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Kasdi Merbah Ouargla University

Faculty of New technologies and information and communication


Computer Science and Information Technology Department

Module: ADS2 Algorithms and Data Structure 2


Teachers: BELHADJ Mourad, MEISSA Marwa & KORICHI Aicha
Academic year: 2024/2025
Class: ING1 Computer engineering
Type: Tutorial

TD 01: Functions and Procedures


Exercise 1 Exercise 5
Write the following functions or procedures:
1. Calculates the square of a number. 1. Write a function that checks whether an array is
2. Find the maximum of two integers. in descending order instead of ascending order.
3. Checks whether a number is even or odd. 2. Modify the function to return 1 if sorted in as-
4. Checks if a positive integer is prime. cending order, -1 if sorted in descending order,
and 0 if not sorted.
Exercise 2
3. Write a function that takes an array and a num-
1. Write a function that takes a temperature in ber as input and returns the rst and last index
Celsius as input and converts it to Fahrenheit. where that number appears.
2. Write a function that calculates the area of a
circle given its radius. Exercise 6
Exercise 3 We want to implement a basic cryptography system
to encode and decode text. The encryption method
1. Write a procedure to print "Hello, World!". is simple: shifting characters forward in the alphabet
  
(e.g., `A' `B', `B' `C', ..., `Z' `A' for uppercase
2. Write a void function that takes two integers letters, and similarly for lowercase letters).
and prints their sum.
1. Write a function that takes a string and
Exercise 4 shifts each letter forward by one place (e.g.,
"HELLO" becomes "IFMMP"). The transfor-
1. Write an algorithm in function or procedure mation should be applied directly to the vari-
form that returns the number of vowels con- able storing the sentence.
tained in a character string. Note that one sub-
routine has every right to call another. 2. Modify the function to take a shift value as an
2. Write a function that purges a one-character argument. The user should enter a sentence
string, both the string and the character being and a shift value (e.g., shift by 3: "HELLO" 
passed as an argument. If the specied charac- "KHOOR").
ter is not part of the string, the string must be
returned intact. For example: 3. Write a function that replaces: Vowels with '*'
Purge("Hello","e") will return "Hllo" Consonants with ' #' The function should mod-
ify the string in-place.

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