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INDEX
No. Practical Question Date Teacher’s

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1. WAP for Adding two numbers in C++. 02/09/24

2. WAP to check if a number is even or odd. 02/09/24

3. WAP to swap two numbers in C++. 02/09/24

4. WAP to find the largest number among 02/09/24

three numbers.

5. WAP to find the sum of all the natural 02/09/24

numbers from 1 to n.

6. WAP to check whether a number is prime 02/09/24

or not.

7. WAP to compute a power of a given 02/09/24

number to a given power.

8. WAP to calculate the average of all the 02/09/24

elements present in an array.
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9. WAP to find the GCD of two numbers in 02/09/24

C++.

10. WAF to find the length of a string. 02/09/24

11. WAP to illustrate the working of objectsand 09/09/24

classes in C++.

12. WAP To Demonstrate The Use Of References 17/09/24

In C++
. C++ PROGRAM TO DEMONSTRATE
13. PASSING OF REFERENCES AS PARAMETERS 17/09/24

C++ PROGRAM TO DEMONSTRATE

14. REFERENCES AND POINTERS 17/09/24

. C++ PROGRAM TO IMPLEMENT

15. PASS-BY-REFERENCE 19/09/24

16. C++ PROGRAM TO DEMONSTRATE HOW TO 19/09/24

CREATE DYNAMIC VARIABLE USING NEW

. C++ PROGRAM TO ILLUSTRATE HOW TO

17. INITIALIZE A DYNAMIC VARIABLE WITH 23/09/24
ALLOCATION

. C++ PROGRAM TO ILLUSTRATE DYNAMIC

18. ALLOCATION AND DEALLOCATION OF MEMORY 23/09/24
USING NEW AND DELETE
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1. WAP FOR ADDING TWO NUMBERS.

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2. WAP TO CHECK IF A NO. IS EVEN OR NOT.

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3. WAP TO SWAP TWO NUMBERS.

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4. WAP TO FIND THE LARGEST NUMBER AMONG THREE

NUMBERS.
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5. WAP TO FIND THE SUM OF ALL THE NATURAL NUMBERS

FROM 1 TO N.
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6. WAP TO CHECK WHETHER A NUMBER IS PRIME OR NOT.

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7. WAP TO COMPUTER THE POWER OF A GIVEN NUMBER TO A

GIVEN POWER.
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8. WAP TO CALCULATE THE AVERAGE OF ALL THE ELEMENTS.

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9. WAP TO FIND THE GCD OF TWO NUMBERS.

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10. WAP TO FIND THE LENGTH OF A STRING.

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11. WAP TO ILLUSTRATE THE WORKING OF OBJECTS AND

CLASSES.
CLASS: A class is a user-defined data type, which holds its own data
members and member functions, which can be accessed and used by
creating an instance of that class. A C++ class is like a blueprint for an
object.

OBJECTS: When a class is defined, only the specification for the object
is defined; no memory or storage is allocated. To use the data and
access functions defined in the class, you need to create objects.
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12. WAP TO DEMONSTRATE THE USE OF REFERENCES IN C++.

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13. C++ PROGRAM TO DEMONSTRATE

PASSING OF REFERENCES AS PARAMETERS
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13. C++ PROGRAM TO DEMONSTRATE

REFERENCES AND POINTERS

When a variable is declared as a reference, it becomes an alternative

name for an existing variable. A variable can be declared as a reference by
putting ‘&’ in the declaration.

Both references and pointers can be used to change the local variables of
one function inside another function. Both of them can also be used to
save copying of big objects when passed as arguments to functions or
returned from functions, to get efficiency gain.
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15. C++ PROGRAM TO IMPLEMENT

PASS-BY-REFERENCE

When a variable is passed as a reference to a function, the address of the

variable is stored in a pointer variable inside the function. Hence, the variable
inside the function is an alias for the passed variable. Therefore, any operations
performed on the variable inside the function will also be reflected in the calling
function.
• This ability to reflect changes could return more than one value by a
function.
• Also, a void function could technically return value/s using this method.
The & (address of) operator denotes values passed by pass-by-reference in a
function.
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16. C++ PROGRAM TO DEMONSTRATE HOW TO CREATE DYNAMIC

VARIABLE USING NEW

17. C++ PROGRAM TO ILLUSTRATE HOW TO INITIALIZE A DYNAMIC

VARIABLE WITH ALLOCATION
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18. C++ PROGRAM TO ILLUSTRATE DYNAMIC ALLOCATION

AND DEALLOCATION OF MEMORY USING NEW AND DELETE

In C++, dynamic memory allocation allows us to allocate memory during runtime. Dynamic
allocation in an array is particularly useful when the size of an array is not known at compile
time and needs to be specified during runtime.
In C++, we use the new operator for dynamic memory allocation .

NEW OPERATOR :
The new operator denotes a request for memory allocation on the Free Store. If sufficient
memory is available, a new operator initializes the memory and returns the address of the
newly allocated and initialized memory to the pointer variable.
Syntax to use new operator
pointer-variable = new data-type;

DELETE OPERATOR :
Since it is the programmer’s responsibility to deallocate dynamically allocated memory,
programmers are provided delete operator in C++ language.
Syntax:
Release memory pointed by pointer-variable
delete pointer-variable;
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PRACTICAL 19:
Write a Programm to show dynamic memory allocation using array
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Output:

PRACTICAL 20:
WAP to store data of 50 employees using arrays and arrays of object.
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Practical 21: Write a program showing “this pointer” with suitable example.
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OUTPUT:

PRACTICAL 22: WAP to implement friend function by taking some real-life

example
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OUTPUT:

PRACTICAL 23:
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PRACTICAL 24: C++ program to show passing of objects to a function

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PRACTICAL 25: Write a program to demonstrate the concept of passing an

object as a function argument
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PRACTICAL 26: Write a program to demonstrate constructor overloading

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PRACTICAL 27: WAP to show hybrid inheritance .

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OUTPUT :

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PRACTICAL 28: Write a program to subtract two complex numbers using

Classes
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OUTPUT :
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PRACTICAL 29: Write a program to overload binary + to add two similar

types
of objects. (Both with and without using friend functions )
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OUTPUT:

PRACTICAL 30 : Write a program to implement = and += operator.

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PRACTICAL 31: Write a program to implement template Array class

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OUTPUT:
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PRACTICAL 32: Write a program to demonstrate function overloading

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OUTPUT:

PRACTICAL 33: Write a program to illustrate overloading of a template

function using an explicit function
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OUTPUT :

PRACTICAL 34: Write a program to illustrate the use of try, catch and
throw statements.
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PRACTICAL 35 : Write a program to illustrate using multiple catch blocks

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PRACTICAL 36: Write a program to demonstrate exception handling in C++

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PRACTICAL 37: Write a Program to demonstrate rethrowing an exception

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OUTPUT :

PRACTICAL 38: Write a program to demonstrate file handling in C++

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PRACTICAL 39: Write a program to demonstrate the opening and closing

of a file in C++

OUTPUT:
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PRACTICAL 40: Write a program to demonstrate the use of command line

arguments

OUTPUT: