Category: C Language

This program will accept input from user. and then by iterating each character from sentence it will count number of vowel and consonant. “A”, “E”,”I”,”O”,”U” either in upper or lower case character are vowels. Other than “A”, “E”,”I”,”O”,”U” all characters between A to Z are consonant.

//Program Name: C Program to count vowel, consonant 

#include<stdio.h>
#include<string.h>
 void main()
 {
   char str[50],ch; //defining variable to accept input
   int chCount=0,cCnt=0,vCount=0;

    printf("\n\tEnter string to count vowel, consonant:\t");
    gets(str); // Read input in "str" variable
    

  while (str[chCount] != '\0')
  {
      ch=str[chCount];
      
   if((ch >= 'a' && ch <= 'z') || (ch >= 'A' &&ch <= 'Z'))
   {
       if(ch=='a'||ch=='i'||ch=='o'||ch=='u'||ch=='e' ||ch=='A'||ch=='E'||ch=='I'||ch=='O'||ch=='U')
	       vCount=vCount+1;
	    else
	       cCnt=cCnt+1;
   }
    chCount++;
 }

 printf("\nNumber of vowels in given sentence are :%d \t ",vCount);
 printf("\nNumber of Consonants in given sentence are : %d \t ",cCnt);
 }

Output

Program will read sentence in variable str. Every sentence end with ‘\0’ so we are iterating sentence character by character till we not receive ‘\0’. as we need to increment while count manually hence we are using chCount++; Each character is then getting compared with vowels and then associated variable counter is also getting incremented by one.

Click here for another program for vowel and consonants https://ethosspace.com/programmers/c-program-to-check-if-vowel-or-consonant/

Program is accepting radius of circle and using below formula

area of circle : A=πr2

Circumference of circle = 2πr

Volume of Sphere = V=4/3 πr3

//Program name: Calculate Area, Circumference of Circle and Volume of sphere

#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>

#define pi 3.14        //constant decleration

void main()
{    int r,op;
     float c_area,c_circumference,c_Vsphere;
     printf("\nEnter Radius of Circle to Calculate area, Circumference : ");
     scanf("%d",&r);

     printf("\n\t1) Area of Circle. \n\t2) Circumference of circle.\n\t3) Volume of Sphere.");
     printf("\n\n\tSelect  Option : ");
     scanf("%d",&op);
     switch(op)
	{  case 1:  c_area=(float) pi*r*r;
		    printf("\n\n\tArea of Circle = %.2f ",c_area);
		    break;
	   case 2:  c_circumference=(float) 2*pi*r;
		    printf("\n\n\tCircumference of circle = %.2f ",c_circumference);
		    break;
	   case 3:  c_Vsphere=(float) 4/3*pi*r*r*r;
		    printf("\n\n\tVolume of Sphere = %.2f ",c_Vsphere);
		    break;
	   default: printf("\n\t Invalid option ");

	}

}//main                                    

Output

Enter Radius of Circle to Calculate area, Circumference : 7

        1) Area of Circle. 
        2) Circumference of circle.
        3) Volume of Sphere.

        Select  Option : 1

        Area of Circle = 153.86 
 	
	Select  Option : 2

	Circumference of circle. = 43.96

	Select  Option : 3

	Volume of Sphere. = 1436.03 

Below program first accept the positive number from user and then find out the sum of digits. for example if user enter 234 then sum of digit is 2+3+4 = 9

//Program Name: Write a function for Sum Of digits
// for example if user enter 121 then sum of digit is 1+2+1 = 4

#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
int sum_d(int n)
 {
    if(n==0)
       return(0);
    else
      return(n%10+sum_d(n/10));
 }//end of function

void main()
{     int no,sum;

      printf("\n\tEnter a number to calculate digit sum:\t ");
      scanf("%d",&no);

       sum=sum_d(no);

      printf(" \n\n\tSum of digit is =\t %d ",sum);

}//end of main

Output

        Enter a number to calculate digit sum:   543
 

        Sum of digit is =        12


        Enter a number to calculate digit sum:   2
 

        Sum of digit is =        2

Palindrome meaning word, phrase that reads the same backwards as forwards. for example Madam, Kayak, radar, civic, refer. See below code to accept input from user and check.

