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Anonymous
Feb 21

QUESTION 1 a) Write a program that prints on the console the numbers from 1 to N. The number N should be read from the standard input. ?

QUESTION 1 a) Write a program that prints on the console the numbers from 1 to N. The number N should be read from the standard input.

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Feb 20

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Anonymous
Feb 20

Write pseudocode for a program that accepts five numbers, calculate their average and displays it on the screen. [10]?

Write pseudocode for a program that accepts five numbers, calculate their average and displays it on the screen. [10]

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Anonymous
Feb 19

Write pseudocode for a program that accepts five numbers, calculate their average and displays it on the screen. ?

Write pseudocode for a program that accepts five numbers, calculate their average and displays it on the screen.

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Anonymous
Feb 19

Can you make a dotted diagram of the following:?

Can you give me a dotted diagram of the following: 1. Start: Draw a circle and write "Start" inside it. 2. Initialize variables: Draw a rectangle and write "sum = 0, num = 0" inside it. 3. Loop: Draw a diamond shape with the question "Is num <= 21?" inside it. Connect the diamond to the Initialize variables rectangle. 4. If num <= 21: Draw two rectangles below the diamond. Label the first rectangle "Is num even?" and the second rectangle "Add num to sum." 5. If num is even: Connect the output from "Is num even?" rectangle to the "Add num to sum" rectangle. 6. If num is not even: Draw an arrow from the "Is num even?" rectangle to the Loop diamond to continue the loop. 7. Add num to sum: Draw an arrow from the "Add num to sum" rectangle back to the Loop diamond to continue the loop. 8. Display result: Connect the output from the Loop diamond (when num > 21) to a rectangle labeled "Display sum." 9. End: Draw a circle and write "End" inside it. Connect the "Display sum" rectangle to the "End" circle.

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Anonymous
Feb 19

Convert the following mathematical expressions to valid C++ expressions: v = (b^2) - t ?

Convert the following mathematical expressions to valid C++ expressions: v = ( b^2 ) - t

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Anonymous
Feb 19

Convert the following mathematical expressions to valid C++ expressions: v = (b squared minus t ) divided by ay?

Convert the following mathematical expressions to valid C++ expressions: v = ( b squared minus t ) divided by ay

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Anonymous
Feb 19

Convert the following mathematical expressions to valid C++ expressions: m = cube root of ( x+y)?

Convert the following mathematical expressions to valid C++ expressions: m = cube root of ( x + y )

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Anonymous
Feb 19

Convert the following mathematical expressions to valid C++ expressions: Cube root of (x+y)?

Convert the following mathematical expressions to valid C++ expressions: Cube root of (x+y)

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Anonymous
Feb 19

Convert the following mathematical expressions to valid C++ expressions: m = ^3✓(x+y)?

Convert the following mathematical expressions to valid C++ expressions: m = ^3✓(x+y )

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Anonymous
Feb 19

Draw a c++ flow chart for a program which calculates and displays the sum of all even numbers between 0 and 21. [10]?

Draw a c++  flow chart for a program which calculates and displays the sum of all even numbers between 0 and 21. [10]

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Anonymous
Feb 19

Draw a flow chart for a program which calculates and displays the sum of all even numbers between 0 and 21. ?

Draw a flow chart for a program which calculates and displays the sum of all even numbers between 0 and 21.

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Feb 17

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