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Programming Questions (Statement Form)

The document contains a list of 20 C++ programming questions and 10 problem statements, focusing on various programming concepts such as basic input/output, loops, decision making, and array manipulation. Each question requires the implementation of specific functionalities, including user interaction, calculations, and data processing. The problems are designed to enhance understanding of C++ programming through practical exercises.

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Programming Questions (Statement Form)

The document contains a list of 20 C++ programming questions and 10 problem statements, focusing on various programming concepts such as basic input/output, loops, decision making, and array manipulation. Each question requires the implementation of specific functionalities, including user interaction, calculations, and data processing. The problems are designed to enhance understanding of C++ programming through practical exercises.

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✅ 20 C++ Programming Questions (Statement Form)

1. Basic Input & Output

1.​ Write a C++ program that asks the user to enter their age and then prints whether they
are a child, teenager, or adult using if-else conditions.​

2. Loops (for / while / do-while)

2.​ Write a C++ program that prints all even numbers from 1 to 100 using a for loop.​

3.​ Write a C++ program that takes a number from the user and uses a while loop to print
its multiplication table.​

4.​ Write a C++ program that keeps asking the user for a password using a do-while loop
until the correct password “1234” is entered.​

5.​ Write a C++ program to calculate the sum of the first N natural numbers using a for
loop.​

3. Decision Making

6.​ Write a C++ program that takes a number from the user and prints whether it is
positive, negative, or zero using if-else.​

7.​ Write a C++ program that takes marks of three subjects and prints the percentage and
grade.​

4. 1D Array Questions

8.​ Write a C++ program that takes 5 numbers in an array and prints the largest number.​

9.​ Write a C++ program that takes 10 numbers in an array and counts how many numbers
are even and how many are odd.​

10.​Write a C++ program that takes 8 elements in an array and prints them in reverse
order.​

11.​Write a C++ program to search a number in an array of 10 elements (linear search).​


12.​Write a C++ program that calculates the sum and average of values stored in an array
of 7 integers.​

13.​Write a C++ program that creates an array of 5 integers and prints only the prime
numbers from the array.​

5. 2D Array Questions

14.​Write a C++ program to store marks of 3 students in 3 subjects using a 2D array, then
print the total marks of each student.​

15.​Write a C++ program that multiplies two 2D arrays (matrices) and prints the resulting
matrix.​

16.​Write a C++ program to take a 3×3 matrix from the user and print the sum of all
elements.​

17.​Write a C++ program that counts how many numbers in a 3×3 matrix are greater than
50.​

18.​Write a C++ program that prints the main diagonal elements of a 3×3 matrix.​

6. Mixed Logic Practice

19.​Write a C++ program that grades an arithmetic quiz as follows:​


a) Ask the user how many questions are in the quiz.​
b) Ask each question and take the user’s answer.​
c) Count how many answers are correct and show the score.​

20.​Write a C++ program that repeatedly asks the user to enter a number. Stop when the
user enters 0, and then print the sum of all entered numbers.

10 C++ Problem Statements (Loops +


If-Else + Arrays)
1. 1D Array – Even/Odd Counter

Write a C++ program that takes 10 integers in an array, then uses a for loop and if-else to
count and print how many numbers are even and how many are odd.
2. 1D Array – Maximum Value

Write a C++ program that stores 7 integers in an array and uses a loop to find the largest
number using if conditions.

3. 1D Array – Positive/Negative Check

Write a C++ program that inputs 8 numbers in an array and prints how many are positive,
negative, and zero using loops and if-else.

4. 1D Array – Search a Number

Write a C++ program that takes 10 numbers in an array and uses a loop + if condition to
check whether a given number exists in the array.

5. 1D Array – Count Numbers Greater Than 50

Write a C++ program that stores 12 integers in an array and prints how many values are
greater than 50 using a loop and if-else.

6. 2D Array – Count Even Numbers

Write a C++ program to input a 3×3 matrix and use nested loops + if conditions to count how
many values in the matrix are even.

7. 2D Array – Sum of Elements Less Than 20

Write a C++ program that inputs a 4×4 array and uses loops + if to calculate the sum of all
elements less than 20.
8. 2D Array – Print Elements Above Diagonal

Write a C++ program that takes a 3×3 matrix and uses loops + if-else to print only those
elements where column > row (above the main diagonal).

9. 1D Array – Pass/Fail Result

Write a C++ program that stores marks of 5 students in an array and uses a loop + if-else to
count how many students passed and how many failed (pass marks ≥ 40).

10. Mixed Logic – Temperature Categories

Write a C++ program that records 10 daily temperatures in an array and uses loops +
if-else to count how many days were hot (>35), normal (20–35), or cold (<20).

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