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Tutorial Sheet (CSO 101 Computer Programming) I

The document provides a tutorial sheet with 12 questions covering topics such as IEEE 754 floating point number representation, C code output, 1's and 2's complement representations, programs to sum digits of a number, sort strings alphabetically, find the median of integers, multiply positive integers recursively, replace characters in a string, and count blanks/tabs/newlines in text.

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Tutorial Sheet (CSO 101 Computer Programming) I

The document provides a tutorial sheet with 12 questions covering topics such as IEEE 754 floating point number representation, C code output, 1's and 2's complement representations, programs to sum digits of a number, sort strings alphabetically, find the median of integers, multiply positive integers recursively, replace characters in a string, and count blanks/tabs/newlines in text.

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Tutorial Sheet (CSO 101: Computer Programming)

Full Marks: 30
Final Submission Date: 06.12.2022

1. Represent (5. 25)10 using IEEE 754 Floating point number representation. [2]
2. Mention appropriate output/Warning/Compilation error for the following C code segment.
#include<stdio.h>
Int main()
{
Int k=5;

printf(“ The value of post Increment is %d \n”, (k+1)++);

return 0;
}
[2]
3. Write down the 8-bit 1’s complement representation of +17, -24. [2]
4. Write down the output of the programme snippet. [2]
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
printf ("%d \n", i);
if(i==4) continue;
if (i/5|| i/7)
break;
}
5. Write 8-bit 2’s complement representation of 34, -43. [2]
6. Write a program that reads a positive integer and outputs the sum of its digits.
Ex: On input 342 the program should output 9. [3]
7. Write a program to get a string of length N from the user and print them in alphabetical
order. [3]
8. Write a program which finds the median of N integers where N is also an input. [3]
9. Write a recursive function to multiply two positive integer numbers. [3]
10. Write a flowchart to find 2’s complement of an integer which is represented in 8-bit
binary representation. [2]
11. Write a program that reads two characters a and b, and a stream of 100 characters. The
program should output the stream of 50 characters such that all occurrences of
characters a are replaced by b. Ex: If the input is a='T', b='E', and the character stream is
- The name of this course is computer programming... The output should be Ehe name
of this course is computer programming… [3]
12. Write a program to count blanks, tabs, and newlines in an input stream of 300
characters. [3]

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