ANNA UNIVERSITY PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONS (MAY – JUNE 2010)

GE2155 – Computer Practice Lab-II

Set – I
1. a. Write and execute the following UNIX commands
(i) Create a file.
(ii) Display only the first two characters of all the lines from a file.
(iii) Convert the lower case to uppercase.
(iv) Combine two strings.
(v) Display the file contents in descending order.

b. Write a Shell program to check the given number is even or odd

c. Write a C program using dynamic memory allocation to sort ‘n’ numbers in ascending
order.
2. a. Write and execute the following UNIX commands
(i) Create two files with the name of name.txt, which contain only names, and
reg.txt with the content of register number respectively.
(ii) Combine the two files in the form of register number followed by name
(iii) Sort the two files in ascending order
(iv) Count the number of lines in the files
(v) Rename the two files.

b. Write a Shell program to check and display 10 leap years

c. Write a C program using dynamic memory allocation to sort ‘n’ numbers in descending
order.
3. a. Write and execute the following UNIX commands
(i) Create two files.
(ii) Combine the two files.
(iii) Search a specific word from any one of the file.
(iv) Search a specific file from a directory.
(v) Display the common and distinct line of contents from a file.

b. Write a Shell program to find the area and circumference of a circle.

c. Write a C program using dynamic memory allocation to sort ‘n’ names in ascending order.
4. a. Write and execute the following UNIX commands
(i) Create two files.
(ii) Display the contents of both the files.
(iii) Count the number of characters in both the files.
(iv) Rename the two files.
(v) Combine the two files without duplicate.

b. Write a Shell program to check the given number and its reverse are same.
c. Write a C program using dynamic memory allocation to sort ‘n’ names in descending order.

5. a. Write and execute the following UNIX commands

(i) To view all the files and directories page by page
(ii) To view only the directories page by page.
(iii) To view only the files in a directory.
(iv) Display the working directory.
(v) Display the complete path of the working directory.
b. Write a Shell program to check the given string is palindrome or not.
c. Write a C program using dynamic memory allocation to add two matrices.
6. a. Write and execute the following UNIX commands
 (i) Display the calendar.
(ii) Execute more than one command at a time (using semi-colon ;)
(iii) Display the user’s full details.
(iv) Display the user-id / Group-id.
(v) Execute more than one command at a time (using logical-AND &&).
b. Write a Shell program to find the sum of odd and even numbers from a set of numbers.
c. Write a C program using dynamic memory allocation to subtract two matrices.
7. a. Write and execute the following UNIX commands
(i) Demonstrate pipe command
(ii) Demonstrate tee command
(iii) Use more than one command at a time (who and date)
(iv) Create a file called create.txt
(v) Move the file create.txt to move.txt

b. Write a Shell program to find the roots of a quadratic equation

c. Write a C program using dynamic memory allocation to transpose a given matrix
8. a. Write and execute the following UNIX commands
(i) Create a file
(ii) Print the specified number of lines of a file from start to end of the file.
(iii) Display the file content with line number
(iv) Update the file content with I/O redirection
(v) Rename the file

b. Write a Shell program to check the given integer is Armstrong number or not.
c. Write a C program using dynamic memory allocation to copy one matrix to another matrix
9. a. Write and execute the following UNIX commands
(i) Create a directory
(ii) Create a file
(iii) Rename the directory
(iv) Rename the file
(v) View the file

b. Write a Shell program to check the given integer is prime or not

c. Write a C program using dynamic memory allocation to perform multiplication of two
matrices
10. a. Write and execute the following UNIX commands
(i) Create a file
(ii) Update the file