/* Program Name: Check if given string is palindrome or not. ( Run Program in Turbo C)
*/
#include<stdio.h>
#include<string.h>
void main()
{
  char str[50], str2[50];
  printf("\n\nEnter String to Check if given string is palindrome or not:\t ");
  scanf("%s",str);
  //using strcpy function creating copy of string in string 2
  strcpy(str2,str);
  strrev(str2);  
  //This function is available in ANSI C compiler not in other.
  //using strrev function reversing the string.

  // now comparing both string to check if they are same or not.
  if(strcmp(str,str2)==0)
     printf("\n\nGiven String is Palindrome");
  else
    printf("\n\nGiven String is Not Palindrome");
}//main

Output

Enter String to Check if given string is palindrome or not: kayak



Given String is Palindrome


Enter String to Check if given string is palindrome or not: Software


Given String is Not Palindrome

In this program we are accepting two strings from user using Gets. After that by calculating length of first string program is using for loop to append each character of second string to first string.

/* Program Name: Concatenate Two String without using in built-in function concat.
*/
#include<stdio.h>
#include<string.h>
void main() 
{
	char string1[150], string2[100];
	int str1Len,str2Len;
	
	printf("\nEnter String 1 :\t");
	gets(string1);
	printf("\nEnter String 2 :\t");
	gets(string2);
	
	//identify entered string length using strlen function.
	str1Len=strlen(string1);
	
	// now using for loop we will add second string into first character by character.
	for (str2Len=0;string2[str2Len]!='\0';str1Len++,str2Len++)
	string1[str1Len]=string2[str2Len];
	string1[str1Len]='\0';
	
	printf("\n\nConcated string is :\t%s", string1);

}

Output

Enter String 1 :        Learning C Language

Enter String 2 :        Is Easy


Concated string is :    Learning C LanguageIs Easy

Concatenating means joining two strings for example first and last name.

strcat function belongs to string.h header file.

syntax for strcat function is char *strcat(char *stringOne, const char *stringTwo);

Below is code or example for strcat function.

//Program Name: strcat function example in c

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

int main () {
   char stringOne[50], stringTwo[50];

    printf ("\n\tEnter first String\t");
    scanf("%s",stringOne);
    printf("\n\tEnter Second String\t");
    scanf("%s",stringTwo);
    
    strcat(stringOne,stringTwo);
    
    printf("\nHere is concatenated string after using stcat function\n\n %s",stringOne);

   return(0);
}

Output

	Enter first String	Learning

	Enter Second String	-C


Here is concatenated string after using stcat function

 Learning-C

To convert temperature from Fahrenheit to Celsius we are using formula as (temperature – 32) * (5/9)

To convert temperature from Fahrenheit to Celsius we are using formula as (temperature – 32) * (5/9) + 273.15

//Accept Temperature in fahrenheit (F) and print it in Celsius(C) acn Kelvin(K).
// fahrenheit to Celsius = (Temp°F − 32) × 5/9 = °C
// fahrenheit to kelvin = (Temp°F − 32) × 5/9 + 273.15 = 273.15K

#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>

void main()
 {
   float F_Temp,C_Temp,K_Temp;// declaring variable as float as Temperature can be in decimal.
   printf("\n\t Enter Temperature in Fahrenheit: ");
   scanf("%f",&F_Temp);                        //%f Read float value
//Now converting F_Temp to Celsius and Kelvin
   C_Temp=(F_Temp-32.0)*(5.0/9.0);
   K_Temp=((F_Temp-32.0)*(5.0/9.0))+273.15;
   printf("\n\t Temperature in Celsius= %.2f °C",C_Temp);
   printf("\n\t Temperature in Kelvin = %.2f K",K_Temp);  //Printing results up to 2 decimal point

   getch();
 }

Output

	 Enter Temperature in Fahrenheit: 67



	Temperature in Celsius= 19.44 °C

	Temperature in Kelvin = 292.59 K

In Above program we can directly convert Celsius Temperature to Kelvin by adding 273.15k

Program is accepting any character from user. We compare user input with ASCII value of A to Z or a to z. ASCII value of lower case a to z start from 97 to 122. ASCII value of uppercase A to Z start from 65 to 90.

