Develop a C program to plot Pascal’s triangle
4.A) Develop a C program to plot a Pascal’s triangle Answer:-
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Demonstrate the working of break and continue statement with example
3.C) Demonstrate the working of break and continue statement with a suitable example Answer:- Break and continue: break and continue are unconditional control constructs. i. Break:- This statement is useful…
Write a C program to print numbers from m to n (where n > m)
3.B) Write a C program to print numbers from m to n. (where n > m) Answer:-
How similar and different while & for loops are? Give example
3.A) How similar and different while & for loops are? Give example Answer:- For loop While loop The structure of for loop is –for(initial condition; number of iterations){//body of the…
Write a C program to calculate the area of a circle.
2.C) Write a C program to calculate the area of a circle. Answer:-
Explain the rules for forming identifier names. Give examples of valid and invalid identifiers names for the same.
2.B) Explain the various rules for forming identifier names. Give examples of valid andinvalid identifiers names for the same. Answer:- Rules for forming identifier names:- Identifier should contain only alphabets…
How primary memory is different from secondary memory? Explain
1.C) How primary memory is different from secondary memory? Explain Answer:- Primary Memory:- The memory that is accessible directly by the CPU of a computer is called primary memory. This…
Define the following with example Bit, Nibble, Byte, word, kilobyte
1.B) Define the following with a suitable example. i. Bit ii. Nibble iii.Byte iv. Word v. Kilobyte Answer:- Bit:- The data are represented by the state of electronic switches. A…
Describe the evolution of Computers. how computers in one generation are better than their predecessors.
1.A) Describe the evolution of Computers by mentioning how computers in onegeneration are better than their predecessors. Answer :- First-generation computers: The key features of first-generation computers are: First-generation computers…