EX-21-POINTERS
Write a C program to convert a 23.65 into 25 using pointer
- Declare a double variable to hold the floating-point number (23.65).
- Declare a pointer to double to point to the address of the variable.
- Use the pointer to modify the value to 25.0.
- Print the modified value.
Thus the program to convert a 23.65 into 25 using pointer has been executed successfully.
Write a C program to calculate the Product of first 12 natural numbers using Recursion
- Define a recursive function calculateProduct that takes an integer parameter n.
- Return n multiplied by the result of the calculateProduct function called with n - 1.
- Declare an integer variable n and an unsigned long long variable product.
- Initialize n with the value 12 (for the first 12 natural numbers).
- Call the calculateProduct function with n and store the result in the product variable.
- Print the result, indicating it is the product of the first 12 natural numbers.
Thus the program has been executed successfully.
Write C Program to find Sum of each row of a Matrix
- Declare and initialize the matrix with the desired values.
- Create a loop to iterate through each row of the matrix.
- Inside the loop, calculate the sum of the elements in each row.
- Print the sum for each row.
Write C program for the below pyramid string pattern. Enter a string: PROGRAM Enter number of rows: 5 P R O G R A M P R O G R A M P R O G R A M
- Input the number of rows for the pyramid (e.g., num_rows).
- Initialize variables:i for the row count (starting from 1),j for the character count (starting from 1)
- Start a loop for i from 1 to num_rows (for each row of the pyramid).
- Calculate the midpoint position as midpoint = (2 * num_rows - 1) / 2.
- End the program.
Thus the C program to String process executed successfully
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Write a c program to read and display an array of any 6 integer elements using pointer
Step 1: Start the program. Step 2: Declare the following: • Integer variable i for iteration. • Integer variable n to store the number of elements. • Integer array arr[10] to hold up to 10 elements. • Integer pointer parr and initialize it to point to the array arr. Step 3: Read the value of n (number of elements) from the user. Step 4: Loop from i = 0 to i < n: • Read an integer value and store it in the address parr + i using pointer arithmetic. Step 5: Loop from i = 0 to i < n: • Print the element at *(parr + i) using pointer dereferencing. Step 6: End the program.
Thus the C program to read and display an array of any 6 integer elements using pointer has been executed