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how to write a C# consloe program that asks for three numbers and prints the average value?

A simple java program to calculate numbers 1 to 200 and display the result
1. The program should operate in such a way that two classes and two custom methods are used withsame package.
2. One of the methods should have return type while the other should not.

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In the following questions, use functions to implement the required tasks:
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Q1:- Write a C++ code that read a string as an integer, then it will check it for any mistakes, then it will convert it to integer so you can use it in any arithmetic or logic operations. in this C++ code, to Program should give the user an error message when wrong entry is happen, and the program should keep asking the user to enter a valid entry. Also, use a function to implement the converting. (Use switch for the converting)

Q2:- Write a function Exaggerate that takes a string as a reference parameter and increases any non-nine digits in that string by one. For example, given the input string “I worked 90 hours and drove 24 miles” the function would change it to read “I worked 91 hours and drove 35 miles.

Q3:- Write a function InsertCommas that, given as a parameter a string containing mixed integer data and text, inserts commas into the integers to improve readability. For example, if the input is “1000000 melons,” you should return “1,000,000 melons.”

Q4:- Write a C++ code that read 10 different integers as a one dimension array and:
• Calculate the average of these values.
• Find the maximum value.
• Sort them from the smallest value to the greatest value.

Q5:- Write a program that declares a constant pointer to a constant integer. Initialize the pointer to an integer variable, varOne. Assign 6 to varOne. Use the pointer to assign 7 to varOne. Create a second integer variable, varTwo. Reassign the pointer to varTwo.

Q6:- Write a program that declares an int, a reference to an int, and a pointer to an int. Use the pointer and the reference to manipulate the value in the int.



Q7:- What is wrong with this code?
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int *pInt;
*pInt = 9;
cout << “The value at pInt: “ << *pInt;
return 0;
}

6. What is wrong with this code?
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int SomeVariable = 5;
cout << “SomeVariable: “ << SomeVariable << endl;
int *pVar = & SomeVariable;
pVar = 9;
cout << “SomeVariable: “ << *pVar << endl;
return 0;
}

Provide two alternatives (1 for loop and 1 while loop) to the loop that does not change the programs output but also does not use a "break" statement. Modify the sample code below to have a single return statement. Prepare all three modifications in a Word document with a discussion as to why using break in this way as well as using multiple return statements is not considered good programming form by most in the field.

write a c program to reads 2 integers x&y ther prints if x is a multiple of y

Write a short program that asks for your height in centimetres and then converts your height to feet and inches.

c++ program to find area,perimeter,volume of a rectangle using seperate function

Write one to two pages of C# code for the following scenario:
We manage a growing fleet of vehicles. There are three categories of vehicles but we may add
more in the future. The small car type can go up to 100 mph, has an average fuel efficiency of 50 mpg and a reliability factor of 8. The large car type can go up to 140 mph, has an average fuel efficiency of 30mpg and a reliability factor of 7. Both cars have a useful life span of 8 years. The utility truck type can go up to 70 mph, gets an average of 20 mpg and has a reliability factor of 5. The delivery truck type can go up to 55 mph and gets an average of 10 mpg and has a reliability factor of 4. Both truck types have an average life span of 5 years. We also have an antique fire truck that we use in special events and maintain regardless of cost. We would like to begin tracking our assets with the intended outcome of eventually performing a realtime cost-benefit analysis of keeping or disposing of each.