The CIT 131 course is the introductory course to C programming. The C programming language does not have any classes, therefore, it is not an object-oriented or object-based programming language. It is a procedural programming language, like the old FORTRAN language. But compared to FORTRAN, it is a much simpler language to write and it is also more adept in solving any kind of real world problems.
Here's a practice exam for CIT 131 BEGINNING C PROGRAMMING.
Question 2. What is the C dereference operator?
Question 3-5. Write a code that can read a floating point number from the user using a keyboard?
Question 6. Write a function header of a function named "increment" that accepts an address of an int type and returns nothing?
Question 7-8. Write a code that will output only one of the following numbers: 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16, 19?
Question 9. What's the maximum number given by the function rand()?
Question 10. Write a code to assign the number "1.23" to a pointer to a double variable named "multiplicand"?
My A, B, C's.
John Sindayen
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