- Problem Write A C Program To Calculate The Result Of N Expressions Written In The Form Of String1 Op String2 Where Op 1 (231.25 KiB) Viewed 19 times
do itProblem Write a C program to calculate the result of n expressions written in the form of (string1)op(string2) where op represents the operators (+,-, *, / , %) and string1 and string2 represent two strings. First you have to check whether the two strings are valid numeric constants or not. If so, apply the operation op on both the strings and display the result in a format as per the following rules: 1. (string1)+(string2) 2. (string)-(string2) 3. (stringl) (string2) 4. (string1)/(string2) output in base 5 format 5. (string1 ) % (string2) - output in base 7 format If not, print the following results - if stringl is valid : print (decimal equivalent of string1) op (error) - if string2 is valid : print (error)op (decimal equivalent of string2) - if both strings are invalid: print (error)op (error) You should define the following functions in your program for doing the calculations 1. Int check(char input[])-checks whether the input strings represent integer constants or not. 2. int type(char input[])-checks the type of input string (decimal, octal or hexadecimal). 3. void convert_to_base3(char input[], char input2[]) - convert input1 [] to base 3 format and store the result in input2[]. 4. void convert_to_base5(char input10, char input2[]) - convert input1] to base 5 format and store the result in input2[]. 5. void convert_to_base7(char input1, char input2[])-convert input1 to base 7 format and store the result in input2[]. 6. void convert_to_base9(char input1, char input2[]) - convert input1] to base 9 format and store the result in input2[]. 7. void add(char input10], char input2[])- adds the input strings, interpreting them as numeric constants, and stores the result in input1 []. Submissions 8. void subtract(char input10], char input2[])- subtracts input2 from input1, interpreting them as numeric constants, and stores the result in input10]. 9. void multiply(char input1, char input2[]) - multiplies the input strings, interpreting them as numeric constants, and stores the result in input10]. 10. void divide(char input1, char input2[])- divide input1 by input2, interpreting them as numeric constants, and store the result in input1 []. 3 Leaderboard 11. void remainder(char input1, char input2[]) - find the remainder when input1 is divided by input2, interpreting them as numeric constants, and store the result in input1[]. output in base 3 format output in base 3 format output in base 9 format Input Format The first line represents the number of input expressions n. The following n lines contain one expression each in the format (string1)op(string2). where the maximum length of an expression is 50 characters. Constraints (100)+(25) (100)/(25) (100) % (25) β’ (0<n<100) β’ The operands string1 and string2 can be of different formats (decimal representation or octal representation or hexadecimal representation). β’ Not allowed to use any standard library files other than stdio.h Output Format n lines containing the corresponding output for the input expressions. Sample Input 0 Sample Output 0 11122 4 Sample Input 1 4 (0XA) + (12) (12)+(BxA) (077)+(100L) (100KG) + (OXFUL) Sample Output 1 211 211 20001 (error) + (15) Sample Input 2 1 (NIT)/(Calicut) Sample Output 2 (error)/(error) 1 #include <stdio.h> 2 #include <string.h> 3 #include <math.h> 4 #include <stdlib.h> 5 6 int main() { 7 Ρ Contest ends in 6 days Submissions: 0 Max Score: 10 Difficulty: Hard Rate This Challenge: ***** More X1*