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					<p class="date"><a href="#">Sep<b>24</b></a></p>
					<h3>Think binary!</h3>
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					Print the binary representation of the value stored in a character bit by bit.
					Each of the 8 bits should be printed in a new line. For example, if c is a character 
					that has been assigned 10, then the output should be 1010(each bit in one 
						new line).<br>
					<credit>Solved by
						Ravali K, II year.</credit></a>
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					<p class="date"><a href="#">Sep<b>16</b></a></p>
					<h3>Decode the message - A problem from Codechef and Infosys Aspirations</h3>
					<p><a href="https://github.com/csecoders/september2014Solns/blob/master/decoder.cpp">
					Given a string that contains a sequence of digits, find the hidden message.
					The cipher is based on the mobile keys. For example. a is coded as 2(since the key is to be pressed
					once for typing a), f is coded as 333, etc .<br><credit>Solved by
						Sivasubramanyam A, III year.</credit></a>
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					<p class="date"><a href="#">Sep<b>10</b></a></p>
					<h3>Abbreviations generator</h3>
					<p><a href="https://github.com/csecoders/september2014Solns/blob/master/abbreviationsGenerator.c">Given a string that contains words separated by spaces, create an abbreviation. Example
						for an input of "Chennai City Traffic Police", the output should be "CCTP".<br>
					<credit>Solved by
						Lokeshwaran. K, II year.</credit></a>
						
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					<p class="date"><a href="#">Sep<b>10</b></a></p>
					<h3>Printing 0,01,010,0101..n pattern</h3>
					<p><a href="https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1WP4D8ECbvmYxgaOY4miZNgaF2GrvjIblHNQMYg1Y19I/edit?usp=sharing">Get an input n from
					the user and print the pattern.<br><credit>Solved by
						Lokeshwaran. K, II year.</credit></a></p>
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					<p class="date"><a href="#">Aug<b>27</b></a></p>
					<h3>Check for palindrome formation</h3>
					<p><a href="https://github.com/csecoders/september2014Solns/blob/master/problem1.c">Given a string of alphabets, determine whether a palindrome can be formed by rearranging the letters of the string.
					For example, the string ‘abaab’ can be rearranged as ‘ababa’ to form a 
					palindrome whereas the string ‘acccaa’ cannot be 
					rearranged to form a palindome.<br><credit>Solved by
						Sivasubramanyam A, III year.</credit></a></p>
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					<p class="date"><a href="#">Aug<b>11</b></a></p>
					<h3>Super ASCII</h3>
					<p><a href="https://github.com/csecoders/september2014Solns/blob/master/superAscii.cpp">Consider alphabets with ASCII values from 1 to 26.
					A word is said to be super ASCII if its characters occur the same number of times 
					as their ASCII code. eg. ABB is a super ASCII word.(ASCII of A = 1, B = 2)<br><credit>Solved by
						Sivasubramanyam A, III year.</credit></a></p>
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					<p class="date"><a href="#">Aug<b>11</b></a></p>
					<h3>Length of the given string without using string functions</h3>
					<p><a href="https://github.com/csecoders/september2014Solns/blob/master/problem2.c"> Find and display the length of the given string(take "Hello!" for example). The code should satisfy the following criteria:
    No string functions. The code should be inside the main(). No functions are allowed. The program(inside the main() ) 
    should be of only one line and contain only one semicolon.<br><credit>Solved by
						Sivasubramanyam A, III year.</credit></a></p>
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					<p class="date"><a href="#">Aug<b>11</b></a></p>
					<h3>Magic printing</h3>
					<p><a href="https://github.com/csecoders/september2014Solns/blob/master/semicolon.cpp">Write a program that prints
					";" without using ";" in your program at all.<br><credit>Solved by
						Lokeshwaran. K, II year.</credit></a>
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					<p class="date"><a href="#">Aug<b>11</b></a></p>
					<h3>Even or Odd check</h3>
					<p><a href="https://github.com/csecoders/september2014Solns/blob/master/evenOddCheck.cpp">Write a program that 
					checks if the given number is odd or even without using any 
					conditional operator or if..else.<br><credit>Solved by
						Sivasubramanyam A, III year.</credit></a></p>
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					<p class="date"><a href="#">Aug<b>11</b></a></p>
					<h3>Day of the week</h3>
					<p><a href = "https://github.com/csecoders/september2014Solns/blob/master/daysOfTheWeek.cpp">Get an input 
					no. from the user(between 1-7) and print the corresponding day of 
					the week. The usage of if and switch is not allowed.<br><credit>Solved by
						Lokeshwaran. K, II year.</credit></a></p>
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					<p class="date"><a href="#">Aug<b>11</b></a></p>
					<h3>Number to words</h3>
					<p><a href = "https://github.com/csecoders/september2014Solns/blob/master/numberToWords.cpp">Get an input no. from the user(between 0-9) and print the number in words. 
					The usage of if and switch is not allowed.<br><credit>Solved by
						Lokeshwaran. K, II year.</credit></a></p>
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