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1 Sr. No. B. V.Patel Institute of Business Management, Allocated Hours Problem statements to be perform in laboratory List of Problems Write a program to insert 10 elements into array and Perform following operation. a. Display elements b. Sum of elements c. Average of elements d. Display minimum value from array elements Objective Revision of array 2. Write a program to find second highest value from array elements. 3. Write a program to input element at the position of user s choice Write a program to find second highest value from two dimensional 5. Write a program to input two 3X3 matrixes and display multiplication of both matrixes. 6. Write a program to find second highest value from array elements. 7. Write a program to input element at the position of user s choice. Introduction to multidimensional array Write a program to find position of inputted value from three dimensional Write a program to input 2 matrixes and display multiplication of both matrixes Write a program to implement following operations on stack using A. Push B. Pop C. peep Write a program to reverse string using stack. tion of stack and its applications Mr.Amish Patel Page 1
2 Write a program to evaluate expression using stack Write a program to evaluate postfix expression using stack Write a program to implement following operations on queue using a. Insertion b. Deletion Write a program to implement following operations on circular queue using Insertion Deletion Perform following operation on singly linked list: a. Insert Node at First b. Delete Node from First c. Insert Node at Last d. Delete Node from Last Perform following operation on singly linked list: a. Insert Node at give Position b. Update a node having particular value c. Search a node having particular value d. Display the data of each node in a linked list Perform following operation on doubly linked list: a. Insert Node at First b. Delete Node from First c. Insert Node at Last d. Delete Node from Last tion of stack and its applications tion of singly and doubly linked list at different position Perform following operation on doubly linked list: a. Insert Node at give Position b. Delete Node from given Position c. Search a node having particular value d. Update a node having particular value e. Display the data of each node in a linked list Implement stack using linked list. Implement queue using linked list. Implementi ng stack and queue using linked list Write a program to implement ordered linear search using linked list. Introduction to List using Mr.Amish Patel Page 2
3 Write a program to implement unordered linear search using linked list. linked list Write a program to implement binary search using Write a program to implement bubble sort using Write a program to implement insertion sort using Write a program to implement selection sort using Sorting elements using different algorithms Write a program to implement merge sort using Problem statement for practice 1. Write a program to input N element into array and display it. N must be positive number. 2. Write a program to count total number of odd values, even values and zero in array and display it. 3. Write a program to find second highest value from array elements. 4. Write a program to input element at the position of user s choice. 5. Write a program to input N element into array and display it. N must be positive number. 6. Write a program to count total number of odd values, even values and zero in array and display it. 7. Write a program to find second highest value from array elements. 8. Write a program to find position of inputted value from 9. Write a program to delete an element of array at position of user choice. 10. Write a program to replace old value to new value in 11. Write a program to search value in three dimensional Mr.Amish Patel Page 3
4 12. Write a program to insert only binary digit into array and display into decimal number 13. Write a program to input 3 3 matrix. Display it s in proper matrix format. 14. Write a program to input 3 3 matrix. Display diagonal matrix. 15. Write a program to input 2 matrixes and display addition of both matrixes. 16. Write a program to input 2 matrixes and display subtraction of both matrixes. 17. Write a program to reverse string using stack. 18. Write a program to evaluate expression using stack. 19. Write a program to evaluate postfix expression using stack. 20. Write a program to implement following operations on queue using c. Insertion d. Deletion 21. Write a program to implement following operations on circular queue using A. Insertion B. Deletion 22. Write a program to implement following operations on deque using A. Insertion B. Deletion 23. Perform following operation on singly linked list: e. Insert Node at First f. Delete Node from First g. Insert Node at Last h. Delete Node from Last 24. Perform following operation on singly linked list: e. Insert Node at give Position f. Update a node having particular value g. Search a node having particular value h. Display the data of each node in a linked list 25. Perform following operation on doubly linked list: e. Insert Node at First f. Delete Node from First g. Insert Node at Last h. Delete Node from Last 26. Perform following operation on doubly linked list: f. Insert Node at give Position g. Delete Node from given Position h. Search a node having particular value i. Update a node having particular value Mr.Amish Patel Page 4
5 j. Display the data of each node in a linked list 27. Implement stack using linked list. 28. Implement queue using linked list. 29. Implement circular linked list. 30. Write a program to implement ordered linear search using linked list. 31. Write a program to implement unordered linear search using linked list. 32. Write a program to implement quick sort using 33. Write a program to implement merge sort using 34. Implement stack using linked list. Deadlines to be follow for completion of practical Serial number in practical list Date on which program must get signed 1 to 10 16/02/ 11 to 20 16/03/ 21 to 28 18/04/ Mr.Amish Patel Page 5
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