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The document contains 11 programming assignments involving writing Tcl scripts to: 1. Create a number guessing game that randomly picks a secret number between 1-100 for the user to guess until they get it correct. 2. Read an integer from 1-99999 as input and convert it to words or vice versa. 3. Sort a jumbled list of names and numbers using clues to determine the correct matches.

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Assignment 3

The document contains 11 programming assignments involving writing Tcl scripts to: 1. Create a number guessing game that randomly picks a secret number between 1-100 for the user to guess until they get it correct. 2. Read an integer from 1-99999 as input and convert it to words or vice versa. 3. Sort a jumbled list of names and numbers using clues to determine the correct matches.

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Assignment 3

1. Make a program that will repeatedly ask the user to guess a secret number from 1 to 100 until the
user guesses the secret number. Your program should pick the number at random by using the magical
formula int(1 + rand 100). When the user guesses wrong, the program should respond “Too high” or
“Too low.” If the user enters the word quit or exit, or if the user enters a blank line, the program should
quit. Of course, if the user guesses correctly, the program should quit then as well!

2. Write a tcl program to read...


a. An integer in the range 1 to 99999 as command-line argument and convert and print the value in
words. You should do validity check on the input.
b. Do the reverse as well.

3. You have a file which contains name & number of friends. Somehow it got all jumbled up.

Jumbled file
A →123123
B → 123456
C → 600123
D → 789123

Somehow you recall that A's num starts with 123 but doesn't end with 123. B's num ends with “123”.
C's & D's numbers last 3 digits are same and C's num doesn't start with “123” either. Use given
information to come up with right name and number.

4. Write a TCL script to sort a list without using the lsort function.
[list should contain words not numbers]

5. Write a TCL script to reverse a list without using the lreverse function.

6. Write a TCL script in which there are two procs. The first proc must take a list of elements as an
argument and check if there are any duplicate elements in the list. And the second must delete
duplicate elements from the list.

7. Create a new TCL command called "lincrement" which takes two arguments a list and a value, list
contains N number of integers, all integers should be incremented by the value given in the argument.
The default increament value should be 1 if the value is not mentioned in the argument.

8. Develop a TCL script that sorts lines of the given file in reverse order, so the last line becomes first
and vice-versa. The script must have two command line arguments, the first is an input file name and
the second is an output file name.

9. Write a TCL script that prints the count of all the cells used in the given netlist.
10. Extend the above program to give counts for sub types of cells.
OAI -> 44
NAND -> 8
AOI -> 48
OA -> 42
OR -> 89
AO -> 39
NOR -> 3
AND -> 50
INVXL -> 105
Total Cell -> 428

11. Write a TCL script to find and print the longest word in a text file.

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