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Programming Quiz

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C Programings quiz:
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First C- programming

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Now we have a knowledge of CHARACTER, KEYWORDS, STATEMENT, HEADER FILES, ASCII CODE, SIMILARITY WITH ENGLISH LANGUAGE & DATA TYPE...So we can procceed for the programming!
Let’s write our first programming:

#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
void main()
{
                printf(“This is my 1st programming!”);
                getch();
}

Now compile it & run it

The output will be:
    This is my 1st programming!
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Char in C

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Char
It is used for A,B,C,...,a,b,c...,0,1,2,...,!@#$%^&*(
Range: 0 to 255
Size: 1 byte
Data type representation: %c or % s 

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Data type float


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FLOAT
Range of float: It can store the value up to
-3.4e38 to 3.4e38
Size: 4 bytes
Data type representation: %f

Data type int

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Int:

This is used for the numerical data. Like 1, 2, 50, 1000, 2458, 9871, 12453

 Range of int: It can store the value up to
 -32768 to 32767 (for signed)
0 to 65535 (for unsigned)
Size: 2 bytes
Data type representation: %d

long int:


Range of long int: It can store the value up to
 -2147483648 to 2147483647 (for signed)
0 to 4294967295 (for unsigned)
Size: 4 bytes
Data type representation: %ld

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Data Types in C


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Data Types:
Before writing our 1st program we must know about:
Data types:
These are the keywords which defines the type of data…
Eg.  Int, floatchar , double, void, long int, short int etc
There are three basic data types viz.
If we write a statement like:

int a=5;
then it reserve a 2 byte memory space in memory. Which have valid address, which will be named as a,
Having data 5!
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Instruction or statement in C

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Instruction or statement

Instructions are made up of keywords which have valid syntax & proper meaning that can be understood by compiler!
eg:

printf(“this is my first statement!”);

a=b+c;

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Header files in C

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Header files: These are the inbuilt system files come with the complier..!
In most of the programming almost in all programming we use these two header file.
stdio.h= Standard Input output. Header file
conio.h= Console Input Output. Header file
The print function resides in stdio.h
& the scanf function resides in  conio.h
How to include Header files in C:
For including these files in our program we have to write
#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>

Apart from these header files there are many header files are there..
maths.h
stdlib.h
string.h
graphics.h
alloc.h
and many more…!
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KEYWORDS IN C


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KEYWORDS IN C:
Now move to Keywords...
Keywords are made up of the basic characters. Like the words made up of alphabets!
There are two type of keywords..
1. Inbuilt Keyword
2. User defined keywords
1. Inbuilt Keyword:  There are 32 in-built keywords in C-programming!
They are:
Auto
Break
Case
Char
Const
Continue
Default
do
Double
Else
Enum
Extern
Float
For
Goto
If
Int
Long
Register
Return
Short
Signed
Sizeof
Static
Struct
Switch
Typedef
union
Unsigned
Void


Volatile
While



The inbuilt keywords have already defined in the header files!
2. User defined keywords: These are the keywords defined by the user for the purpose of understanding the terms used in the program like I, flag, count, a, prime, odd, even, etc…!


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Character in C

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Let’s start with the first stage, which is Character. It is the basic & fundamental part like alphabets in English language! There are total 255 characters.
The Characters used in c programming is mainly consists of 3 types viz. Alphabets, numbers and special symbols.
Alphabets: A to Z, a to z
Numbers: 0 to 9
Special symbol :!@#$%^&*(~`_+-=:”<>?{}|,./;’[]\ etc…
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What is ASCII code?

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What is ASCII code?

Our computer runs on the binary or hexadecimal number system!
It means whatever we give input to the computer firstly it converts it in to the corresponding binary or hexadecimal system & then sends to processor for processing!
All the characters like A – Z, a-z, 0-9, or special symbols have their own values. These values are known as ASCII value. ACSII stands for “AMERICAN STANDARED CODE FOR INFORMATION INTERCHANGE”
Let’s see the ASCII codes for some most useful character…

Character-> corresponding ACSII value in decimal number system

A            -> 65
B             -> 66
..
Z             ->90
a              -> 97
b              ->91
..
z               ->122
0              ->48
1               ->49
9               ->57

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English language vs. computer c programming language

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We know that C is also a programming language…so it must have similarity with another language like English. Coz both are languages!
So let’s see the similarity...




The main four stage of the C-programming language is:
1. Characters
2. Keywords
3. Statements or Instructions
4. Program

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SWITCH-CASE IN C

ARRAY

ARRAY

FUNCTIONS

FUNCTIONS

FOR LOOP

INDEX:

1) SUM OF THE SERIES: 
  1.  13+23+33+43+……………+N3
  2. 12+22+32+42+……………+N2



       1
     121
   12321
  1234321



       1
     232
   34543
  4567654


         1
        1 1
       1 2 1
      1 3 3 1

         *
       ***
    *****
  *******
*********

1
2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9 10