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1) Write a program to print the total length of the string given below,
then extract the string and count its length.Example: "Keep your city
clean." Extract "city" and count its length.
Solution
1.
2) Takes the filename as an argument and display the count of words
for that file.
Solution 2.
3) Write a program to send a mail (only text) to a given user mail-address.
Solution 3.
4)Reads a line of input and print
a) 1-if a line consists of nonzero integers,
b) 0-if line consists of zero as a string.
Solution 4.
5) Read in some numbers and show them in ascending and descending
order.
Solution 5.
6)Read lines of input containing numbers, each of which is separated
by exactly on blank space :
a) Total for each line,
b) Grand total
Solution 6.
7) Write a program that will do a minimal emulation of �bc� tool of unix
in the following fashion:
Accept assignment operations separated by your favorite
delimiter (for example: newline-'n�) until the program encounters the string
�stop�. The line just above the �stop� signal will contain the expression
the program is supposed to evaluate. The program should evaluate and
print the result of this expression.
An example operation:
a. A = 4
b. B = 5
c. C = 21
d. D = 6
e. E = A*D-C+B
f. Stop
So the program should Print : �Result = 8�. You may conveniently
ignore the operators precedence; just evaluate the expression
from left to right.
Solution
7.
8)Reads a list of filenames from the command line and examines
their size. If the file is bigger than 10000 bytes, then print "Big File".
Solution
8.
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