C++ And C# Coding Practice Exercises: Coding For Beginners

This book contains C++ AND C# coding exercises for beginners. It’s useful Job interviews and college examinations. This book only for absolute beginners.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

C++ Exercises: Find the first 10 natural numbers

Find the sum of first 10 natural numbers

Display n terms of natural number and their sum

Find the perfect numbers between 1 and 500

Check whether a number is prime or not

Find prime number within a range

Find the factorial of a number

Find the last prime number occur before the entered number

Program in C++  to find factorial of large numbers using array

program in C++ Read and print details of a student using class

Program C++  to print all Even and Odd numbers

Code in C++  to find power of a number using loop

Program in C++ to Convert Roman Number

Check if a number is power of 2 or not in C++

Program in C++  to find LCM of two numbers

Code in C++  to find power of a number using loop

Reverse an integer number in C++

C++ program to check EVEN or ODD

Find the Greatest Common Divisor (GCD) of two numbers

C# SHARP EXERCISES

C# Sharp Basic Algorithm Exercises

Compute the sum

Get the absolute difference between n and 51

Check two given integers

Create a new string where ‘if’ is added

Remove the character in a given position of a given string

Exchange the first and last characters

Create a new string

New string with the last char

Check whether a given positive number is a multiple of 3

Check whether a given string starts with ‘C#’ or not

Check whether one of the given temperatures

Check two given integers

Check whether three given integer values

Check the largest number among three given integers

Print the output of multiplication

Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing

Print the average of four numbers

Program to convert Temperature

Compute the sum

Compute sum

C# program to check

C# Sharp program to check two given integers

C# Sharp program to check a given positive number

Calculate the perimeter