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Tutorial 1 On C++ - Advanced Data Structures

The document provides a tutorial on basic C++ programming exercises, including tasks such as printing 'Hello World', swapping numbers, calculating compound interest, and checking for prime numbers. It covers various programming concepts like recursion, arrays, and string manipulation through practical examples. Each task includes input values and expected output to guide learners in mastering C++ fundamentals.

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Tutorial 1 On C++ - Advanced Data Structures

The document provides a tutorial on basic C++ programming exercises, including tasks such as printing 'Hello World', swapping numbers, calculating compound interest, and checking for prime numbers. It covers various programming concepts like recursion, arrays, and string manipulation through practical examples. Each task includes input values and expected output to guide learners in mastering C++ fundamentals.

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Advanced Data Structures in C++

Tutorial 1 on C++ Basics: Master C++ with this practical exercise

1. Write a Program to Print “Hello World” in the Console Screen.


2. Write a Program to Read and Print Number Input From the User.
3. Write a Program to Swap Two Numbers.
For Example,
// Variables initally
a = 10, b = 250

// After execution
Output: a = 250, b = 10

4. Write a Program to Find Compound Interest.


Principle = 25000
Rate = 12%
Time = 5 Years

Output: Compound Interest = 19058.54

5. Write a Program to Check Even or Odd Integers.


Number = 28
Output: 28 is Even Number.

6. Write a Program to Find the Largest Among 3 Numbers.


Given Numbers: a = 10, b = 21 and c = 4
Output: b is the largest.

7. Write a Program to Check if a Given Year Is a Leap Year.


Input: 2020
Output: 2020 is a Leap Year

8. Write a Program to Check Whether a Number Is Prime or Not.


Number to Check = 29
Output: 29 is a prime number.

9. Write a Program to Check Whether a Number Is a Palindrome or Not.


Number to Check = 1231
Output: 1231 is not a palindrome number.

10. Write a Program to Make a Simple Calculator.


Input:
Enter the Number: 10 25
Enter a for addition,
s for substraction,

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m for multiplication,
d for division.

{{if m is entered}}

Output: 250

11. Write a Program to Reverse a Sentence Using Recursion.


Sentence = "Quick brown fox";

Output: xof nworb kciuQ

12. Write a Program for Fibonacci Numbers Using Recursion.


N = 12
Output: 144

13. Write a Program to Swap Two Numbers Using a Function.


// in main function
a = 10, b = 22
Output: a = 22, b = 10
14. Write a Program to Check if Two Arrays Are Equal or Not.
An array is said to be equal if the elements at the given index are equal in both arrays.
arr1[] = {5, 8, 3}
arr2[] = {5, 8, 11, 2}

Output: arr1[] and arr2[] are not equal.

15. Write a Program to Calculate the Average of All the Elements Present in an Array.
For Example,
arr[] = {10, 22, 45, 11}

Output: Average = 24.5

16. Write a Program to Find the Maximum and Minimum in an Array.


arr[] = {10, 12, 45, 48, 22, 18}

Output:
Maximum = 48
Minimum = 10

17. Write a Program to Find the Length of a String.

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str = "GeeksforGeeks"
Output: Length of str = 13

18. Write a Program to Compare Two Strings.


str1 = "Geeks"
str2 = "geeks"

Output: str1 and str2 are not equal.

19. Write a Program to Check if the String Is Palindrome.


Similar to a palindrome number, a palindrome string is a string that is equal to its reverse.
str = "naman"

Output: str is a palindrome string.

20. Write a Program to Print a Simple Full Pyramid Pattern.


In this problem, you have to print the simple pyramid pattern shown below:
*
**
***
****
*****

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