1. CS1061: C Programming Lecture 23: Review; Examination Details A. O’Riordan, 2005

2. Review Data Types Statements, Arithmetic and Operators Decision Statements and Looping Floating Point Numbers C Preprocessor Functions and Parameter Passing Formated Input/Output Character and String Processing Arrays and Pointers Files Structs and its variants Memory Allocation Into to C++

3. Summer Examination 80% of marks for written summer examination (20% marks for assignments) Duration: 90 minutes 3 questions - equal marks for each Question 1: Short parts Question 2 and 3: Longer parts involving writing code

4. General Guidelines Guidelines: You will be asked to answer questions on the C language and to write small programs/code fragments. The examination is based on the contents of the lectures and the exercise sheets and assignments only. Do not spend too much time on any one question.

5. Coding Guidelines When writing a program or code fragment print it carefully. Print code carefully using a pen (not a pencil) distinguish between lower case and upper case letters clearly show space characters where appropriate use indentation to aid readability there is no need to write complete programs unless you are specifically asked to Add comments only to asked for or if purpose of cose may not be clear

6. Hints and Tips Format and type of questions similar to last year. Hints: No questions on bit manipulation unions and bit-fields random access of files (e.g. fseek() and ftell()) or C++. best of luck!