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    Intra University Programming Contest ‘2011

    Organized by
    Department of Computer Science &
    Engineering
    IUBAT—International University of Business
    Agriculture & Technology

    15th January, 2011


    Contest Rules

    These rules and procedures may be modified and/or extended right up to the time of the
    competition.

     You have to solve each and every problem.


     There is a share folder is available. You have to submit your project on that
    folder.
     You may use hard-copy (paper or book) reference material but not soft-copy
    (electronic) reference material. So no disks or CDs are permitted, for
    example.
     No calculators, audio devices or video devices are permitted. The Windows
    calculator accessory may be used if a calculator is required for any reason.
     No communication is permitted between teams or between teams and
    teachers/coaches, once the competition has started. Also, students are not
    permitted access to outside resources via a web browser or e-mail during the
    competition.
     Solutions are submitted electronically, and to be accepted a submitted
    program must produce the right output values in the correct format, for each
    of the sample input data files. Program code itself is not read and not
    evaluated in any way. Input test data files used by the judges may (and
    generally will) include one or more data files that the teams have not seen.
     A solution which is not accepted as correct will be rejected.
     The winner is determined by most problems solved, with ties broken by total
    time taken.
     And the contestant will not get any extra paper to perform their rough.

    Problem A-Mirror Pyramid


    Description
    A mirror image is a reflected duplication that appears identical but in reverse. On this program one
    pyramid will be the mirror image of another one. The pyramids will construct with numbers. This number
    will be given by the user. After giving this number; on the output you have to draw two pyramids those
    are mirror reflection of each other.

    Input
    The program will ask for any number. Suppose you have given 5 as that number. Then it will show the
    desired output.

    Output
    1. Enter One Number: 5
    The output of given 5 will be:

    2. Enter One Number: 6


    The output of given 6 will be:
    Problem B-Palindrome
    Description
    A palindrome is a word, phrase, number or other sequence of units that can be read the same way in either
    direction. Some examples of common palindromic words and numbers: civic, radar, level, rotor, 55455,
    787, 1698961. So, you have to write a program that will able to find out whether the given number is
    palindrome or not.

    Input
    On input user will allow giving an integer number. After getting that number your program will show us
    whether the given number is palindrome or not.

    Output

    1. Please Enter One Number: 5688


    The output will be:
    Sorry, the number is not palindrome.

    2. Please Enter One Number: 5885


    The output will be:
    The number is palindrome
    Problem C-Matrix Multiplication

    Description

    In mathematics, a matrix is a rectangular array of numbers, such as

    An item in a matrix is called an entry or an element. The example has entries 1, 9, 13, 20, 55, and 6.
    Entries are often denoted by a variable with two subscripts, as shown bellow. Thus in the matrix above,
    a2, 1 = 20.
    Matrices of the same size can be added and subtracted entry wise and matrices of
    compatible sizes can be multiplied.

    m X n matrix
    You have to write a program that will able to multiply two matrix. The first one will be 2 X 3 and second
    one will be 3 X 2 matrixes.

    Input
    User will give the elements of the two matrixes. Then your program will show the product or
    multiplication result of given matrixes.

    Output Result

    1 2 3 4 5 1*4+2*3+3*1 1*5+2*2+3*3
    X
    2 4 3 3 2 2*4+4*3+3*1 2*5+4*2+3*3

    1 3 = 13 18

    23 27

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