Finding out the grade of a subject by putting it’s mark, Finding out the biggest number among the three numbers,Finding out the smallest number among the three numbers,Finding out a number is even or odd.

Problem : Finding out the grade of a subject by putting it’s mark.

Finding out the grade of a subject by putting it’s mark.


Solution: 

Introduction: In this problem, we found out the grade of subject by giving mark of it as the input 

through C programming by using codeblocks. Each instruction in a C program is written as a 

separate statement. C has no specific rules for the position at which a statement is to be written in 

a given line. That’s why it is often called a free-form language. #include is a preprocessor directive. 

Then we used int main ( ) with a {}. We used it to start our programming We used printf ( ) to 

show data, information etc. on the screen. We used scanf for taking input from the user. We used 

int here to take two variables. Here, m and r are two numbers which were given by user.


Code:

 #include<stdio.h>

 int main( ) {

 int m;

 printf("Enter your mark:");

 scanf("%d",&m);

 if (m>80) {

 printf("A+"); }

 else if (80>m && 75<=m) {

 printf("A") ; }

 else if (75>m && 70<=m) {

 printf("A-") ; }

 else if (70>m && 65<=m) {

 printf("B+"); }

 else if (65>m && 60<=m) {

 printf("B"); }

 else if (60>m && 55<=m) {

 printf("B-"); } 

else if (55>m && 50<=m) {

 printf("C+"); }

else if (50>m && 45<=m) {

printf("C"); } 

else if (45>m && 40<=m) {

 printf("D"); }

else if (m<40) {

 printf("Fail :(");}

 return 0; }


Output:

Finding out the grade of a subject by putting it’s mark.


Discussion: We successfully run the program by using codeblocks. Here, we took m=59 and the 

output was B- which was seen on the display automatically and the result was absolutely correct. 

So, we could see that by using C programming we can find any grade by putting the mark without 

any possibility of any kind of error.


Problem: Finding out the biggest number among the three numbers.

Solution: 

Finding out the biggest number among the three numbers.



Introduction: In this problem, we found out the biggest number among the three numbers . Three

numbers were given by the user as the input through C programming by using codeblocks. Each 

instruction in a C program is written as a separate statement. C has no specific rules for the position 

at which a statement is to be written in a given line. That’s why it is often called a free-form 

language. #include is a preprocessor directive. Then we used int main ( ) with a {}. We used it to 

start our programming We used printf ( ) to show data, information etc. on the screen. We used 

scanf for taking input from the user. We used int here to take three varriables. Here, p,q and r were 

three numbers which were given by user. 


Code:

#include<stdio.h>

int main()

{

 int p,q,r;

 printf("enter the 1st number:");

 scanf("%d",&p);

 printf("enter the 2nd number:");

 scanf("%d",&q);

 printf("enter the 3rd number:");

 scanf("%d",&r);

 if (p>q && p>r) { printf ("THe bigger number is:%d",p) ;

 }

 else if (q>p && q>r) { printf ("THe bigger number is:%d",q) 

;

 }

 else if (r>p && r>q) { printf ("THe bigger number is:%d",r) 

;

 }

 else { printf ("Three numbers are equal") ;

 }

}


Output:

Finding out the biggest number among the three numbers.



Discussion: We successfully run the program by using codeblocks. Here, we took p=34and q=65 

and r=92 and the biggest number was 92 which was seen on the display automatically and the 

result was absolutely correct. And if the user gave three equal numbers, it could show the equality 

too. So, we could see that by using C programming we can calculate anything without any 

possibility of any kind of error.


Problem : Finding out the smallest number among the three numbers.

Solution: 

Finding out the smallest number among the three numbers.



Introduction: In this problem, we found out the smallest number among the three numbers . Three 

numbers were given by the user as the input through C programming by using codeblocks. Each 

instruction in a C program is written as a separate statement. C has no specific rules for the position 

at which a statement is to be written in a given line. That’s why it is often called a free-form 

language. #include is a preprocessor directive. Then we used int main ( ) with a {}. We used it to 

start our programming We used printf ( ) to show data, information etc. on the screen. We used 

scanf for taking input from the user. We used int here to take three variables. Here, p,q and r were 

three numbers which were given by user. 


Code:

#include<stdio.h>

int main()

{

 int p,q,r;

 printf("enter the 1st number:");

 scanf("%d",&p);

 printf("enter the 2nd number:");

 scanf("%d",&q);

 printf("enter the 3rd number:");

 scanf("%d",&r);

 if (p<q && p<r) { printf ("THe bigger number is:%d",p) ;

 }

 else if (q<p && q<r) { printf ("THe bigger number is:%d",q) 

;

 }

 else if (r<p && r<q) { printf ("THe bigger number is:%d",r) 

;

 }

 else { printf ("Three numbers are equal") ;

 }

}


Output:

Finding out the smallest number among the three numbers.



Discussion: We successfully run the program by using codeblocks. Here, we took p=34 and q=65 

and r=92 and the smallest number was 34 which was seen on the display automatically and the 

result was absolutely correct. And if the user gave three equal numbers, it could show the equality 

too. So, we could see that by using C programming we can calculate anything without any 

possibility of any kind of error.


Problem: Finding out a number is even or odd.


Finding out a number is even or odd



Solution: 


Introduction: In this problem, we found out the smallest number among the three numbers . Three 

numbers were given by the user as the input through C programming by using codeblocks. Each 

instruction in a C program is written as a separate statement. C has no specific rules for the position 

at which a statement is to be written in a given line. That’s why it is often called a free-form 

language. #include is a preprocessor directive. Then we used int main ( ) with a {}. We used it to 

start our programming We used printf ( ) to show data, information etc. on the screen. We used 

scanf for taking input from the user. We used int here to take a number. Here, n was a varriable 

for the number which was given by the user. 


Code:

 #include<stdio.h>

 int main (){

 int n ;

 printf("Enter the number");

 scanf("%d",&n);

 if ( n%2 == 0 ){

 printf("%d is an even number",n);}

 else { printf ("%d is an odd number",n);}

}


Output:

Finding out a number is even or odd.



Discussion: We successfully run the program by using codeblocks. Here, we took n=6, which 

was an even number and was seen on the display automatically and the result was absolutely 

correct. And if the user gave three equal numbers, it could show the equality too. So, we could see 

that by using C programming we can calculate anything without any possibility of any kind of 

error.










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