The document provides instructions for an assignment involving writing C programs to analyze data sets. Students are to include their name, roll number, and assignment number in program comments. Output for each part should be redirected to a file named "result_<assignment><number>.txt". Part (a) involves reading student scores, calculating statistics, and printing results. Part (b) involves reading coordinate points, finding bounding box coordinates, and printing results. Sample inputs and expected outputs are provided.
The document provides instructions for an assignment involving writing C programs to analyze data sets. Students are to include their name, roll number, and assignment number in program comments. Output for each part should be redirected to a file named "result_<assignment><number>.txt". Part (a) involves reading student scores, calculating statistics, and printing results. Part (b) involves reading coordinate points, finding bounding box coordinates, and printing results. Sample inputs and expected outputs are provided.
The document provides instructions for an assignment involving writing C programs to analyze data sets. Students are to include their name, roll number, and assignment number in program comments. Output for each part should be redirected to a file named "result_<assignment><number>.txt". Part (a) involves reading student scores, calculating statistics, and printing results. Part (b) involves reading coordinate points, finding bounding box coordinates, and printing results. Sample inputs and expected outputs are provided.
The document provides instructions for an assignment involving writing C programs to analyze data sets. Students are to include their name, roll number, and assignment number in program comments. Output for each part should be redirected to a file named "result_<assignment><number>.txt". Part (a) involves reading student scores, calculating statistics, and printing results. Part (b) involves reading coordinate points, finding bounding box coordinates, and printing results. Sample inputs and expected outputs are provided.
Write your name, roll number and assignment number in the header of the program file as comments. You may give your program file name as <asgn><no_><RollNo>.c. For example, a student with roll number 23CS1001 should name the program file for assignment number 32(a), as asgn3a_23CS1001.c. Submit all the programs in the Moodle System 15 minutes before the end of the laboratory session. Provide also output files containing results given the set of inputs given here. Please follow the instruction for generating result files provided at the end.
(a) Write a program to read marks in the Programming and Data Structure Laboratory (out of 100) for N (to be read before) students. Compute the mean, median and modes (i.e. maximally occurring values) of the score. Print the following: (i) The number of students (ii) The scores in the order they are read. In each line there should be at most five values printed. Each value except the last one in the line should be followed by a comma, and then a blank space. (iii) mean, median and modes.
For example, given following input
N=10 45, 56, 89, 23, 32, 26, 56, 48, 80, 89
It should print as follows:
The number of students: 10
Scores: 45, 56, 89, 23, 32 26, 56, 48, 80, 89
Mean: 54.4 Median: 52 Modes: 56, 89 Provide results for the following input datasets: (i) N=20 78, 45, 98, 23,18, 90, 94, 53, 67, 98, 23,18, 90, 78, 45, 98, 94, 53, 67, 98
(ii) N=13
32, 81, 9, 49, 100, 76, 89, 32, 81, 9, 87, 54, 89
(b) Write a program which reads N (to be read) coordinate points in two 1-D arrays, each for x and y-coordinates of the points, and compute the leftmost point (with minimum x-coordinate), the rightmost point (with maximum x- coordinate), the bottommost point (with minimum y-coordinate), and the topmost point (with maximum y-coordinate). Compute the minimum area of the axis parallel rectangle enclosing the points.
Print N, the input set of 2-D points (at most 5 points in each line requiring minimum number of lines to print), all the computed points and the area of the rectangle as mentioned before.
All the results for each assignment should be submitted together in a separate file (named result.txt). Provide the result in a separate output file (named, result_<assgn><no>.txt). Use standard output redirection feature to generate the output file.
Hints. Suppose you would like to redirect your output to a file ‘result.txt’. If you run the program with the following command
./a.out >result.txt
Output of your program (generated by printf(.) function) will be written
in file result.txt. You need to provide input from your input, by remembering the sequence of inputs to be given.
If you execute the program multiple times, you may concatenate the outputs in a single file by using the following redirection command:
./a.out >>result.txt
Input redirection (optional):
You may also store your input (the ordering as per requirement of the program should be preserved) in an input file in.txt, and execute the program as follows:
