Computer Science
Teacher: Maruf Ahmed
One-dimensional array worksheet - 1
Write pseudocode first and then program code for the following questions:
Question 1:
A school wants to store the names of 50 students in a one-dimensional array Names.
Write an algorithm:
• to declare the array and all the other data stores
• to input the names into the array
• to display each name on a new line
Question 2:
A one-dimensional array Marks stores the marks (integer) of 20 students in a test.
Write an algorithm:
• to input the 20 marks. Each mark must be an integer in the range 0 to 100. Apply validation for this
• to find and output the highest mark
Question 3:
A one-dimensional array ProductCode holds 15 integer product codes which are all unique.
Write an algorithm:
• to declare the array and all the other data stores
• to input 15 product codes
• to input a code to search for
• to output “Found” if the code is present, otherwise output “Not Found”
Question 4:
An array Number holds maximum of 30 positive integers. Assume that no more than 30 integers will be given
as input.
Write an algorithm:
• to input the numbers until a value of -1 is given
• to count and output how many numbers are even
• to count and output how many numbers are odd
Question 5:
A one-dimensional array Score stores 10 integer values.
Write an algorithm:
• to input 10 scores which must be in the range from 0 to 100
• to output the scores in reverse order
Question 6:
A one-dimensional array Age holds the ages of 25 students in a class.
Write an algorithm:
• to input the ages (each age must be between 3 and 20)
• to calculate and output the average age
Question 7:
An array Mark holds the marks (0–100) of 15 students.
Write an algorithm:
• to count and output how many students passed (mark >= 50) and how many failed
Question 8:
An array Temp stores 12 temperature readings (Each one must be between -50.0 and 50.0).
Write an algorithm:
• to input the readings
• to find and output the lowest temperature
Question 9:
An array Number holds 20 integers (1 to 1000).
Write an algorithm:
• to display only those numbers that are multiples of 5
Question 10:
An array Code stores 20 integer values.
Write an algorithm:
• to input the 20 codes
• to input another integer called Target
• to count and output how many times Target appears in Code
Question 11:
An array Item holds 10 string items.
Write an algorithm:
• to declare the array all the data stores
• to input the 10 items
• to swap the first and last elements
• to output the updated array
Question 12:
An array Number stores 30 positive integers.
Write an algorithm:
• to calculate and output the sum of all odd numbers
Question 13:
An array Score stores 10 integer scores (0 to 100).
Write an algorithm:
• to input the scores
• to output the second highest score
Question 14:
An array Data stores 10 integer values.
Write an algorithm:
• to declare the array and all the other data stores
• to input 10 values
• to input a new value and position (1 to 11)
• to insert the new value at that position (shift other values right)
• to display the array with 11 values
(Assume the array can hold 11 values)
Question 15:
An array Mark stores 12 integer marks (0 to 100).
Write an algorithm:
• to input the marks
• to calculate and output the range (difference between highest and lowest mark)
Working with multiple arrays together:
Question 16:
Problem: You have two arrays:
• Name[30]: stores student names
• Mark[30]: stores marks of students
Task: Output names of students who scored above 80.
Question 17:
Problem: You have two arrays:
• Product[10]: stores names of products
• Price[10]: stores price of each product
Task: Find and display the product with the highest price.
Question 18:
Problem: You have three arrays:
• ID[20]: student IDs in whole numbers
• Name[20]: student names
• Grade[20]: grades from A to F
Task: Input an ID, and display the name and the grade of that student. Display not found if the ID is not present
Question 19:
Problem: You have two arrays:
• Name[10]: person’s name
• Age[10]: corresponding age
Task: Sort the arrays in ascending order of age and print the names with ages. No unnecessary comparison
should be made.
Question 20:
Problem: You have two arrays:
• Student[15]: list of students
• Subject[15]: corresponding subjects they chose
Task: Input a subject name (in any case small or capital) and list all students who chose it.
