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Programming Assignment No.4

This document contains the answers to multiple programming assignments. 1. The answers provide code snippets and output for programs that process arrays, including: swapping odd and even elements, copying an array in reverse order, and calculating the binary equivalent of a number. 2. When too many values are put into an array, it can cause system errors. When an array is passed as an argument to a function, the address of the array is passed rather than the values.

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Programming Assignment No.4

This document contains the answers to multiple programming assignments. 1. The answers provide code snippets and output for programs that process arrays, including: swapping odd and even elements, copying an array in reverse order, and calculating the binary equivalent of a number. 2. When too many values are put into an array, it can cause system errors. When an array is passed as an argument to a function, the address of the array is passed rather than the values.

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Assignment No.

4
Ans 1: Output is
200 100
Ans 2: Output is
Declarations should be at the top and it does not have the
particular dimension of the array.
Ans 3: No error
Ans 4: int num !" is the si#e of the array
$nt !" %11 is a element of the particular array
Ans !: &' pro(ram to find out ho) many numbers are positive*
ne(ative* odd and even in array'&
+include ,stdio.h-
+include ,conio.h-
void main . /
0
int num 2!"* 1* ne(%0* pos%0* odd%0* eve%01
clrscr . /1
printf .2enter the values3/1
for .i%01 i,%241 i44/
0
scanf .25d3* 6numi"/1
7
for .i%01 i,%241i44/
0
if .numi" ,0/8
printf .29n ne(ative numbers%5d3* ne(/:
printf .29n positive numbers%5d3* pos/1
7
for .i%01 i,%24: i44/
0
if .numi" 52%%0/8
printf .29n even numbers%5d3* eve/:
printf .29n odd numbers%5d3* odd/1
(etch . /1
7
7
Ans :: &' pro(ram to interchan(e the odd and even elements of the
array'&
+include ,stdio.h-
+include ,conio.h-
void main . /
0
int num"%01*2*3*4*!*:*;*<*=*10*11*12*13*1471
int i* m1
clrscr . /1
for .i%01 i,%131 i42/
0
m%numi"1
num i" %num i41"1
num i41" %m1
7
for .i%01 i,%131 i44/
printf .25d3* num i"/1
(etch . /1
7
Ans ;: output is
0
20
0
40
!
Ans <: Output is
;
=
11
13
1!
Ans =: Output is
2! 4

Ans 10: &' pro(ram to copy one array to another array in reverse
order '&
+include ,stdio.h-
+include ,conio.h-
void main . /
0
int arr1 :"* arr2 :"* $* >1
clrscr . /1
printf .29n enter the elements of array3/1
for .i%01 i,%!: i44/
0
scanf .25d3* 6arr1 i"/1
7
for .i%01 i,%!1 i44* >??/
arr2 >" % arr1 i"1
printf .29n reverse order 2/1
for .i%01 i,%!1 i44/
0
printf .29n 5d 2* arr2 i" /1
(etch . /1
7
7
Ans 11: output is
2! 4
Ans 12: Output is
1: 2
Ans 13: Output is
100: 100: 100:
13.!00000 13.!00000 13.!00000 13.!00000 13.!00000
Ans 14: &'pro(ram to calculate binary e@uivalent of a number '&
+include ,stdio.h-
+include ,conio.h-
+include ,math.h-
void main . /
0
int num* s* i%0* t1
bin % 01
clrscr . /1
printf .2enter the number3/1
scanf .25d3* 6num/1
s%num1
)hile .sA %0/
0
t%s521
s%s&21
bin% .po) .:* i/'t/ 4bin1
i441
7
printf .2binary e@uivalent is 5d3* num* bin/1
(etch . /1
7
Ans 1!: Bhen )e try to put so many values into an array* it can
lead to system malfunction and )hen )e pass an array as an
ar(ument to a function* address of the array (ets passed.

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