Develop Programming Skills

Duration 6 weeks, Hoven Courses, Venue: Hoven. Limited Seats, Register Now !

About this Course

Do you find it difficult to write programs ? Do you find it difficult to generate those star(*) based patterns ? Are you afraid of writing pointer based programs ? Then this course is meant for you. It will help you become a sharp programmer by radically improving your programming skills.

What is covered ?

This course takes you through a large number of programs in C/C++. For each program there is an in-depth explanation of the logic involved as well as the algorithm behind it. You will write each program and see it running. All topics are covered like loops, arrays, pointers, algorithms, variables, data types, nested loops, CStrings, classes, polymorphism, etc.,

What is the Training Method ?

This is 100% practical course. You must bring your laptop daily, we shall provide all necessary softwares and infrastructure.

Any Study Material Provided ?

We shall provide you complete study material package.

Preview of Nature of Programs to be Discussed

1. Write a C program which finds the largest number and its position in an integer array of 10 elements.
2. Write a C program that reads five numbers ( each between 1 and 30). For each number read, you program should print a line containing that number of asterisks. For example, if user enters the number seven, then your program should print - * * * * * * *.
3. A factorial of a number 'n' is product of numbers from 1 up to number 'n'. For example, 5!=(1 x 2 x 3 x 4 x 5). Write a C program to accept an integer from the user and display a table of factorials till that number. Suppose user inputs 4, then the desired output is as follows

   1! = 1
   2! = 1 * 2
   3! = 1 * 2 * 3
   4! = 1 * 2 * 3 * 4
   

4. Write a C program to create an array of 10 integer elements and initialize its elements with zeros. Receive 10 integers from the user at keyboard and store them in the array. Check whether array is "SYMMETRICAL" or not. To understand this concept clearly, read the following example. Suppose, we have an integer array with following elements

   a[0] = 909a[1] = 675a[2] = 345a[3] = 345a[4] = 675a[5] = 909where, a[0] = a[5]; a[1] = a[4]; and a[2] = a[3].Thus, this is a "SYMMETRICAL" array.

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