SECOND SEMESTER DIPLOMA EXAMINAIION IN ENGINEERING/TECHNOLOGY OCTOBER. 2016
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PROGRAMMING
IN
C
(Common to CT, CM and IF)
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:3
hours
(Maximum marks : 100)
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Marks
I
Answer the following questions in one or two sentences. Each question carries 2 marks
l. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Give the syntax of simple
if
statement.
Define fi.nction.
Gve one difference between anay and structure.
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Write the syntax of declaring one dimensional integer array.
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l. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
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List any two keywords in C.
Describe conhol instructions
in
B
(5x2: l0)
question carries 6 marks.
C.
Explain hierarchy of operaton.
Compare call by value and call by reference parameter passing mechanism.
Explain automatic arrd static storage classes in C.
Write a C program to find the largest element from an array. Write a C program to find the transpose of a matrix. Give the declaration of struchre named student with the following elements. student name
roll number integer a:ray
[1
7]
of 5 marks.
(5x6:
30)
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2
Marks'
PART-
C
Ma,ximum marks : 60) (Answer one full question from each unit. Each firll question caries 15 marks.)
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ill (a) Explain the switch and case statements with example' (b)
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write a c program to print the multiplication table of a number.
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(a)
Distinguish between while and do '.......... while with example'
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Compare break and continue statements
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(a)
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9 6
in C' II
Expiain recursion. Write a progarn to find the factorial
of
a number using 9
recursion.
(b) List the primary data type and give exarnple for each.
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9
(a) Write the features of C preprocessor. (b) List the uses of fi,nctions in C.
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Describe the initialisation of two dimensional array'
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Explain array of pointers.
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III
(a) Write a C program to add two matrices. (b) Write a progam that passes an entire alray to a function' VIil (a)
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(a) Explain the string frmctions strlenQ,sfcpyQ,stcatQ (b) Describe the use of structures.
and strcmpQ with
examples. l0 5
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(a)
Describe array
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Explain about array of pointers to strings.
of structures. How can it be implemented in a program ?
Give the syntax of simple if statement. 3. ... Explain hierarchy of operaton. 3. ... ill (a) Explain the switch and case statements with example' ... Expiain recursion.
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