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    ECE 263/264

    Lab 8
    Due: Friday Oct 31
    Warm up exerciseswe will discuss the following
    Pointer s
    Passing pointers to functions
    Returning pointers from functions

    Arithmetic

    Introduction to strings

    Run this code below:

    #include <stdio.h>
    int main()
    {
    int a[3] = {10, 12, 10};
    printf(" a is %d\n", a);
    printf(" a+1 is %d\n",a+1);
    printf(" a+2 is %d\n",a+2);
    printf(" *a is %d\n",*a);
    printf(" *(a+1) is %d\n", *(a+1));
    printf(" *(a+2) is %d\n", *(a+2));
    printf(" address of a[0] is %d\n", &a[0]);
    printf(" address of a[1] is %d\n", &a[1]);
    printf(" address of a[2] is %d\n", &a[2]);
    return 0;
    }

    Given the following declarations:


    char AR[10];
    short WW[13];
    double M[100];
    char *cp; short
    *sp; short *sp2;
    double *dp;
    Suppose:
    AR is located at address 500
    WW is locates at address

    2100 M is located at address


    3340
    Determine the following:
    a) dp after executing dp = &M[5];
    b) cp after executing cp = &AR[4];
    c) dp after executing dp = M+9;
    d) Suppose we execute sp=WW; and then we execute sp = sp+5. Now determine sp
    e) Determine sp sp2
    After executing sp=&WW[7]; and sp2=&WW[2]

    Consider the following declarations:


    short T[3] = {6, 17, 3};
    short *sp =T;
    short x;
    a) x = 10 - *sp+1;
    b) x = 10 - *(sp+1)
    c) x = 10 - *(T+2)
    d) X = 10 - *(&T[1])
    d) What is *(sp+3)

    Lab 8 (this is to be turned in)


    Palindrome is a string that is the same as backwards or forwards
    otto
    ababa
    noon
    ababbbbaba
    In this lab we will work with strings (so we will be using character arrays).
    In this lab we will define a char array:
    1. Write a function computeLength and call this functionin main to ompute the
    length of the string str
    2. if the string str is of length 0 the program will terminate
    3. Call this function with str1 in main and output your result
    Now write a function isPalindrome(str) that returns a 1 if str is a palindrome and 0
    otherwise. To get full credit use isReversePrefix in your function
    int computeLength(char *str);
    int isPalindrome (char *str);

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