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    This document contains 7 exercises for a basic programming lab. The exercises include: 1) Explaining why an if/else if statement cannot be converted to a switch statement. 2) Identifying the output of a code sample using switch statements. 3) Converting a series of if/then statements to a nested if/else-if structure. 4) Rewriting a code sample using switch statements instead of if/else if statements. 5) Identifying the output of code samples using while loops and conditional statements. 6) Writing a program to display membership fee increases over 5 years using a while loop. 7) Writing a program to calculate test marks totals and averages until the user

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    This document contains 7 exercises for a basic programming lab. The exercises include: 1) Explaining why an if/else if statement cannot be converted to a switch statement. 2) Identifying the output of a code sample using switch statements. 3) Converting a series of if/then statements to a nested if/else-if structure. 4) Rewriting a code sample using switch statements instead of if/else if statements. 5) Identifying the output of code samples using while loops and conditional statements. 6) Writing a program to display membership fee increases over 5 years using a while loop. 7) Writing a program to calculate test marks totals and averages until the user

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    [LAB 4 EXERCISE, WEEK 7]

    LAB 04 KMK1093 BASIC PROGRAMMING


    EXERCISE 4.0

    1. Explain why you cannot convert the following if/else if statement into a switch statement

    if (temp == 100)
    x = 0;
    else if (population > 1000)
    x = 1;
    else if (rate < 0.1)
    x = -1;

    2. What will the following source code display :

    #include<iostream>
    using namespace std;
    int main()
    {
    int funny = 7, serious = 15;
    funny = serious * 2;

    switch (funny)
    {
    case 0 : cout<<"This is funny \n";
    break;

    case 30: cout<<"This is serious \n";

    case 32: cout<<"This is seriously funny \n";

    default: cout<<funny<<endl;
    }

    system ("pause");
    return 0;
    }

    3. Change the following series of if-then statements into a nested if-else-if structure

    if (weight >= 100)


    cout<<”Very heavy.”;
    if (weight >= 50 && weight <= 99.9)
    cout<<”Heavy.”;
    if (weight >= 10 && weight <= 49.9)
    cout<<”Slightly Heavy.”;
    if (weight >= 0.1 && weight >= 9.9)
    cout<<”Light.”;
    if (weight < 0)
    cout<<”Wrong input.”;

    1 KMK1093 Basic Programming | [ FCSHD ]


    [LAB 4 EXERCISE, WEEK 7]

    4. Rewrite the following program. Use a switch statement instead of the if/else if statement.

    #include<iostream>
    using namespace std;
    int main( )
    {
    int selection;
    cout<<”Which formula do you want to see ?\n\n”;
    cout<<”1. Area of a circle \n”;
    cout<<”2. Area of a rectangle \n”;
    cout<<”3. Area of a cyclinder \n”;
    cout<<”4. None of them \n”;
    cin >> selection;
    if (selection == 1)
    cout<<”Pi times radius squared\n”;
    else if (selection == 2)
    cout<<”Length times width \n”;
    else if (selection == 3)
    cout<<”Pi times radius squared times height\n”;
    else if (selection == 4)
    cout<<”Well okay then, good bye!\n”;
    else
    cout<<”Not good with numbers.\n”;
    return 0;
    }

    5. Identify the output of the following c++ statements :

    a. count = 1;
    y = 100;
    while (count<100)
    {
    y = y - 1;
    count++;
    }

    b. int i = 0;
    while(i < 8)
    {
    if (i%2 ==0) cout << i + 1 << endl;
    else if (i%3 == 0) cout << i*i << endl;
    else if (i%5 == 0) cout << 2*i - 1 << endl;
    else
    cout << i << endl;
    i++;
    }

    2 KMK1093 Basic Programming | [ FCSHD ]


    [LAB 4 EXERCISE, WEEK 7]

    c. int x,y,z;
    x = 4; y = 5;
    z = y + 6;
    while (( (z-x) % 4) != 0)
    {
    cout << z << “ “;
    z = z + 7;

    }
    cout<<endl;

    6. The FCSHD Golf Club which currently charges RM6,830 per year for membership, has announced it will increase
    its membership fee by 5% each year for the next 5 years. Write a complete program that uses a loop (while)
    to display the projected rates for the next 5 years.

    7. Write a complete program that allows students to enter a mark for a test. Calculate the total and average of the
    marks. If the mark is less than 0 or greater than 100, the program should display the text ‘invalid mark’. The
    process will continue until the user requests the program to stop.

    3 KMK1093 Basic Programming | [ FCSHD ]

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