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Test Data and Expected Output

The document outlines 4 programming problems: 1) A program to find the difference between maximum and minimum of 4 numbers. 2) A program to calculate sin(1/x) for a real number x. 3) A program to find the sum of digits of a positive integer less than 1000. 4) A program to convert a decimal number between 0-32 to binary. It also provides sample test data and expected output for each problem.

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Test Data and Expected Output

The document outlines 4 programming problems: 1) A program to find the difference between maximum and minimum of 4 numbers. 2) A program to calculate sin(1/x) for a real number x. 3) A program to find the sum of digits of a positive integer less than 1000. 4) A program to convert a decimal number between 0-32 to binary. It also provides sample test data and expected output for each problem.

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1.

Write a C program that accepts 4 real numbers from the keyboard and prints out
the difference (using 4-decimal places) of the maximum and minimum values of
these numbers.
Test data and expected output:

Enter four numbers: -1.5 2 7.5 11.2


Difference is 12.7000

2. Write a C program that accepts a real number x from the keyboard and prints out the
corresponding value of sin(1/x) using 4-decimal places.
Test data and expected output:

Enter value of x: 0.5


Value of sin(1/x) is 0.9093

Enter value of x: 0
Value of x must be nonzero: try again

3. Write a C program that accepts (from the keyboard) a positive integer less than 1000
and prints out the sum of the digits of this number.
Test data and expected output:

Enter a +ve no less than 1000: -4


Entered number is out of range

Enter a +ve no less than 1000: 1234


Entered number is out of range

Enter a +ve no less than 1000: 546


Sum of the digits of 546 is 15

4. A decimal number between 0 and 32 exclusive can be expressed in binary system as


x4x3x2x1x0, where xi’s are either zero or one. Write a C program that accepts (from
the terminal) a decimal number in the above range and prints out the equivalent
binary representation with leading bit 1.
Test data and expected output:

Enter a +ve no less than 32: -5


Entered number is out of range
Enter a +ve no less than 32: 21
Binary equivalent of decimal number 21 is 10101

Enter a +ve no less than 32: 14


Binary equivalent of decimal number 14 is 1110

Enter a +ve no less than 32: 35


Entered number is out of range

5. Write a C program that accepts coordinates of two-dimensional points A and B and


prints out (using two decimal places) the distance between A and B. It also prints
out the coordinates (using two decimal places) of the midpoint of A and B.
Test data and expected output:

Enter coordinates of points A: -1 3


Enter coordinates of points B: 2 -1
Distance between A and B is 5.00
The coordinates of midpoint of A and B are (0.50,1.00)

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