Print Hello World

Program:

#include <stdio.h>//Declaring libraries

int main(){//Main function

printf("Hello World");//Printing action

return 0;

Output
Perform arithmetic operation

Program:

#include <stdio.h>//Declaring libraries

int main(){//Main function

int a,b,c,d; //Declaring variables

a = 1 + 1; //Addition

b = 2-1; //Subtraction

c = 1*1; //Multiplication

d = 1/1; //Division

//Returning the output after doing arithmetic operations

printf("Addition of 1 and 1 is %d", a);

printf("\nSubtraction of 2 and 1 is %d", b);

printf("\nMultiplication of 1 and 1 is %d", c);

printf("\nDivision of 1 and 1 is %d",d);

return 0; //returning something after calling int main function

Output:
Perform increment and decrement operation.

Program:

#include <stdio.h>//Calling out libraries that we will use

int main(){ //Defining function

int a,b,c,d; //Declaring variables

a= 1, b =2; //Giving values to variables

c = a++;//Performing increment

d = b--;//Performing decrement

//Output

printf("The increment of %d is %d",a,c);

printf("\nThe decrement of %d is %d",b,d);

return 0; }

Output:
Display the size of int, char, float and double.

Program:

#include <stdio.h> //Calling out libraries that we will need

int main(){//Declaring a main function which is a integer

//Printing size of int, float, char and double.

printf("The size of integer is %d",sizeof(int));

printf("\nThe size of float is %d",sizeof(float));

printf("\nThe size of character is %d",sizeof(char));

printf("\nThe size of double is %d",sizeof(double));

return 0;//returning 0

Output:
Take marks of 5 subjects and calculate average
Program:

#include <stdio.h> //Calling out libraries that we will need

int main(){//Declaring a main function which is a integer

int math,science,computer,english,nepali;//Declaring variable to store marks

float avg; //Declaring variables to store average

//Taking students marks as input

printf("\nInput your math marks");

scanf("%d",& math);

printf("\nInput your science marks");

scanf("%d",& science);

printf("\nInput your science marks ");

scanf("%d",& computer);

printf("\nInput your english marks");

scanf("%d",& english);

printf("\nInput your nepali marks");

scanf("%d",& nepali);

avg = (math+science+computer+english+nepali)/5; //Calculation of averages

printf("\nThe average of students marks is %.2f",avg); //Showing output

return 0;//returning 0 }

Output:
Convert cm to m taking user input
Program:

#include <stdio.h> //Calling out libraries that we will need

int main(){//Declaring a main function which is a integer

float l,c; //Declaring variables to store length

//Taking length as input

printf("\nInput your length in cm");

scanf("%f",& l);

c = l/100;//calculation in m

//output

printf("\nYour length in m is %.1f", c);

return 0;//returning 0

Output:
Calculate the volume of cuboid
Program:

#include <stdio.h> //Calling out libraries that we will need

int main(){//Declaring a main function which is a integer

float l,b,h,c; //Declaring variables to store different dimensions and for calculation

//Taking dimensions as input

printf("\nInput your length ");

scanf("%f",& l);

printf("\nInput your breadth ");

scanf("%f",& b);

printf("\nInput your height ");

scanf("%f",&h);

c = l*b*h; //Calculation of volume

printf("\nYour volume is %.1f", c); //Output

return 0;//returning 0

Output:
Take user input money in dollar and convert it in Nepali rupees
Program:

#include <stdio.h> //Calling out libraries that we will need

int main(){//Declaring a main function which is a integer

float c,converted; //Declaring variables to store currency

//Taking currency as input

printf("\nInput your dollars currency ");

scanf("%f",& c);

converted = c * 133.06; //transforming dollar in nepali

printf("\nYour dollar is R$ %f", converted); //Output

return 0;//returning 0

Output:
Program:

#include <stdio.h> //Calling out libraries that we will need

int main(){//Declaring a main function which is a integer

int a,b; //Declaring variables to store numbers

//Taking numbers as input

printf("\nInput your first number ");

scanf("%d",& a);

printf("\nInput your second number ");

scanf("%d",& b);

if (a>b)

printf("%d is greater than %d",a,b);//output

return 0;

else
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printf("%d is greater than %d",b,a); //Output

return 0;

printf("They are equal");

return 0;//returning 0

Output: