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C2025e Introduction To C Programmin Set1

The document is a question set for an introductory C programming course at the National Institute of Technology Calicut for Winter 2024-25. It includes various programming tasks such as calculating costs with discounts, checking leap years, converting temperatures, grading systems, and more. Each question aims to enhance programming skills through practical applications in C.

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C2025e Introduction To C Programmin Set1

The document is a question set for an introductory C programming course at the National Institute of Technology Calicut for Winter 2024-25. It includes various programming tasks such as calculating costs with discounts, checking leap years, converting temperatures, grading systems, and more. Each question aims to enhance programming skills through practical applications in C.

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C2025E INTRODUCTION TO C PROGRAMMING

Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering


National Institute of Technology Calicut
Winter 2024-25
Questions Set 1

1. A bakery sells cakes for 150 each. Write a C program that takes the number of
cakes a customer wants to buy as input and calculates the total cost, applying a 10%
discount if the total cost exceeds 1000.
2. Write a function that checks if a given year is a leap year.
3. A weather station records temperatures in Fahrenheit. Write a program that asks
the user to enter a Fahrenheit value and displays the equivalent Celsius value.
4. A university follows this grading system:
• 90+ = ’A’
• 80-89 = ’B’
• 70-79 = ’C’
• 60-69 = ’D’
• Below 60 = ’F’
Write a program that takes a student’s marks as input and displays the
corresponding grade.
5. Write a program that takes a number from the user and counts how many digits it
has.
6. Write a program to generate all combinations of ‘c’, ‘a’ and ‘t’.
7. A group of friends go to a restaurant and decide to split the bill equally. Write a
program that takes the total bill amount and the number of friends as input and
displays the amount each person should pay.
[Link] a program to find the arithmetic sum of the first n natural numbers.
9. A traffic camera checks the speed of vehicles and gives fines:
• Below 60 km/h → No fine
• 61-80 km/h → 500 fine
• 81-100 km/h → 2000 fine
• Above 100 km/h → 5000 fine
Write a program that asks the user for their speed and calculates the fine.
10. Write a program to enter a character through keyboard and check whether it is
an alphabet or a special character.
11. Write a program that calculates the sum of the digits of an integer.
12. Write a program to check if integer m is prime or composite

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