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C Library Practice Questions

The document contains a list of C programming practice questions organized by standard libraries: stdio.h, stdlib.h, and string.h. Each library section includes various tasks such as reading and displaying text, file operations, memory management, and string manipulation. The exercises aim to enhance understanding and application of C programming concepts.

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C Library Practice Questions

The document contains a list of C programming practice questions organized by standard libraries: stdio.h, stdlib.h, and string.h. Each library section includes various tasks such as reading and displaying text, file operations, memory management, and string manipulation. The exercises aim to enhance understanding and application of C programming concepts.

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C Programming Practice Questions

Library: stdio.h
1. Write a program to read and display a line of text using gets() and puts().

2. Create a program that reads an integer and a float and prints them using printf().

3. Write a C program that demonstrates formatted input using scanf().

4. Make a menu-driven program using switch-case to read user input.

5. Write a program to read a file line by line using fgets().

6. Use fgetc() and fputc() to copy one file's content to another.

7. Write a program to count the number of characters, words, and lines in a file.

8. Demonstrate usage of fprintf() and fscanf() to store and retrieve structured data.

9. Create a program that uses getchar() and putchar() to echo typed characters.

10. Implement a program to compare fprintf vs fwrite using a sample structure.

Library: stdlib.h
1. Write a program to convert a string to integer using atoi().

2. Demonstrate the use of atof() to convert a string to float.

3. Create a program that uses malloc() and free() for dynamic memory allocation.

4. Write a program to sort an array using qsort().

5. Demonstrate use of system() to run a shell command.

6. Generate random numbers using rand() and srand() with time(NULL).

7. Allocate and reallocate memory using realloc().

8. Use exit() and atexit() in a program to demonstrate program termination behavior.

9. Convert integers to strings using itoa() (if available in your compiler).

10. Write a C program to find the largest element in a dynamically allocated array.

Library: string.h
1. Write a program to compare two strings using strcmp().
2. Demonstrate how to copy a string using strcpy().

3. Write a function that reverses a string using strlen().

4. Concatenate two strings using strcat() and display the result.

5. Write a program to tokenize a string using strtok().

6. Use strstr() to find a substring inside a string.

7. Count how many times a character appears in a string using strchr().

8. Demonstrate the difference between strncpy() and strcpy().

9. Replace all spaces in a string with underscores.

10. Write a custom implementation of strlen() function.

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