January 2021

Write a function (using pointer parameters) that compares two integer arrays to see whether they are identical. The function returns 1 if they are identical, 0 otherwise.  (Hint: In binary search, the target value is compared with the array’s middle element. Since the table is sorted, if the required value is smaller, we know that […]

Write a program that requests for a fi le name and an integer, known as offset value. The program then reads the fi le starting from the location specified by the offset value and prints the contents on the screen. Note: If the offset value is a positive integer, then printing skips that many lines.

1. Write a for loop statement that initializes all the diagonal elements of an array to one and others to zero as shown below. Assume 5 rows and 5 columns. 2. Describe the limitations of using getchar and scanf functions for reading strings. 3. Character strings in C are automatically terminated by the null character.

A graduate student in developmental psychology believes there may be a relationship between birth weight and subsequent IQ test. Next she obtains the weight at birth of the seven majors from the appropriate hospitals (after obtaining permission from the students, of course). The data is shown in the following table. Is there a significant relationship

1.Write a program to create a sequential fi le that could store details about fi ve products. Details include product code, cost and number of items available and are provided through keyboard. 2. Write a program to read the file created in Exercise 8 and compute and print the total value of all the five

Describe the use and limitations of the functions getc and putc. 2. What is the significance of EOF? 3. When a program is terminated, all the files used by it are automatically closed. Why is it then necessary to close a file during execution of the program? Distinguish between the following functions: (a) getc and

1.What is the difference between the statements rewind(fp); and fseek(fp,0L,0);? 2. What does the following statement mean? FILE(*p) (void) 3 .What does the following statement do? while ( (c = getchar( ) != EOF ) putc(c, fl ); 4. What does the following statement do? while ( (m = getw(fl ) ) != EOF) printf(“%5d”,

1.When do we use the following functions?(a) free ( ) (b) rewind ( ) Describe an algorithm that will append the contents of one file to the end of another file. Define a macro PRINT_VALUE that can be used to print two values of arbitrary type. Write a nested macro that gives the minimum of

Analysis of the missed steps/protocol related to Adverse Event1. Analyze the missed steps or protocol deviations related to an adverse event or near miss.o Describe how the event resulted from a patient’s medical management rather than from the underlying condition.o Identify and evaluate the missed steps or protocol deviations leading to the event.o Explain the

1. Enumerate the differences between functions and parameter ized macros. 2. In #include directives, some file names are enclosed in angle brackets while others are enclosed in double quotation marks. Why? 3. Why do we recommend the use of parentheses for formal arguments used in a macro definition? Give an example. Debugging Exercises 4.Identify errors,