(iii) Display the file content

(iv) Display the file with line number
(v) Count the number of words in the file
b. Write a Shell program to generate prime numbers between 1 and 50
c. Write a C program using dynamic memory allocation to find the sum of elements of a
matrix
11. a. Write and execute the following UNIX commands
(i) Create a Directory called main
(ii) Create a sub-directory called sub in the main directory
(iii) Create a file in the main directory
(iv) Copy the file to the sub directory
(v) Delete the file in the main directory

b. Write a Shell program to find the sum of square of individual digits of a number
c. Write a C program using dynamic memory allocation to develop a mark sheet of 5
students.
12. a. Write and execute the following UNIX commands
(i) Display the calendar
(ii) Display the date and time
(iii) Display the present working directory
(iv) Display your user name
(v) Create a file using cat command

b. Write a Shell program to find the sum of cube of individual digits of a number
c. Write a C program using dynamic memory allocation to develop salary details of 5
employees
13. a. Write and execute the following UNIX commands
(i) Use finger command
(ii) Use grep command
(iii) Use diff command
(iv) Use uniq command
(v) Use cmp command

b. Write a Shell program to execute various UNIX commands using case statements
c. Write a C program using dynamic memory allocation to find the minimum and maximum
of a
set of numbers.
14. a. Write and execute the following UNIX commands
(i) Create a directory
(ii) View all directories from a user
(iii) Rename a directory
(iv) View all the directories starting with a specific character.
(v) View only the hidden directories

b. Write a Shell program to count the number of vowels in a line of text

c. Write a C program to find the sum of ‘n’ numbers using function.
15. a. Write and execute the following UNIX commands
(i) Create a file
(ii) View only files from a directory
(iii) Rename a file
(iv) View all files starting with a specific character
(v) View all the files which has a specific extension

b. Write a Shell program to display student grades

c. Write a C program using pointers to allocate a memory for the string “University” and
reallocate the memory for the string to “University Examinations”
16. a. Write and execute the following UNIX commands
(i) Create a directory with the name of Exam
(ii) Change the Exam directory as the working directory
(iii) Create a file called exam.txt in the Exam directory
(iv) View the content of the exam.txt file
(v) Rename the file exam.txt to test.txt

b. Write a Shell program to find the smallest number from a set of numbers
c. Write a C program using pointers to combine two array elements without duplicate
17. a. Write and execute the following UNIX commands
(i) To check the working directory
(ii) Change the password
(iii) To display today’s date
(iv) To display the calendar of this month
(v) To display a message “University Exam” using a special character

b. Write a Shell program to find the smallest digit from a number

c. Write a program to perform file copy operation
18. a. Write and execute the following UNIX commands
(i) Create two directories called CS1101 and CS1102
(ii) Create a file called cs1101.txt in the CS1101 directory
(iii) Copy the file cs1101.txt from CS1101 to CS1102
(iv) Update the file content of cs1101.txt in the CS1102 directory
(v) Rename the file in the CS1102 with cs1102.txt

b. Write a Shell program to find the sum of all numbers between 50 and 100, which are
divisible by
3 and not divisible by 5
c. Write a program to create two files and perform merge operation on it
19. a. Write and execute the following UNIX commands
(i) Create a file
(ii) Rename a file
(iii) Change the mode of the file to read only
(iv) View the content of a file
(v) Count the number of words in a file

b. Write a Shell program to find the sum of digits of a number until a single digit is obtained.
c. Write a C program using dynamic memory allocation to copy one matrix to another matrix
20. a. Write and execute the following UNIX commands
(i) Count the specific number of lines from a file start from the beginning of the
file
(ii) To destroy a specific file from a user directory
(iii) Send a greeting message to other user
(iv) Execute a shell program
(v) To display current time

b. Write a Shell program to find the second highest number from a set of numbers
c. Write a C program using dynamic memory allocation to develop salary details of 5
employees
 ANNA UNIVERSITY PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONS (MAY – JUNE 2010)
GE2155 – Computer Practice Lab-II
Mark Allocation
UNIX Commands - 10 marks
Shell Programming* - 40 marks
C - Programming* - 40 marks
Viva-voce - 10 marks
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Total - 100 marks
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* Shell programming and C programming mark allocation (40 marks)
Algorithm - 10 marks
Program - 20 marks
Execution - 10 marks
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Total - 40 marks
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