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Questions and answers, Top-Down Design with Functions in C Programming: A Comprehensive Gu, Exercises of C programming

This document offers an introduction to functions in c programming, covering their definition, usage, and advantages in modular programming. it explores various aspects, including function arguments, return values, void functions, and the use of math library functions. the document also illustrates top-down design principles and their application in creating structured programs. Examples and case studies are included to enhance understanding.

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13 Questions with answers on 03-top-down-
design-with-functionspdf
You'll find the list of questions at the end of the document
1. What header file is required to use the sqrt function in C?
To use the `sqrt` function, you need to include the `math.h` header file
using the preprocessor directive `#include `.
2. Explain the difference between floor(x) and ceil(x) functions in
C, providing an example for each.
`floor(x)` returns the largest whole number less than or equal to x, while
`ceil(x)` returns the smallest whole number greater than or equal to x. For
example, `floor(3.7)` returns `3.0`, and `ceil(3.7)` returns `4.0`. Similarly,
`floor(-14.2)` returns `-15.0`, and `ceil(-14.2)` returns `-14.0`.
3. Describe the purpose of a structure chart in top-down design.
A structure chart is a documentation tool used in top-down design to
visually represent the relationships among the subproblems of a larger
problem. It shows how the main problem is broken down into smaller, more
manageable modules or functions and how these modules interact with
each other.
4. Explain the concept of procedural abstraction and its advantages
in programming.
Procedural abstraction is a programming technique where the main
function consists primarily of function calls, with each function
implemented separately. This allows for modularity and code reuse. The
advantages include improved code organization, readability, and
maintainability, as well as the ability to reuse functions in different parts of
the program or in other programs.
5. Write a C code snippet that calculates the volume of a cylinder
using a function named volcyl. The function should take the radius
and height as input and return the volume.
```c #include #define PI 3.1416 double volcyl(double r, double h) { double
v; v = PI * r * r * h; return v; } int main() { double radius = 31.7; double
height = 12.5; double volume = volcyl(radius, height); printf("The volume of
the cylinder is: %lf\n", volume); return 0; } ```
6. What is the purpose of the rand() function, and what header file is
required to use it?
The `rand()` function generates a pseudo-random integer number between
0 and `RAND_MAX`. To use it, you need to include the `stdlib.h` header file.
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You'll find the list of questions at the end of the document

  1. What header file is required to use the sqrt function in C?

To use the sqrt function, you need to include the math.h header file using the preprocessor directive #include.

  1. Explain the difference between floor(x) and ceil(x) functions in C, providing an example for each.

floor(x) returns the largest whole number less than or equal to x, while ceil(x) returns the smallest whole number greater than or equal to x. For example, floor(3.7) returns 3.0, and ceil(3.7) returns 4.0. Similarly, floor(-14.2) returns -15.0, and ceil(-14.2) returns -14.0.

  1. Describe the purpose of a structure chart in top-down design.

A structure chart is a documentation tool used in top-down design to visually represent the relationships among the subproblems of a larger problem. It shows how the main problem is broken down into smaller, more manageable modules or functions and how these modules interact with each other.

  1. Explain the concept of procedural abstraction and its advantages in programming.

Procedural abstraction is a programming technique where the main function consists primarily of function calls, with each function implemented separately. This allows for modularity and code reuse. The advantages include improved code organization, readability, and maintainability, as well as the ability to reuse functions in different parts of the program or in other programs.

  1. Write a C code snippet that calculates the volume of a cylinder using a function named volcyl. The function should take the radius and height as input and return the volume.
v; v = PI * r * r * h; return v; } int main() { double radius = 31.7; double height = 12.5; double volume = volcyl(radius, height); printf("The volume of the cylinder is: %lf\n", volume); return 0; } ``` 6. What is the purpose of the rand() function, and what header file is required to use it? The `rand()` function generates a pseudo-random integer number between 0 and `RAND_MAX`. To use it, you need to include the `stdlib.h` header file. 7. Explain the difference between i++ and ++i in C. Provide a code example to illustrate the difference. Both `i++` and `++i` increment the value of `i` by 1. However, `i++` (postfix increment) returns the original value of `i` *before* the increment, while `++i` (prefix increment) returns the value of `i` *after* the increment. #include <stdio.h> int main() { int i = 5; int a = i++; // a = 5, i = 6 printf("a = %d, i = %d\n", a, i); i = 5; int b = ++i; // b = 6, i = 6 printf("b = %d, i = %d\n", b, i); return 0; } ```</div> **8. Describe the purpose of the `pow(x, y)` function and provide an examp <div style="text-align: justify">The `pow(x, y)` function calculates x rai **9. Explain how to convert degrees to radians in C, and why this conversi <div style="text-align: justify">To convert degrees to radians, you use th **10. Given the formula for the rim area of a flat washer is PI * (R*R - r <div style="text-align: justify">```c #include <stdio.h> #include <math.h> #define PI 3. double calculateRimArea(double outerRadius, double innerRadius) { return PI * (pow(outerRadius, 2) - pow(innerRadius, 2)); } int main() { double outer_radius = 5.0; double inner_radius = 2.0; double area = calculateRimArea(outer_radius, inner_radius); printf("The rim area is: %lf\n", area); return 0; } ```</div> **11. What is a void function, and how is it called in a C program?** ## 13 Questions on 03-top-down-design-with- ## functionspdf What header file is required to use the sqrt function in C? Explain the difference between floor(x) and ceil(x) functions in C, providing an example for each. Describe the purpose of a structure chart in top-down design. Explain the concept of procedural abstraction and its advantages in programming. Write a C code snippet that calculates the volume of a cylinder using a function named volcyl. The function should take the radius and height as input and return the volume. What is the purpose of the rand() function, and what header file is required to use it? Explain the difference between i++ and ++i in C. Provide a code example to illustrate the difference. Describe the purpose of the pow(x, y) function and provide an example of its usage. Explain how to convert degrees to radians in C, and why this conversion is necessary when using trigonometric functions like sin(x) and cos(x). Given the formula for the rim area of a flat washer is PI * (RR - rr), where R is the outer radius and r is the inner radius, write a C function that calculates the rim area. Include necessary header files and define PI as a constant. What is a void function, and how is it called in a C program? Explain the importance of argument order and type when calling a function in C. Provide an example of what might happen if these rules are violated. Given the formula result = (a+b)^2 / √(a-c), write a C function named formula that takes a and c as doubles and b as an integer, calculates the result, and returns it as a double. Include error handling for the case where a-c is negative, returning -1.0 in that case.