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    H.T.No.

    Code No: CT4501 SRGEC-R23


    I B.Tech I Semester Regular Examinations, January 2024
    INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING
    (Common to All Branches)
    Time: 3 Hours Max. Marks: 70
    Note: All questions from PART-A are to be answered at one place.
    Answer one question from each unit of PART-B. All questions carry equal marks.

    PART-A
    10 × 2 = 20M
    1. a) Name a problem-solving strategy that involves breaking a problem into smaller sub-
    problems.
    b) Explain the role of pseudo code in the software development process.
    c) What is the purpose of the "break" statement in a loop?
    d) List different conditional control statements.
    e) How is a specific element accessed in a 2D array?
    f) Define String. How to insert and access a string at a specific position.
    g) How to initialize a structure. Explain with an example.
    h) Define pointer. What are dereferencing and address operators?
    i) Elucidate the concept of call by value with an example.
    j) What is a file? What are the types of files in C?

    PART-B
    5 × 10 = 50M

    UNIT-I
    2. a) Discuss basic data types and mention number of bytes required for each data type. (5M)
    b) Calculating time and space complexity for simple problems. (5M)
    (OR)
    3. a) Explain the I/O functions: getch(), getche(), getchar() with their syntax. (5M)
    b) Describe in detail about characteristics of an algorithm. Write an algorithm to check
    whether the given number is EVEN or ODD. (5M)
    UNIT-II
    4. a) Write a C program to print all even numbers in Fibonacci series. (5M)
    b) Develop C code to check whether given number is Strong number or not. (Strong Number:
    145=1!+4!+5!=145) . (5M)
    (OR)

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    5. a) Why Do-While loop is considered as exit controlled loop? Justify your answer with an
    example. (5M)
    b) Write a C program to find the sum of integers from 1 to 10. (5M)
    UNIT-III
    6. a) Write the syntax for gets () and puts () functions and explain their usage with an example.
    (5M)
    b) Write a C Program to perform addition of two matrices by checking the compatibility.
    (5M)
    (OR)
    7. a) How strings can be initialized? Give an example. (5M)
    b) Write a C program to read 6 subject marks of a student and calculate Total marks and
    Percentage(Assume Total Maximum marks:600). (5M)
    UNIT-IV
    8. Write a C program using structures to read the employee name, id, salary and display them.
    (10M)
    (OR)
    9. a) Write a C program to access elements of an array using pointers. (5M)
    b) Define structure. Illustrate on how structure members can be declared and accessed. (5M)
    UNIT-V
    10. a) Explain how the Arrays can be passed as parameters to the function. (4M)
    b) Explain about the storage classes: auto, static, extern and register in detail. (6M)
    (OR)
    11. a) Write a C program to find the average of n numbers using functions. (5M)
    b) Explain usage of putc( ) and getc( ) with an example program. (5M)

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