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Practice Problems

The document contains a series of C programming practice problems that cover various concepts such as pointer manipulation, memory addresses, data types sizes, and function calls by value and reference. It includes code snippets that demonstrate how to swap values and manage integer variables using pointers. Additionally, it outlines a task to write a program that sorts three integers and places them in specific variables based on their size.

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Practice Problems

The document contains a series of C programming practice problems that cover various concepts such as pointer manipulation, memory addresses, data types sizes, and function calls by value and reference. It includes code snippets that demonstrate how to swap values and manage integer variables using pointers. Additionally, it outlines a task to write a program that sorts three integers and places them in specific variables based on their size.

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Practice problems:

1.

#include <stdio.h>

main()

int a, b;

int c = 5;

int *p;

a = 4 * (c + 5) ;

p = &c;

b = 4 * (*p + 5) ;

printf (“a=%d b=%d \n”, a, b) ;

2.

#include <stdio.h>

main()

int x, y;

int *ptr;

x = 10 ;

ptr = &x ;

y = *ptr ;

printf (“%d is stored in location %u \n”, x, &x) ;


printf (“%d is stored in location %u \n”, *&x, &x) ;

printf (“%d is stored in location %u \n”, *ptr, ptr) ;

printf (“%d is stored in location %u \n”, y, &*ptr) ;

printf (“%u is stored in location %u \n”, ptr, &ptr) ;

printf (“%d is stored in location %u \n”, y, &y) ;

*ptr = 25;

printf (“\nNow x = %d \n”, x);

3.

#include <stdio.h>

main()

printf (“Number of bytes occupied by int is %d \n”, sizeof(int));

printf (“Number of bytes occupied by float is %d \n”, sizeof(float));

printf (“Number of bytes occupied by double is %d \n”, sizeof(double));

printf (“Number of bytes occupied by char is %d \n”, sizeof(char));

4. Call by value:

#include <stdio.h>

main()

int a, b;

a = 5 ; b = 20 ;

swap (a, b) ;
printf (“\n a = %d, b = %d”, a, b);

void swap (int x, int y)

int t ;

t=x;

x=y;

y=t;

5. Call by reference:

#include <stdio.h>

main()

int a, b;

a = 5 ; b = 20 ;

swap (&a, &b) ;

printf (“\n a = %d, b = %d”, a, b);

void swap (int *x, int *y)

int t ;

t = *x ;

*x = *y ;

*y = t ;
}

6. Write a program with swap function that does the following:

Read in three integers x, y and z

Put smallest in x

Swap x, y if necessary; then swap x, z if necessary.

Put second smallest in y

Swap y, z if necessary

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