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    Lab Excercise Chapter Three

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    The document contains multiple choice questions and practical exercises on loops and conditions. It tests knowledge of for, while, do-while loops and break, continue statements. Practical exercises include programs to print patterns, check palindromes, Fibonacci series and more.

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    The document contains multiple choice questions and practical exercises on loops and conditions. It tests knowledge of for, while, do-while loops and break, continue statements. Practical exercises include programs to print patterns, check palindromes, Fibonacci series and more.

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    Lab Excercise Chapter Three

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    The document contains multiple choice questions and practical exercises on loops and conditions. It tests knowledge of for, while, do-while loops and break, continue statements. Practical exercises include programs to print patterns, check palindromes, Fibonacci series and more.

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    Exercises MCQ

    (1) The statement i++; is equivalent to


    (a) i = i + i; (b) i = i + 1; (c) i = i - 1;
    (d) i --;
    (2) What's wrong? for (int k = 2, k <=12, k++)
    (a) the increment should always be ++k
    (b) the variable must always be the letter i when using a for
    loop
    (c) there should be a semicolon at the end of the statement
    (c) the commas should be semicolons

    (3) A looping process that checks the test condition at the end of loop?
    (a) for while (b) do-while (c) while (d) none
    (4) A looping process is best used when the number of iterations is
    known Chapter 3 - Part II
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    Exercises MCQ (cont’d)
    (5) A continue statement causes execution to skip to
    (a) The return 0; statement
    (b) The first statement after the loop
    (c) The statement following the continue statement
    (d) The next iteration of the loop

    (6) A break statement causes execution to skip to


    (a) The return 0; statement
    (b) The first statement after the loop
    (c) The statement following the continue statement
    (d) The next iteration of the loop
    (e) The statement outside the loop
    2
    Chapter 3 - Part II
    Practical Exercises
    1. Write a program to print first n natural numbers and their sum.
    2. Write a program to calculate the factorial of an integer.
    3. Write a program that prints 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128.
    4. Write a program to check whether the given number is palindrome
    or not.
    5. Write a program to generate divisors of an integer.
    6. Write a program to find whether a given number is odd or even.
    The program should continue as long as the user wants.
    7. Write a program to print Fibonacci series i.e.,0 1 1 2 3 5 8….
    8. Write a program to check whether the entered number is
    Armstrong or not. 3
    Chapter 3 - Part II
    Practical Exercises (cont’d)
    9. Write a program to print largest even and largest odd
    number from a list of numbers entered. The list
    terminates as soon as one enters 0(zero).
    10. Write a program to display Pythagorean triplets up to 100.
    11. Write a program to calculate average of 10 numbers.
    12. Write programs to produce the following designs

    4
    Chapter 3 - Part II

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