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Category > Programming Posted 27 Apr 2017 My Price 8.00

OP 1000C Intro to Programing Concepts

COP 1000C Intro to Programing Concepts 

see document attached for instructions

 

 

COP 1000C Intro Programming Concepts
IWatch Video Lecture Segment 10 (DR Colin Archibald ) Mixed Type Expressions. Near the end
of Segment 10 there are some practice exercises. This is Slide 10.7. Try them with a pencil. Then
write a C program to verify your answers.
Watch Video Lecture Segment: 11 Problem Solving with Repetition. There are 3 problems
solved. Test Scores, Gas Mileage, and Factorials. Type along with the video, pausing where
necessary. Get each of these programs to work. Walk through the code in the debugger.
3- Include the use of ++, += in a program that achieves the following using loops. (You can do
these in one program or each one in a small program, it doesn’t matter)
A- Create a loop that will output all the multiples of 5 that are greater than zero and less than 60
(do not include 60). 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55
B- Create a loop that will output all the numbers less than 200 that are evenly divisible by both 2
and 7. 14 28 … C. Create a loop that will calculate the sum of the multiples of 8 that are between
100 and 500. Output the sum only. D. Create a loop that will output the sum of all odd numbers
between 20 and 100. IIYou are to write a program that will allow a user to enter infinite numbers (one number at a time
and all numbers are greater than zero). You must have a way for the user to stop entering values.
Once the user stops, you will immediately display the following: The lowest number was: The highest number was: The number of values entered was: The average of the numbers was:
Deliverables:
1. An IPO or Flowchart for the problem. 2. A test case sheet that shows 3 sets of input data, and the expected results of running the
program for each set of input data.
3. Write the code (with appropriate comments) that solves the problem – paste it into the Word
doc
4. Screen shots of running the program 3 different times. Use each of the test cases that you have
created. Submit everything in a Word document

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