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02 Operators

The document outlines 15 programming problems related to basic operations, mathematical calculations, and data type conversions. Each problem includes a brief description, difficulty level, sample inputs, and expected outputs. The problems range from simple arithmetic to evaluating equations and determining data types and sizes.

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02 Operators

The document outlines 15 programming problems related to basic operations, mathematical calculations, and data type conversions. Each problem includes a brief description, difficulty level, sample inputs, and expected outputs. The problems range from simple arithmetic to evaluating equations and determining data types and sizes.

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Operator Related Problems

(Total 15 questions)
SL Problem statement Difficulty
levels
1. Program that will take two numbers X and Y as inputs, then calculate and print the values *
of their addition, subtraction, multiplication, division (quotient and reminder).

Sample input (X,Y) Sample output


5 10 Addition: 15 -14 % 3 = -2
Subtraction: -5
-14 % -3 = -2
Multiplication: 50
Quotient : 0 14 % -3 = 2
Reminder: 5
-5 10.5 Addition: 5.5
Subtraction: -15.5
Multiplication: -52.5
Quotient: 0
Reminder: -48

2. Program that will calculate the circumference of a circle having radius r. *


Area, A = 2 * Pi * r

Sample input (r) Sample output


5 Area: 31.4
10.5 Area: 65.94

3. Program that will take two numbers (a, b) as inputs and compute the value of the equation *
– (Without using math.h)

X = (3.31 * a2 + 2.01 * b3) / (7.16 * b2 + 2.01 * a3)

Sample input (a, b) Sample output


5 10.5 X = 2.315475
100 -250 X = -12.766287
4. Program that will increment and decrement a number X by 1 inside the printf function. **
(Use ++ and - - operators)

Sample input(X) Sample output


5 X++ : 5
++X : 6
X- - : 5
--X : 4
-5 X++ : -5
++X : -4
X- - : -5
--X : -6

5. Program that will increment and decrement a number X by Y. (Use += and -= operators) *

Sample input(X,Y) Sample output


5 10 Incremented Value: 10
Decremented Value: -5
-5 5 Incremented Value: 0
Decremented Value: -10

6. Program that will multiply and divide a number X by Y. (Use *= and /= operators) *

Sample input(X,Y) Sample output


56 10 Multiplication: 560
Division: 5
-56 -10 Multiplication: 560
Division: 5

7. Program that will declare and initialize an integer and a floating point number. Then it will **
perform floating to integer and integer to floating conversions using
(a) Assignment operation
(b) Type casting

Sample input Sample output


-150 123.125 Assignment: 123.125000 assigned to an int produces 123
Assignment: -150 assigned to a float produces -150.000000
Type Casting: (float) -150 produces -150.000000
Type Casting: (int) 123.125 produces -123
8. Program that will take two numbers as inputs and print the maximum value. (Using **
conditional operator - ?)

Sample input (x, y) Sample output


20 100 Max: 100
50 -20 Max: 50

9. Program that will evaluate the following equations - *


X=a–b/3+c*2–1
Y = a – ( b / ( 3 + c ) * 2) - 1
Z = a – ( ( b / 3) + c * 2) - 1

Sample input (a, b, c) Sample output


9 12 3 X = 10
Y=4
Z = -1

10. Program that will take a, b & c as inputs and decide if the statements are True (1) of False **
(0)

a) ( )
b) ( )
c)

Sample input (a, b, c) Sample output


10 -10 0 a) 1
b) 0
c) 1

11. Program that will take a, b & c as inputs and decide if the statements are True (1) of False ***
(0)

1) ( )
2) ( )
3) ( )

Sample input (a, b, c) Sample output


10 -10 0 1) 0
2) 1
3) 1
12. Program that will take calculate the roots of a quadratic equation (a.x2 + b.x + c = 0) from ***
the formula, (here, dot (.) stands for multiplication) -

( )

Sample input (a, b, c) Sample output


2 4 -16 2.00 -4.00
1 2 3 Imaginary

13. Program that will evaluate the equation ***

√
; where 1<= x <=180 [No checking needed]

Sample input (x) Sample output


30 1.810066
120 0.778151
180 3.954243

Program that will take a floating point number X as input and evaluate A,B,C where- **
14. A = Value when X is rounded up to the nearest integer
B = Value when X is rounded down to the nearest integer
C = Absolute value of X

Sample input(X) Sample output


10.6 A = 11, B = 10, C = 10.6
-77.9 A = 78, B = 77, C = 77.9

15. Program to find size of int, float, double and char of the system. **

Sample input Sample output


Size of int in byte(s) = 4
Size of float in byte(s) = 4
Size of double in byte(s) = 8
Size of char in byte(s) = 1

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