In this tutorial you will learn about the C Program to Put Even and Odd Numbers in two Separate Arrays and its application with practical example.
C Program to Put Even and Odd Numbers in two Separate Arrays
In this tutorial, we will learn to create a C program that will Put Even and Odd Numbers in two Separate Arrays using C programming.
Prerequisites
Before starting with this tutorial, we assume that you are the best aware of the following C programming topics:
- Operators in C Programming.
- Basic Input and Output function in C Programming.
- Basic C programming.
- For loop in C programming.
- Arithmetic operations in C Programming.
What is Even and Odd number?
A number is said to be an even number when that number is divided by two into two equal whole numbers. A number is said to be an odd number when that number is divided by two into two, not equal entire numbers.
What is An array?
The array is a collection of similar data types. An array can store multiple values with different indexes in memory by using a single variable. The array can be both single and multidimensional.
Program to Put Even and Odd Numbers in two Separate Arrays.
In this program, we will first take the input array size and the elements from the user. Then we will separate the even and odd numbers from that array. After that, we will Put Even and Odd Numbers in two Separate Arrays. At last, we will print two separate arrays.
With the help of this program, we can Put Even and Odd Numbers in two Separate Arrays.
Program Code:-
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/* C Program to Put Even and Odd Numbers in two Separate Arrays */ #include <stdio.h> int main() { //declaring the required variables for the program. long int ARR[10], OAR[10], EAR[10]; int i, j = 0, k = 0, n; //n = it will hold the integer value for the program. //i = it will hold the integer value for the loop. //ARR = it will hold the integer value for the program. //OAR = it will hold the integer value for the program. //EAR = it will hold the integer value for the program. //Taking the number of elements of the array. printf("Enter the size of array "); scanf("%d", &n); //Taking the elements of the array. printf("Enter the elements of the array "); for (i = 0; i < n; i++) { scanf("%ld", &ARR[i]); fflush(stdin); } /* Copy odd and even elements into their respective arrays */ for (i = 0; i < n; i++) { if (ARR[i] % 2 == 0) { EAR[j] = ARR[i]; j++; } else { OAR[k] = ARR[i]; k++; } } //printing the odd array printf("The elements of Odd array are no \n"); for (i = 0; i < k; i++) { printf("%ld \n", OAR[i]); } //printing the even array printf("The elements of Even array are no \n"); for (i = 0; i < j; i++) { printf("%ld \n", EAR[i]); } return 0; } |
Output:-
In the above program, we have first initialized the required variable.
- ARR= it will hold the integer value.
- j = it will hold the integer value.
- i = it will hold the integer value.
- n = it will hold the integer value of the input.
Input number of elements from the user.
Program Logic Code.
Printing output of the program.
