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    The document provides instructions for an assignment involving 8 tasks to complete in a C# program. Students are asked to write code that: 1) reads and concatenates two strings, 2) determines if a number is odd or even, 3) displays 3 numbers in a table, 4) prints initials, 5) performs math operations on 2 numbers, 6) calculates circle properties, 7) separates digits of a number with tabs, and 8) displays the square and cube of a number. The tasks should each be placed in their own method and called from main. Comments, formatting, and descriptive names are encouraged. A minimum grade is based on the number of tasks completed.

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    The document provides instructions for an assignment involving 8 tasks to complete in a C# program. Students are asked to write code that: 1) reads and concatenates two strings, 2) determines if a number is odd or even, 3) displays 3 numbers in a table, 4) prints initials, 5) performs math operations on 2 numbers, 6) calculates circle properties, 7) separates digits of a number with tabs, and 8) displays the square and cube of a number. The tasks should each be placed in their own method and called from main. Comments, formatting, and descriptive names are encouraged. A minimum grade is based on the number of tasks completed.

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    Homework Module 1

    Homework Module 1 C# Basic

    Test program (Do this warm up program before you start with the actual
    homework, but you don’t need to include it as part of your homework.)

    A method of designing software is called “Test-driven development”; it means to write test


    program before the actual program is written. This is an example:
    A team works with a large calculation program, your task is to write a piece of program that
    multiplies an input float number with 2.2, 3.5 and 4.75.
    The code is simple:

    float result1 = 0.00F, result2 = 0.00F, result3 = 0.00F; float


    inputValue;
    result1 = inputValue * 2.20F;
    result2 = inputValue * 3.50F;
    result3 = inputValue * 4.75F;

    Important notice: Please pay attention to ‘.’ and ‘,’ in floats if you are working in English
    or Swedish.
    You write a program that calculate the three results and display the result as table with three
    columns. If the input number is 45,58 the output looks like the table below:

    2,2 3,5 4,75


    100,276 159,53 216,505
    The test code is:

    static void Main(string[] args)


    {
    //Declare and initialize three float variables float
    result1 = 0, result2 = 0, result3 = 0;
    //Reads the input value
    string str = Console.ReadLine();
    /*Convert the string representation of the number
    to its single floating-point number equivalent */
    float inputValue = float.Parse(str);
    //Calculations
    result1 = inputValue * (float)2.20; //instead of (float) you could
    also write 2.20F
    result2 = inputValue * (float)3.50;
    result3 = inputValue * (float)4.75;
    //Display the result to verify the calculations. Note that the
    \t indicates escape sequence(tab)and \n indicates new line.
    Console.WriteLine("The rate are : 2,20\t 3,50\t 4,75" +
    "\nThe output is: {0}\t{1}\t{2}", result1, result2, result3);
    }
    }
    The output is:

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    With this test program you verify the syntax such (float)2.20 and if you have written the
    correct value for the numbers to multiply within the same time you test your calculations for
    different input numbers, you may test with negative numbers too.

    Homework:
    In this assignment, you shall create only one project. All the tasks shall be implemented in
    the same project (e.g. Homework1) as different methods (code blocks) named Task1(),
    Task2(), … Task8(), as it is shown below. Call all the Task-methods from the project’s main
    method. Like this:

    public class Program


    {
    public static void Main(string[] args)
    {
    Task1();
    Task2();
    ...
    }

    public static void Task1()


    {
    //Here you will write the code for Task1
    }

    public static void Task2()


    {
    //Here you will write the code for Task2

    }
    ...

    }
    (Press Ctrl + F5 to run your program)

    You will learn about methods later in the course but for now all you need to do is to create the
    above format in your program and write the corresponding code for each task inside it’s block.

    Tasks:
    1. Read two strings from the user, concatenate them and print the result string on screen.
    Below you can see an example of the output:

    Your program will ask the user to enter the first string, then it will ask the user for the next
    string and finally the two strings will be concatenated and the result will be printed. For
    example, if the user enters for the first time: ”The family name of John is”, and for the
    second time: “Dale”, the output may look like:

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    2. Read an integer from the keyboard and determine and display whether it is odd or even.
    (Hint: Use the remainder operator)

    3. Read three numbers from the keyboard and display it on one line on the screen as a table by
    using escape sequence \t. If the user enters “456”, “12,25”, “36,89”, the output looks like:

    4. Write your initials on the screen by using the first letters of your first and last name, such
    as:

    5. Read two numbers from the keyboard and assign them to two variables of the type
    int, named x and y, compute the sum, difference, product, division and remainder of
    these two integers, then display the result on the screen. The pattern of the output could
    be like that:
    “The sum of xValue with yValue is …”

    6. Read the radius r of a circle from the keyboard as integer and display the circle’s
    diameter, circumference and area using π value. C# has defined a data type that represents
    floating-point numbers that contains decimal point, such as 3.14159. Use the following
    formulas, where r is radius:
    Diameter = 2r
    Circumference = 2πr
    Area = πr2

    You can define PI yourself using this approximate value, or you can use the constant from
    the Math library (Math.PI).

    7. Read a four digit integer, such as 5893, from the keyboard and display the digits
    separated from one another by a tab each. Use both integer division and modulus operator
    % to pick off each digit. If the user enters 4567, the output looks like:

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    8. Read an integer from the keyboard and display the square and the cube of the
    number. If the user enters 456, the output looks like:

    Minimum requirements for grades:


    Grade 3: 5 tasks solved.
    Grade 4: 7 tasks solved
    Grade 5: all tasks solved with nice and well-structured code

    Other measures that could affect the grade in a positive (+) or negative (-) way
    a. Elegant solution + (note: “elegant” is not always the same as extremely compact
    code)
    b. Unnecessary complex solution –
    c. Well formatted and well-structured code with descriptive variable names +
    d. Ugly and messy code
    –
    e. Commented code +

    Note (applicable to all Homework Assignments)


    The style of your source code will be considered when setting the grade.

    f. Try to write well formatted and well-structured code. Ugly and messy code is
    hard to understand and more likely to contain errors. It is good to write short
    comments before each block of code or where you think it is necessary.

    g. Try to use descriptive and understandable variable names, e.g.


    o Good example: string familyName;
    o Bad example: string fn;

    Remember to compress the whole project folder, name it as your first and last name
    (like Nazila_Hasanzade_Homework1) and upload it on Canvas.

    Good luck
    Nazila

    Thanks to
    Alexandru & Christian

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