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What function is used to copy one string to another in C?
What function is used to copy one string to another in C?
- strcpy() (correct)
- strcmp()
- strcat()
- strdup()
Which program uses a structure to maintain student records?
Which program uses a structure to maintain student records?
- C Program for Payroll Processing
- C Program to Swap Two Numbers
- C Program to Maintain Students Records (correct)
- C Program for Copying Files
What does the strcat() function do in C?
What does the strcat() function do in C?
- Copies a string
- Compares two strings
- Concatenates two strings (correct)
- Finds the length of a string
Which C program features sorting a list using pass by reference?
Which C program features sorting a list using pass by reference?
Which function is used to compare two strings in C?
Which function is used to compare two strings in C?
What marks do 'Aim & Algorithm' and 'Program' carry in the practical record book?
What marks do 'Aim & Algorithm' and 'Program' carry in the practical record book?
What is the role of a union in a C program?
What is the role of a union in a C program?
What kind of applications can be developed using functions, pointers, and structures in C?
What kind of applications can be developed using functions, pointers, and structures in C?
What is the purpose of the program described in the content?
What is the purpose of the program described in the content?
Which step is NOT included in the algorithm for the program?
Which step is NOT included in the algorithm for the program?
What data types are used for the variables in the program?
What data types are used for the variables in the program?
What will be the output when the character 'g' is entered?
What will be the output when the character 'g' is entered?
What function is used to take a string input from the user in the program?
What function is used to take a string input from the user in the program?
Which line of code is responsible for formatting the output as a float?
Which line of code is responsible for formatting the output as a float?
What will the output display after entering 56.9 as the float?
What will the output display after entering 56.9 as the float?
What is the expected output when the 'puts' function is called?
What is the expected output when the 'puts' function is called?
What must a student do before entering the laboratory?
What must a student do before entering the laboratory?
What is the policy regarding footwear inside the laboratory?
What is the policy regarding footwear inside the laboratory?
Which action is NOT part of the laboratory instructions?
Which action is NOT part of the laboratory instructions?
Where should the experiment number and date be written in the record workbook?
Where should the experiment number and date be written in the record workbook?
What should students avoid inside the laboratory?
What should students avoid inside the laboratory?
What is required regarding the dress code for laboratory classes?
What is required regarding the dress code for laboratory classes?
Maintaining _______________ during lab hours is emphasized in the instructions.
Maintaining _______________ during lab hours is emphasized in the instructions.
Why is punctuality important in laboratory classes?
Why is punctuality important in laboratory classes?
Which of the following concepts is involved in building programs in C using strings, pointers, and functions?
Which of the following concepts is involved in building programs in C using strings, pointers, and functions?
What is a key feature of array experimentation in C as outlined in the syllabus?
What is a key feature of array experimentation in C as outlined in the syllabus?
Which statement describes the role of structures in modeling applications in C?
Which statement describes the role of structures in modeling applications in C?
Which looping construct would be most suitable for executing a block of code a known number of times?
Which looping construct would be most suitable for executing a block of code a known number of times?
In the context of C programming, which statement defines a recursive function?
In the context of C programming, which statement defines a recursive function?
Which search algorithm applies when utilizing pointers in C programming?
Which search algorithm applies when utilizing pointers in C programming?
How are the dependencies between Program Outcomes (PO) and Course Outcomes (CO) assessed?
How are the dependencies between Program Outcomes (PO) and Course Outcomes (CO) assessed?
When working with two-dimensional arrays, which operation is commonly executed in C?
When working with two-dimensional arrays, which operation is commonly executed in C?
Which of the following is a primary goal for the transformation of learners in computer science?
Which of the following is a primary goal for the transformation of learners in computer science?
What is expected from graduates concerning complex engineering problems according to the programme outcomes?
What is expected from graduates concerning complex engineering problems according to the programme outcomes?
Which programme outcome involves the application of research methods to problems?
Which programme outcome involves the application of research methods to problems?
