Lab02 Pointer

CS162 – Introduction to Computer Science 2
Lab 02
Pointer
Department of Software Engineering-FIT-VNU-HCMUS

CS162 L02 – Pointer
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Notes
Create a single solution/folder to store your source code in a week.
Then, create a project/sub-folder to store your source code of each assignment.
The source code in an assignment should have at least 3 files:
• A header file (.h): struct definition, function prototypes/definition.
• A source file (.cpp): function implementation.
• Another source file (.cpp): named YourID_Ex01.cpp, main function. Replace 01 by id of an
assignment.
Make sure your source code was built correctly. Use many test cases to check your code before
submitting to Moodle.
Name of your submission, for example: 18125001_W01_07.zip
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Content
In this lab, we will review the following topics:
• What is pointer?
• How does it work?
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Assignments
A: YY: 05 problems / assignments.
H: YY: 30 problems / assignments.
Write down your answers on a Word document. And then, convert it to a PDF file before submitting it to
Moodle.
For the following assignments, you need to give short explanations for your answers.
You should draw on paper to find out the answers. Don’t just write code in the editor, run it, write down
the answers without any understanding.
Remember, the main objective of this lab is to find out how does it work.
3.1 Assignment 1
What is printed out? Are there any problems (errors)?
int a = 3;
int *b = &a;
cout << b << endl; // print the address of a because b is point to a

cout << *b << endl; // print 3, the value of a because b is point to a
cout << &b << endl; // print the address of b
cout << a << endl; // print 3, value of a

cout << &a << endl; // print the address of a
3.2 Assignment 2
int x,z;
float y;
char ch, *chp;
int *ip1, *ip2;
float *fp;
x = 100;
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y = 20.0;
z = 50;
ch = 'Z';
ip1 = &x;
ip2 = &z;
fp = &y;
chp = &ch;
ip2 = ip1;
ip1 = &z;
*ip1 = *ip2;
*ip1 = 200;
*ip1 = *ip2 + 300;
*fp = 1.2;
cout << x << endl;

cout << y << endl;
cout << z << endl;
cout << ip1 << endl;

cout << *ip1 << endl;
cout << &ip1 << endl;
cout << ip2 << endl;

cout << *ip2 << endl;
cout << &ip2 << endl;
cout << fp << endl;

cout << *fp << endl;
cout << &fp << endl;
cout << chp << endl;

cout << *chp << endl;
cout << &chp << endl;
3.3 Assignment 3
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int *a = new int;

int *b = new int;
*a = 2; //print 2, the value of a;
b = a; //print 2, because b is point to a
cout << *a << endl;
cout << *b << endl;
delete a;
delete b;
3.4 Assignment 4
int a = 3;
int *p = &a;
cout << *p << endl; //print 3, because b is point to a
p = new int(5);
cout << *p << endl; //print 5
3.5 Assignment 5
*p=50
q=8
*r=8
v=8
*s=50
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3.6 Assignment 6
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3.7 Assignment 7
C. No error. But it's has runtime error because pointer x when delcared
not assign to any value, so it has garbage value
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3.8 Assignment 8
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3.9 Assignment 9
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3.10 Assignment 10
B. a[1] change from 4 to 7,11,13 and the last value is 15
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3.11 Assignment 11
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3.12 Assignment 12
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3.13 Assignment 13
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3.14 Assignment 14
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3.15 Assignment 15
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3.16 Assignment 16
The size of integer is 4 byte, whereas the size of double is 8 byte.
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3.17 Assignment 17
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3.18 Assignment 18
arr[1] is a pointer so it has the address of y
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3.19 Assignment 19
a[0]='A',a[1]='B',...,a[9]='J'
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3.20 Assignment 20
print ptr[5] and ptr[6]
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3.21 Assignment 21
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3.22 Assignment 22
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3.23 Assignment 23
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3.24 Assignment 24
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3.25 Assignment 25
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3.26 Assignment 26
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3.27 Assignment 27
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3.28 Assignment 28
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3.29 Assignment 29
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3.30 Assignment 30
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3.31 Assignment 31
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3.32 Assignment 32
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3.33 Assignment 33
arr[0]+10=4+10=14
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3.34 Assignment 34
"ra" when declared as reference must assign to value
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3.35 Assignment 35
2, it's print ptr[1]
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3.36 Assignment 36
15, because ptr is point to a
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3.37 Assignment 37
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3.38 Assignment 38
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3.39 Assignment 39
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3.40 Assignment 40
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3.41 Assignment 41
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3.42 Assignment 42
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3.43 Assignment 43
variable "num" change a value, not change the address
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3.44 Assignment 44
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3.45 Assignment 45
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3.46 Assignment 46
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3.47 Assignment 47
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3.48 Assignment 48
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3.49 Assignment 49
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3.50 Assignment 50
exchange a[4] - a[0], a[3] - a[1]
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cout << b << endl; // print the address of a because b is point to a

cout << a << endl; // print 3, value of a

cout << x << endl;

cout << ip1 << endl;

cout << ip2 << endl;

cout << fp << endl;

cout << chp << endl;

int *a = new int;

B. a[1] change from 4 to 7,11,13 and the last value is 15

The size of integer is 4 byte, whereas the size of double is 8 byte.

arr[1] is a pointer so it has the address of y

print ptr[5] and ptr[6]

"ra" when declared as reference must assign to value

2, it's print ptr[1]

15, because ptr is point to a

variable "num" change a value, not change the address

exchange a[4] - a[0], a[3] - a[1]

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