Write a program to find the largest even number in an array

Introduction of largest even number in an array

The task is to print the largest even number in an array. We have tried our best to explain the logic and program so we hope you find this implementation so go on and read.

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Most importantly execute the program and try to get the correct output and if you follow the code, you will get it. Understanding the logic which is important, all the syntax errors are fine at first.

Explanation of the logic

Similar to the largest number program, we considered the first index number to be the largest number and then compared it iteratively but for this program, if we consider the first index number in an array to be the largest then it might be an odd number and our logic will go wrong in this case. We do not want the odd number to be compared as our case is to find the largest even number in an array.

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Logic to search the first even number

y=0;

While(y<=9)

{

if(x[y]%2==0)

{

break;

}

y++;

}

if(y==10)

{

Printf(“All are odd numbers”);

}

else

{

largestEven=x[y];

y++;

While(y<=9)

{

if(x[y]%2==0 && x[y]>largestEven)

{

largestEven=x[y];

}

y++;

}

Printf(“Largest even number is %d\n”,largest);

Explanation of the largest even number in an array program

Note: With the help of the “break” keyword, control comes out of the loop.

The first while loop contains the if condition which determines the even number. If it is satisfied that it is an even number, the break keyword helps the control to come out of the while loop.

That even number is then stored in the largestEven variable and compared with the next number in an array.

This way the comparison continues and we get the output as the largest even number. But, if the condition of if does not satisfy then the control will go under the next if condition.

In that, if condition, it checks whether the index number is 10 or not. If it is 10 then the checking comes outside the array as y<=9. This concludes all the numbers are odd so we have printed that if y==10 satisfies.

Accept 10 numbers and determine the largest even number.

#include<stdio.h>

int main()

{

int x[10],y,largestEven;

y=0;

While(y<=9)

{

Printf("Enter a number");

Scanf("%d",&x[y]);

y++;

}

y=0;

While(y<=9)

{

if(x[y]%2==0)

{

break;

}

y++;

}

if(y==10)

{

Printf("All are odd numbers");

}

else

{

largestEven=x[y];

y++;

While(y<=9)

{

if(x[y]%2==0 && x[y]>largestEven)

{

largestEven=x[y];

}

y++;

}

Printf("The Largest even number is %d\n",largest);

Output

Enter a number: 130

Enter a number: 15

Enter a number: 8

Enter a number: 70

Enter a number: 43

Enter a number: 59

Enter a number: 44

Enter a number: 33

Enter a number: 25

Enter a number: 18

The largest even number is 130

Enter a number: 130

Enter a number: 15

Enter a number: 9

Enter a number: 7

Enter a number: 43

Enter a number: 59

Enter a number: 43

Enter a number: 31

Enter a number: 27

Enter a number: 19

All are odd numbers

Reference

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Conclusion of reverse the contents of an array program

The program is successful as you can see. Please try to write the program and run it. We have tried our best to explain the logic and program so we hope you find this implementation alternative and stay tuned for the upcoming blogs.