How should engineering solutions consider societal impacts according to the programme outcomes?
How should engineering solutions consider societal impacts according to the programme outcomes?
What does the outcome related to 'environment and sustainability' emphasize?
What does the outcome related to 'environment and sustainability' emphasize?
What is the objective of the mission regarding student abilities?
What is the objective of the mission regarding student abilities?
What role do modern tools play in the programme outcomes?
What role do modern tools play in the programme outcomes?
What is the emphasis of ethical principles in the context of engineering?
What is the emphasis of ethical principles in the context of engineering?
What is the result of the expression 'num1 % num2' when num1 is 10 and num2 is 5?
What is the result of the expression 'num1 % num2' when num1 is 10 and num2 is 5?
Which operator would you use to check if two variables, a and b, are not equal in C?
Which operator would you use to check if two variables, a and b, are not equal in C?
What is the output of the expression 'a < b' when a is 5 and b is 8?
What is the output of the expression 'a < b' when a is 5 and b is 8?
Which of the following statements about logical operators in C is correct?
Which of the following statements about logical operators in C is correct?
What will happen if an integer number is divided by zero in C?
What will happen if an integer number is divided by zero in C?
In the context of assignment operators, what does 'c += 2' do when c is initially 3?
In the context of assignment operators, what does 'c += 2' do when c is initially 3?
What is the purpose of relational operators in C programming?
What is the purpose of relational operators in C programming?
What will the output be for 'printf("%d is greater than %d: %d\n", a, b, a > b);' when a is 5 and b is 8?
What will the output be for 'printf("%d is greater than %d: %d\n", a, b, a > b);' when a is 5 and b is 8?
Flashcards
Shutdown a computer properly
Shutdown a computer properly
The process of shutting down a computer system in a safe and controlled manner to prevent data loss or system damage.
Arrange chairs in order
Arrange chairs in order
The act of arranging chairs in a neat and orderly manner after completing a laboratory session.
Program code on left pages
Program code on left pages
The left-hand pages of the record work book are designated for writing the program code.
Documentation on right pages
Documentation on right pages
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Laboratory instructions
Laboratory instructions
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Uniform dress code
Uniform dress code
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Punctuality for lab classes
Punctuality for lab classes
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Avoid eatables inside
Avoid eatables inside
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String
String
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Pointer
Pointer
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Function
Function
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Structure
Structure
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Union
Union
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File Operations
File Operations
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One-Dimensional Array
One-Dimensional Array
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Two-Dimensional Array
Two-Dimensional Array
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Vision of Computer Science Program
Vision of Computer Science Program
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Mission of Computer Science Program
Mission of Computer Science Program
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What is the U.G. program in Computer Science and Engineering?
What is the U.G. program in Computer Science and Engineering?
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PO1: Engineering Knowledge
PO1: Engineering Knowledge
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PO2: Problem Analysis
PO2: Problem Analysis
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PO3: Design/Development of Solutions
PO3: Design/Development of Solutions
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PO4: Conduct Investigations of Complex Problems
PO4: Conduct Investigations of Complex Problems
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PO5: Modern Tool Usage
PO5: Modern Tool Usage
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Formatted I/O in C
Formatted I/O in C
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Unformatted I/O in C
Unformatted I/O in C
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Pointer in C
Pointer in C
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Function in C
Function in C
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gets() function
gets() function
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puts() function
puts() function
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scanf() function
scanf() function
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What is a string in programming?
What is a string in programming?
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What does the strcpy() function do?
What does the strcpy() function do?
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What does the strcmp() function do?
What does the strcmp() function do?
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What does the strcat() function do?
What does the strcat() function do?
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What is call by value?
What is call by value?
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What is call by reference?
What is call by reference?
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What is a structure in programming?
What is a structure in programming?
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What is a union in programming?
What is a union in programming?
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What is a string in C?
What is a string in C?
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What is a pointer in C?
What is a pointer in C?
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What is a function in C?
