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    R13
    B.Tech I Year (R13) Supplementary Examinations June 2017
    PROBLEM SOLVING & COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
    (Computer Science and Engineering)
    Time: 3 hours Max. Marks: 70
    PART – A
    (Compulsory Question)
    *****
    1 Answer the following: (10 X 02 = 20 Marks)
    (a) Define variable in C.
    (b) List the features of C language.
    (c) What is C expression? Write an example.
    (d) Illustrate event controlled loop with an example.
    (e) Write a function to compute factorial of a given number.
    (f) Define scope in C.
    (g) How to represent an array of strings in memory?
    (h) Differentiate between Structure and Union types.
    (i) Write a sample C program to demonstrate array of pointers.
    (j) How to allocate memory dynamically? Explain.
    PART – B
    (Answer all five units, 5 X 10 = 50 Marks)
    UNIT - I
    2 (a) Define computer system and explain different components in brief.
    (b) What is meant by a computer language? Explain briefly about the computer languages used over the
    years.
    OR
    3 (a) What is a constant? Explain the different types of constants in C.
    (b) Describe standard C input and output functions with suitable C program.
    UNIT - II
    4 What is an operator in C? What are the different operators available in C? Explain with suitable examples.
    OR
    5 (a) Develop and implement an algorithm for reversing the digits of an integer.
    (b) Explain the switch case control structure in C with syntax and flow chart.
    UNIT - III
    6 Write recursive and non-recursive procedures for binary search.
    OR
    7 Given two positive non-zero integers n and m. Design an algorithm for finding their greatest common
    divisor.
    UNIT - IV
    8 (a) Write a C program to find the length of a string without using standard string library function.
    (b) Write a program to find the largest of three numbers by using logical AND operator.
    OR
    9 (a) What is a structure? Explain how to declare, initialize and access the structure elements.
    (b) Write a C program to display whether a given string is palindrome or not.
    UNIT - V
    10 (a) Write a C program to illustrate pointer arithmetic.
    (b) Write a suitable C program to demonstrate passing an array to a function.
    OR
    11 (a)
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    Differentiate between text and binary files.
    (b) Write a C program to copy contents of existing file to another file (new).
    *****

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