C-University-Course

Collection of all the exercises completed in the university C course in ascending order of difficulty.

• Programming language: C
• IDE used: Dev-C++

Index:

(Click on the name to view the related exercise)

1. Sum of two numbers

2. Given two numbers, I want the larger one

3. Given three numbers, I want the largest

4. Given a number between one and ten, display the multiplication table

5. Given a number between one and twelve, display the corresponding month

6. Acquire a day, a month and a year so that it tells me the non-existent ones

7. Product between two numbers and ask if I want to do it again, infinite times

8. Enter five numbers, view them and take the average

9. Displays the largest and smallest elements of the vector

10. Order the elements of the vector from smallest to largest and vice versa

11. Load a vector with random numbers and display them

12. Game simulation of a football pools slip

13. Simulation of the game of eight with five numbers

14. Adding two numbers (with functions)

15. Given a number between one and ten, display the multiplication table (with functions)

16. Enter two numbers, view them, swap them, view them (with functions)

17. Load a vector with random numbers and display them (with functions)

18. Insertion of the values of a vector, display, minimum, maximum, sum and average, via menu

19. Search for a number in a vector

20. Search for a number in an ordered vector

21. Search for a number in an ordered vector using dichotomous search

22. Attempts to search for a number in a vector first unordered and then using a dichotomous search

23. Request for a number and calculation of the factorial

24. Request for a number and calculation of the factorial via recursive function

25. Loading a matrix with random numbers, displaying the matrix and diagonals

26. Loading a matrix with random numbers, displaying the matrix and diagonals (with functions)

27. Naval battle simulation

28. Loading a string and displaying the number of characters, vowels, words and the opposite

29. Using string library commands

30. Example of registry using structures

31. Example of a registry using structures (with functions)

32. Telephone agenda via structured carriers

33. Telephone directory via file

34. Goods registration

35. Deletion of some records of the goods file

36. Restore deleted records of the goods file

37. Load a matrix of divisors of ten numbers read from a text file

38. Load a matrix of random numbers and write the prime numbers in a text file

39. Weather file

40. Load a matrix reading from file and set non-prime numbers to one

41. Pupil management via file (incomplete)

42. Insertion of name and number from two different text files and display