What is a function in C?
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What is a structure in C?
What is a structure in C?
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What is a union in C?
What is a union in C?
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What are file operations in C?
What are file operations in C?
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What is a one-dimensional array in C?
What is a one-dimensional array in C?
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What is a two-dimensional array in C?
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Study Notes
Course Information
- Course Title: C Programming
- Course Code: B23CSI101
- Institution: Kalaignar Karunanidhi Institute of Technology
Instructions for Laboratory Classes
- Enter the lab with record workbook & necessary items.
- Enter the lab without bags and footwear.
- Keep footwear in the designated shoe rack.
- Maintain silence during lab hours.
- Adhere to lab work instructions.
- Handle computer systems carefully.
- Properly shut down computers and arrange chairs before leaving lab.
- Write programs on the left-hand pages of the record book.
- Complete and submit workbooks by the next class.
- Write experiment number and date at the top left corner of each page.
- Adhere to uniform dress code.
- Maintain punctuality for lab classes.
- Keep the lab clean and avoid bringing eatables.
Programme Outcomes (POs)
- PO1: Engineering knowledge: Graduates apply mathematics, science, and engineering fundamentals to solve complex engineering problems.
- PO2: Problem analysis: Graduates identify, formulate, evaluate, and analyze complex engineering issues.
- PO3: Design/development of solutions: Graduates design solutions that address specific needs while considering public safety, societal, and environmental impacts.
- PO4: Investigations of complex problems: Graduates apply research methods to analyze complex problems effectively including design of experiments, analysis of data, and synthesis of information in well-structured conclusions.
- PO5: Modern tool usage: Graduates utilize appropriate modern engineering and IT tools, resources, and techniques in their work.
- PO6: The engineer and society: Graduates consider societal, health, safety, legal, and cultural issues related to their professional practice.
- PO7: Environment and sustainability: Graduates are aware of the environmental implications of their work and seek to deliver sustainable solutions.
- PO8: Ethics: Graduates understand and apply professional and ethical principles in their engineering practice.
- PO9: Individual and team work: Graduates work effectively as individuals and within teams in diverse settings, exhibiting effective communication and collaboration skills including presentations and effective documentation.
- PO10: Project management & finance: Graduates demonstrate understanding and application of engineering and management principles in projects while also understanding principles of finance
- PO11: Project management and finance: Graduates apply engineering and management principles in projects while also understanding accounting and project management.
- PO12: Life-long learning: Graduates recognize the need for continuous learning and adapt to changing technological environments.
Programme Specific Outcomes (PSOs)
- PSO1: Categorize basic engineering knowledge to solve problems related to computer science and engineering, according to environmental needs.
- PSO2: Develop and apply modern tools to design and develop software systems ethically and contextually to industrial needs.
Course Outcomes (COs)
- CO1: Demonstrate knowledge of C programming constructs.
- CO2: Construct C programs using decision making and control statements.
- CO3: Develop C programs using arrays and perform operations including sorting and searching.
- CO4: Develop C programs using pointers and functions, including strings.
- CO5: Develop programs using structures, unions and file operations.
Syllabus Information
- List of Experiments: Includes various experiments related to I/O statements, operators, loops, arrays, pointers, functions, structures, unions, and file operations. Specific example experiments are included covering the usage of different C constructs (if-else, for, while, do-while, nested loops, etc) to solve mathematical and practical problems.
- Total instructional hours: 60
Content of Experiments
- Experiments cover various topics from basic C programming concepts to more advanced topics. Each experiment has details of aim, algorithm with steps, examples of relevant code and output showing expected results.
Viva Questions
- Includes questions for viva voce based on theoretical and practical aspects covered in the course. Questions cover topics including programming concepts, file operations, operators and expressions, control statements etc.
Practical Record Book Index (Example Formatting)
- Form for recording the individual experiments completed.
Model Exam (Example Formatting)
- Form for recording model exam grades and scores related to each experiment.
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