This document outlines a programming assignment schedule across 6 weeks. It includes assignments related to input/output, operators, patterns, arrays, functions, and strings. Some example assignments are inputting and calculating numbers, using conditional statements, reversing arrays, checking for palindromes, and converting case of strings. The schedule shows assignments increasing in complexity each week.
This document outlines a programming assignment schedule across 6 weeks. It includes assignments related to input/output, operators, patterns, arrays, functions, and strings. Some example assignments are inputting and calculating numbers, using conditional statements, reversing arrays, checking for palindromes, and converting case of strings. The schedule shows assignments increasing in complexity each week.
This document outlines a programming assignment schedule across 6 weeks. It includes assignments related to input/output, operators, patterns, arrays, functions, and strings. Some example assignments are inputting and calculating numbers, using conditional statements, reversing arrays, checking for palindromes, and converting case of strings. The schedule shows assignments increasing in complexity each week.
and print sum and average B. Input length and breadth and print area & perimeter
2. A. Input in m & 2 06/09
convert it to Km and cm B. Input numbers & swap C. Input 2-digit number & print sum of digits D. escape sequences 3. A. Find Greater of 3 13/09 two numbers using ternary operators B. Use macro to initialise PI and print area & circumference of Circle C. Use <math.h> (i)sine (ii)power function D. Increment & Decrement Operators 4. A. Reverse the numbers 4 27/09 B. Color code using Switch Case C. Print pattern given D. Input amount & apply disc. on Bill using If-Else E. Check for Alphabet, Digit, Special Character
5. A. Binary Conversion 5 04/10
B. Armstrong Number C. Pyramid Pattern D. Pointer Operations 6 A. Array of 10 nos. as 6 11/10 input and print the sum and average of these nos. B. Array as an input and perform : (I) Search an element using binary search (II) Insert an element in the middle of the array C. Array as input from the user and delete the duplicate elements from the array. D. Print the elements of an array using a pointer variable. 7 A. Function which 7 08/11 accepts an array as an argument and reverses the elements present in it. B. Function to find LCM of two numbers given as an input by the user. D. Write separate functions to perform the following operations on strings: (I) Check if a string entered by the user is palindrome or not (II) Compare two strings without using strcmp (III) Convert lowercase string to uppercase