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    This document contains descriptions of 17 experiments involving programming concepts like structures, unions, pointers, arrays, functions, and recursion. The experiments cover tasks like adding distances between points stored in a structure, reading and printing employee data using a structure, declaring a union to store address details, calculating factorials recursively and non-recursively, reversing a string using a function, adding and swapping numbers using pointers, and inputting and printing array elements using a pointer. Algorithms and programs are provided for each experiment.

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    This document contains descriptions of 17 experiments involving programming concepts like structures, unions, pointers, arrays, functions, and recursion. The experiments cover tasks like adding distances between points stored in a structure, reading and printing employee data using a structure, declaring a union to store address details, calculating factorials recursively and non-recursively, reversing a string using a function, adding and swapping numbers using pointers, and inputting and printing array elements using a pointer. Algorithms and programs are provided for each experiment.

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    This document contains descriptions of 17 experiments involving programming concepts like structures, unions, pointers, arrays, functions, and recursion. The experiments cover tasks like adding distances between points stored in a structure, reading and printing employee data using a structure, declaring a union to store address details, calculating factorials recursively and non-recursively, reversing a string using a function, adding and swapping numbers using pointers, and inputting and printing array elements using a pointer. Algorithms and programs are provided for each experiment.

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    37.jofin Joy. C

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    This document contains descriptions of 17 experiments involving programming concepts like structures, unions, pointers, arrays, functions, and recursion. The experiments cover tasks like adding distances between points stored in a structure, reading and printing employee data using a structure, declaring a union to store address details, calculating factorials recursively and non-recursively, reversing a string using a function, adding and swapping numbers using pointers, and inputting and printing array elements using a pointer. Algorithms and programs are provided for each experiment.

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    of 16

    EXPERIMENT NO 10

    AIM

    Read two input each representing the distances between two points in the
    Euclidean space,

    store these in structure variables and add the two distance values.

    ALOGRITHM

    STEP_1 – start

    STEP_2 – Define a structure named point with two integer members x,y and also
    declare

    Three variables p1,p2,p3

    STEP_3 – In main function ....read the first point and store it in p1.

    STEP_4 – Read the second point and store it in p2.

    STEP_5—Add the corresponding coordinates of two points and store it in p3.

    STEP_6 – Display the point p3

    STEP_7 -- Stop

    PROGRAM
    OUTPUT
    RESULT
    THE PROGRAM HAS BEEN EXECUTED SUCCESSFULLY AND THE OUTPUT IS VERIFIED

    EXPERIMENT NO 11

    AIM

    Using structure, read and print data of n employees (Name, Employee Id and
    Salary)

    ALGORITHM

    STEP_1 – Start

    STEP_2-- Employee with two integer variables to hold the employee


    Initialize a structure id and salary and
    a character variable to store the employee name as the structure
    elements
    STEP_3 -- Initialize an array of the datatype Employee to store the
    details of the employees
    STEP_4-- Input the number of employees from the user and using loops
    obtain the employee details from the user
    STEP_5 -- Print the details of the employees
    STEP_6 -- Stop

    PROGRAM
    OUTPUT
    RESULT
    THE PROGRAM HAS BEEN EXECUTED SUCCESSFULLY AND THE OUTPUT IS VERIFIED

    EXPERIMENT N0 12

    AIM

    Declare a union containing 5 string variables (Name, House Name, City Name,
    State and Pin code)

    each with a length of C_SIZE (user defined constant). Then, read and

    display the address of a person using a variable of the union.

    ALGORITHM
    STEP_1—Start

    STEP_2-- Initialize a union Address with character variables to store the


    details of the address
    STEP_3 -- Initialize a union of the datatype Address to store the address
    STEP_4 --put the details of the address from the user
    STEP_5 -- Print the details of the address.
    STEP_6 -- Stop

    PROGRAM
    OUTPUT

    EXPERIMENT NO 13

    AIM

    Find the factorial of a given Natural Number n usingrecursive and non recursive
    functions

    ALGORITHM

    STEP_1--Start
    STEP_2--Define functions factnr and factr to calculate the factorials
    using the non-recursive and recursive functions respectively
    STEP_3--Input the number whose factorial is to be calculated from the
    user
    STEP_4--Using the functions, calculate and print the factorials
    STEP_5--Stop

    PROGRAM

    OUTPUT
    RESULT
    THE PROGRAM HAS BEEN EXECUTED SUCCESSFULLY AND THE OUTPUT IS VERIFIED

    EXPERIMNT NO 1 4

    AIM

    Read a string (word), store it in an array and obtain its reverse by using a user
    defined function.

    ALGORITHM

    STEP_1—Start

    STEP_2--Define the function reversestr to take a string and reverse it


    using a loop
    STEP_3--Input the string to be reversed from the user and pass it on to
    the function
    STEP_4--Print the reversed string
    STEP_5--Stop

    PROGRAM
    OUTPUT
    RESULT
    THE PROGRAM HAS BEEN EXECUTED SUCCESSFULLY AND THE OUTPUT IS VERIFIED

    EXPERIMENT N0 16

    AIM

    Do the following using pointers i) add two numbers ii) swap two numbers using a
    user defined function.

    ALGORITHM

    1. Start

    2. Define a function add that takes two interger pointers


    3. Define a function swap that takes two integer pointers as inputs
    and uses a temporary variable to swap them
    4. Declare variables for the numbers to be swapped and added
    5. Input the value of the numbers from the user
    6. Use the function to add the number and display the sum
    7. Use the function to swap the two numbers
    8. Print the numbers after swapping
    9. Stop

    PROGRAM

    OUTPUT
    RESULT
    THE PROGRAM HAS BEEN EXECUTED SUCCESSFULLY AND THE OUTPUT IS VERIFIED

    EXPERIMENT N0 17

    AIM

    Input and Print the elements of an array using pointers.

    ALGORITHM

    STEP_1--Start
    STEP_2--Initialize an array and obtain its size from the user
    STEP_3--Initialize an integer pointer that points to the first element of
    the array
    STEP_4--Using a loop, input the values of the array and store them
    using the pointer
    STEP_5--Using another loop, print the values of the array using the
    pointer
    STEP_6--Stop

    PROGRAM

    OUTPUT
    RESULT
    THE PROGRAM HAS BEEN EXECUTED SUCCESSFULLY AND THE OUTPUT IS VERIFIED

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