/******************************************************************
Program Name: Write program to check whether given character is a 
digit or character in lowercase or uppercase alphabet without using any function
**********************************************************/
#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
 void main()
 {
   //variable declaration to store user input
   char ch;
   //ASCII value of a to z is between 97 to 122
   //ASCII value of A to Z is between 65 to 90
   printf("\n\tEnter Character : ");
   ch=getchar();
   if((ch>=48)&&(ch<=57))
     {
      printf("\n\t %c is integer ",ch);
     }
   else
    {
      if((ch>=97)&&(ch<=122))
	   printf("\n\t '%c' is Lowercase alphabet character ",ch);
      else
      {
	if((ch>=65)&&(ch<=90))
	   printf("\n\t '%c' is Uppercase alphabet character ",ch);
	   else
    printf("\n\t '%c' is not alphabet or number",ch);
    }
    }
    getch();
 }

Output

Enter Character : D

'D' is Uppercase alphabet character 

    Enter Character : d
     'd' is Lowercase alphabet character

      
        Enter Character : $
         '$' is not alphabet or number

Enter Character : 1

	 1 is integer 

Below code will check whether character passed from command line is vowel or consonant.

“A”, “E”,”I”,”O”,”U” either in upper or lower case character are vowels. Other than “A”, “E”,”I”,”O”,”U” all characters between A to Z are consonant.

//Program Name: Accept a lower or Upper case character from the user from command line 
//for example program name character (main.c a)
//and check whether the character is a vowel or consonant.

#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include<string.h>
 void main(int argc, char *argv[])
 {
   char ch;
   //we are storing first character of second parameter in below way
   ch=argv[2][0];
   


   if((ch >= 'a' && ch <= 'z') || (ch >= 'A' &&ch <= 'Z'))
   {
       if(ch=='a'||ch=='i'||ch=='o'||ch=='u'||ch=='e' ||ch=='A'||ch=='E'||ch=='I'||ch=='O'||ch=='U')
	       printf("\n\n %c is Vowel ",ch);
	    else
	       printf("\n\n %c is Consonant ",ch);
   }
   else
      printf("\n\n %c is not character",ch);
    
   getch();
 }

Output

While running above code from command line need to pass two arguments like “program name” “character” for e.g main.c i and then press enter. Program will read second string of command line and capture first character of that string and store it in variable “ch”. In If condition it is validating whether entered character is in between lower/upper case A to Z. After successful validation it is comparing characters with vowels if not matched then it shows output as consonant.

Any character which does not belong to A to Z, Program is treating it as “invalid input”.

Below Running code will calculate the final velocity based on user input.

Program is using formula v = u + at. The assumption is the user will enter values in decimal and time should not be negative.

//Program Name: Calculate Final Velocity.
//formula v= u + at 
//u = initial velocity
//v = final velocity
//a = acceleration
//t = time

#include<stdio.h>
void main(){

 //declare variable
 float u,t, a, v;

 //get value of initial velocity
 printf("Enter the Value Of Initial Velocity  ");
 scanf("%f",&u);

 //read value of time
 printf("Enter the Value Of Time  ");
 scanf("%f",&t);

 //Read value of acceleration
 printf("Enter the Value Of acceleration  ");
 scanf("%f",&a);

//Calculate only if time is not negative
 if( t > 0 ) 
 {
 // formula to calculate final velocity
 v = ( u + ( a * t ) );
 printf("With the initial velocity %.2f, time %.2f and acceleration %.2f, \n The value of final velocity is %f m/s", u, t, a, v);
 }
 else
 {
 printf("Entered time is negative");
 } 
}

Output

Users can enter velocity-time and acceleration in decimal values so we declare variables as a float. The program also shows how to display decimal points up to 2 digits by using %.2f