisons and multiplications. The second asks to find the maximum of 10 numbers in an array and count comparisons. An additional 10 marks are for an oral exam.
The document provides instructions for a term-end practical examination in Introduction to Algorithm Design Lab. It states that the exam is 1 hour long and worth a total of 50 marks. There are two questions worth 20 marks each that must be answered by writing C programs. The first question involves calculating a factorial and counting comparisons and multiplications. The second asks to find the maximum of 10 numbers in an array and count comparisons. An additional 10 marks are for an oral exam.
The document provides instructions for a term-end practical examination in Introduction to Algorithm Design Lab. It states that the exam is 1 hour long and worth a total of 50 marks. There are two questions worth 20 marks each that must be answered by writing C programs. The first question involves calculating a factorial and counting comparisons and multiplications. The second asks to find the maximum of 10 numbers in an array and count comparisons. An additional 10 marks are for an oral exam.