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WRITE A PROGRAM WHICH PRINTS THE MENTIONED OUTPUT.

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STATEMENT:-

WRITE A PROGRAM WHICH PRINTS THE MENTIONED OUTPUT.

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WRITE A PROGRAM WHICH PRINTS THE MENTIONED OUTPUT.

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WRITE A PROGRAM WHICH PRINTS A TRIANGLE WITH THE HELP OF LINE STATEMENT.

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WRITE A PROGRAM WHICH FINDS OUT THE AREA OF A CIRCLE.

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WRITE A PROGRAM WHICH FINDS OUT THE AREA OF A SQUARE..

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WRITE A PROGRAM WHICH PRINTS THE BIODATA OF FIVE STUDENTSBY USING READ…. DATA STATEMENT.

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WRITE A PROGRAM WHICH ACCEPTS A STUDENT BIODATA AND PRINTS IT.

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WRITE A PROGRAM WHICH FINDS OUT THE AREA OF A TRIANGLE.

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WRITE A PROGRAM WHICH FINDS OUT THE AREA OF A SQUARE..

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WRITE A PROGRAM WHICH ACCEPTS TEN NUMBERS IN AN ARRAY AND PRINTS THEIR SUM, PRODUCT AND AVERAGEE.

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WRITE A PROGRAM WHICH ACCEPTS 15 NUMBERS AND DISPLAY THE LARGEST ONE.

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WRITE A PROGRAM WHICH PRINTS ODD NUMBERS LESS THAN 100 AND SKIPPING THOSE WHICH ARE EXACTLY DIVISIBLE BY 7.

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WRITE A PROGRAM WHICH PRINTS THE TABLE OF A GIVEN NUMBER WITH GIVEN PARAMETERS.

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WRITE A PROGRAM WHICH ACCEPTS A YEAR FROM USER AND DETERMINES WHETHER IT IS LEAP YEAR OR NOT.

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WRITE A PROGRAM WHICH FINDS THE FACTORIAL OF A GIVEN NUMBER.

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WRITE A PROGRAM WHICH ACCEPTS FIVE NUMBERS IN AN ARRAY AND FIND THE GIVEN NUMBER.

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WRITE A PROGRAM WHICH ACCEPTS FIVE STUDENT NAME IN AN ARRAY AND PRINTS THEM.

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