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Program description Program to find the telephone bill as per the following rules -:
Call RangeBill<=100Rs./- 0 per call101-200Rs./- 1 per call201-300Rs./- 0.50 per call301-500Rs./- 0.20 per call>500Rs./- 0.10 per callRental ChargesRs./- 130 C Program#include #define RENTAL 130 int main() { int nc; float bill; printf("Enter the number of calls: "); scanf("%d",&nc); if(nc <= 100) { bill = 0; } else if(nc <= 200) { bill = (nc - 100) * 1 + 0; } else if(nc <= 300) { bill = (nc - 200) * 0.50 + 100 + 0; } else if(nc <= 500) { bill = (nc - 300) * 0.20 + 50 + 100 + 0; } else { bill = (nc - 500) * 0.10 + 40 + 50 + 100 + 0; } //final bill including rental bill += RENTAL; printf("Total bill = %.2f",bill); return 0; } C++ Program#include #define RENTAL 130 using namespace std; int main() { int nc; float bill; cout << "Enter the number of calls: "; cin >> nc; if(nc <= 100) { bill …

Suppose you want to store the 10 numbers. The one choice is to create a 10 different variable but it is difficult when number of variable are increases. So the next solution that is more feasible is array. An array is the collection of various similar type elements stored in contiguous memory locations. All the array elements share the common name. To uniquely identify each element an index or subscript is associated with the element. so the array is also known as subscript variable. In the given figure arrangement of array elements are shown. The address of the first element is 100. If the given array is of type integer and integer occupies 2 bytes then the next element in the array has address 102,104 etc as given in the figure. How to access array elements using subscript operator it is also shown in the given figure.Array index always start with 0. To access array element subscript operator is used.[] is called subscript operator.a[0] read a of 0 or 0th element of aCreating/Declar…

Strings are sequence of characters with definite length and can be created by enclosing in double quotes "Hello Go" and back ticks `Hello Go`. A string is a sequence of characters.Strings are the collection of individual bytes, where each character occupy single byte.Characters out of the ASCII characters (can say characters from other languages) occupy more than one byte.A string can be created by enclosing in double quotes "Hello Go" or backticks `Hello Go`.The difference between double quotes and backticks is that double quotes allow escape sequences like \n (newline) and \t (tab) and parses them but backticks don't. Example-1: package main
import "fmt"
func main( ) {
        fmt.Println(len("Hello Go"))
        fmt.Println("Hello Go"[1])
        fmt.Println("Hello"+" "+"Go")
} Output: 8101Hello Go 
 Output Explained:

fmt.Println(len("Hello Go")) returns the length of the string "Hell…

package main
import "fmt"
func main() {
var a,b int
a = 5
b = 10
sum := a + b
fmt.Println("Total = ",sum)
} Explanationvar a,b int: declare two variable a and b. Learn here how to create variablea = 5 and b = 10 assign 5,10 to a,b respectivelysum:= a + b:  adds a and b and store the result in sum as well as created sum variable with the short variable declaration (:=). fmt.Println("Total = ",sum): prints the result as Total = 15 ImprovementsAbove program always returns fixed result Total = 15, because a and b are initialized with fixed value 5, 10 respectively.So this program can be improved by using user input.As well as above program variable declaration and initialization can be done in a single statement as shown here var a,b int = 5 , 10
OR
var a,b = 5 , 10 Sum of two numbers with user input package main
import "fmt"
func main() {
var a,b int
fmt.Print("Enter any two numbers: ")
fmt.Scan(&a,&b)
sum := a + b
fmt.Println("Total …

Pointer is called the soul of c. The importance of pointer can be understood by the fact that most of the device driver or embedded system program are created in c. Pointer makes the c most usable and flexible programming. Due to the availability of the pointer, it is possible to write a program such as a device driver. These programs are also known as the device driver. To understand the pointer we have to first understand the memory organization of any variable. The following figure shows the fact. Whenever a variable stored in memory it occupies some memory space and every memory space has a unique number associated with it known as an address. Every byte in member has a different address. If we create an integer variable and suppose it occupy 2 bytes in memory, then two addresses are associated with it but its first address is enough to access it. so the address of next bytes is less useful. To access the address of a variable & (Address of) operator is used. To understand the…

As in the real world we need to make decision according to the situation. In the same sense we need to make decision while creating program.For decision making C provides various construct as follows:if statementif else statementnested if else statementelse if Laddercondional operatorswitch/case constructBy using the above-given decision-making statement we can implement the sense in a program that program can create decision automatically.if-else statementSyntax-1if(condition) { statement1; statement2; statement3; ........ ........ } else { statement1; statement2; statement3; ........ ........ } Syntax-2if(condition) statement; else statement; Syntax ExplainedThe block which is specified with if is called if-block and the block with else is called else block. If there is a single statement in if block or else block then no need to enclose in {} (curly braces). But in the case of more than one statement and if a…

Writing your first program "Hello World" package main
import "fmt"
func main( ) {
       fmt.Print("Hello World")
} Understanding the program line by line As we have discussed in the overview of go lang that Go program is organized in the various package. Here first statement package main specifies that this program will belong to the package main.Next line import "fmt" includes the predefined package fmt in your program so that you can use the functions (features) of this package in your program. Here import is the keyword in go lang use to import package(s).fmt stands for the format, fmt package has the various pre-defined function like Print, Println, Printf to print the formatted text and other methods like Scanf for reading the formatted values.Next Line defines the main() function, which is the starting point of every program. func is a keyword in go lang to define a function.Within the main() function we have written fmt.Print("Hello…