FYBCom(CA)-C Programming Slips

C Programming Practical Slips (1–26) – Complete Slip Wise Questions List

If you are preparing for BCA C Programming Practical Exams, here is the complete collection of C Programming slips (Slip 1 to Slip 26) arranged slip-wise.

This list includes important programs based on Structures, Arrays, Strings, Matrices, Patterns, Number Programs, and Menu Driven Programs.

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Slip 1

  1. Write a C program to accept dimensions of a cylinder and display the surface area and volume of cylinder.
  2. Create a structure employee (id, name, salary). Accept details of n employees and write a menu driven program to search employee by id and display all employees.

Slip 2

  1. Write a C program to accept radius of a circle and display the area and circumference.
  2. Write a program to calculate sum of series up to n terms: Sum = X + X²/2! + X³/3! + … (Use user-defined functions for power and factorial).

Slip 3

  1. Write a C program to convert temperature from Fahrenheit to Celsius and Kelvin.
  2. Write a menu driven program using string library functions strlen(), strcpy(), strcat(), strcmp().

Slip 4

  1. Write a C program to calculate arithmetic mean and harmonic mean of two numbers.
  2. Create structure Student (id, name, marks) to search student by id and display all students.

Slip 5

  1. Write a C program to accept dimensions of a cuboid and display surface area and volume.
  2. Accept a sentence and modify it by replacing spaces with *, reversing alphabet case, and replacing digits with ?.

Slip 6

  1. Accept a character and display its previous and next character.
  2. Accept a string and count occurrences of a specified character.

Slip 7

  1. Accept coordinates (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) and calculate the distance between two points.
  2. Write a C program to multiply two matrices.

Slip 8

  1. A cashier has currency notes of 1, 5, and 10. Accept withdrawal amount and display number of each note.
  2. Write a menu driven matrix program to find sum of upper triangular elements and sum of diagonal elements.

Slip 9

  1. Accept a character and check whether it is vowel or consonant.
  2. Display multiplication tables for numbers within given range.

Slip 10

  1. Accept x and y coordinates and determine the quadrant.
  2. Accept a number and display each digit in words.

Slip 11

  1. Accept cost price and selling price and calculate profit or loss.
  2. Menu driven program to calculate area of circle, circumference of circle, and volume of sphere.

Slip 12

  1. Write a program to calculate sum of digits of a number.
  2. Menu driven program to swap two numbers and calculate arithmetic and harmonic mean.

Slip 13

  1. Display sum of all odd numbers up to n.
  2. Convert decimal number into binary, octal, and hexadecimal.

Slip 14

  1. Check whether a number is Armstrong number.
  2. Count number of even, odd and zero digits in a number.

Slip 15

  1. Check whether a number is perfect number.
  2. Menu driven program to calculate area of square, rectangle, and triangle.

Slip 16

  1. Calculate x^y without using library function.
  2. Display union and intersection of two arrays.

Slip 17

  1. Display multiplication table of a number.
  2. Matrix menu program to display transpose and find sum of odd elements.

Slip 18

  1. Generate numeric triangle pattern:
1
1 2
1 2 3
  1. Calculate series: X – X²/2! + X³/3! – …

Slip 19

  1. Generate star pattern:
* * * *
* * *
* *
*
  1. Matrix program to find sum of diagonal elements and sum of even elements.

Slip 20

  1. Generate number pattern:
1
2 3
4 5 6
  1. Addition of two matrices.

Slip 21

  1. Generate alphabet triangle:
A
A B
A B C
  1. Structure employee program to display employees with salary > 5000 and display all employees.

Slip 22

  1. Generate reverse alphabet triangle:
A B C
A B
A
  1. Matrix program to find sum of non-diagonal elements and sum of odd elements.

Slip 23

  1. Accept n elements of 1D array and display sum.
  2. Copy non-zero elements into another array and calculate sum and average.

Slip 24

  1. Find maximum element in 1D array.
  2. Structure Book (Bno, Bname, Price) to display books with price > 500 and display book with maximum price.

Slip 25

  1. Find sum of all even elements in matrix.
  2. Menu driven program to check Armstrong number and Perfect number.

Slip 26

  1. Calculate string length without using strlen().
  2. Display elements of array.
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