Write a program that mimics a calculator. The program should take as input two integers and the
operation to be performed. It should then output the number, the operator and the result. (For division,
if the denominator is zero, output an appropriate message).
Topic: Function
Write a function-‐oriented program to convert the input dollar(s) into its equivalent
peso. Assume that one dollar is equivalent to 53.80 pesos.
Note: you can choose any looping statement if needed.
Topic: Function
Write a function-‐oriented program that calculates the sum of the sequence number from 1 to n. Thus, if the input is 5, the output should be 15
because:
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 = 15
Note: you can choose any looping statement if needed.
Topic; Function Write a function-‐oriented program that calculates the power value of the input base number and exponent number. Then display the power value. Sample input/output dialogue:
Enter base number: 5 Input data
Enter exponent number: 3 Second input data
Power value: 125 Output
(The computation is 53 = 5 * 5 * 5 = 125)
Note: you can choose any looping statement if needed.
Topic: Function
Write a function-‐oriented program that generates the Fibonacci series numbers of n (as input) and display them. In Fibonacci, the current third number is the sum of two previous
numbers.
Note: you can choose any looping statement if need.
Topic: Function
Write a function-‐oriented program to convert an input Celsius into Fahrenheit degree. Use the formula F= (9.0/5.0)*C+32. Display the Fahrenheit degree.
Note: you can choose any looping statement if needed.
Topic: Function
Write a function-‐oriented program that converts the input indeed into its equivalent centimeters. One inch is equal to 2.54 cms. Display the converted centimeters value.
note: you can choose any looping statement if needed.
Topic: Function
Write a function-‐oriented program to calculate the area of a circle. Use the
formula: A=πr2 where Pi(π) is equal to 3.1416 (approximately).
note: you can choose any looping statement.
Student Report Card Application Develop that saves students’ marks information; show position and report card of each student in descending order. Requirements Each student has three subjects (English, Math and Computer). Application will save each student’s marks along with student’s name. Application will calculate total marks. Application will show position and report card in descending order.
Press any following key
Enter Total Students : 2
Enter Student Name : Lakhtey
Enter English Marks (Out Of 100) : 50
Enter Math Marks (Out Of 100) : 60
Enter Computer Marks (Out Of 100) : 30
Enter Student Name : Ali Asad
Enter English Marks (Out Of 100) : 60
Enter Math Marks (Out Of 100) : 70
Enter Computer Marks (Out Of 100) : 30
****Report Card*****
Student Name: Ali Asad, Position: 1, Total: 160/300
Student Name: Lakhtey, Position: 2, Total: 140/300
Use multi-dimension array to store student’s information.
Use loops to iterate over each student’s information to generate report.
Enter how many students [Max=25]: 5
Enter name of Student: John Wayne
Enter name of Student: James Bond
Enter name of Student: Bruce Almighty
Enter name of Student: Peter Parker
Enter name of Student: Tony Stark
Enter Grades for John Wayne
Prelim : 95
Midterm : 96
Final : 97
Enter Grades for James Bond
Prelim : 91
Midterm : 92
Final : 93
Enter Grades for Bruce Almighty
Prelim : 98
Midterm : 99
Final : 97
Enter Grades for Peter Parker
Prelim : 92
Midterm : 94
Final : 93
Enter Grades for Tony Stark
Prelim : 99
Midterm : 99
Final : 98
Course: Programming 101
List of Students Prelim Midterm Final Grade Rating
John Wayne 95 96 97 96 1.25
James Bond 91 92 93 92 1.75
Bruce Almighty 98 99 97 98 1.25
Peter Parker 92 94 93 93 1.5
Tony Stark 99 99 98 99 1.0
Computations
Grade = Prelim (30%) + Midterm (30%) + Final (40%)
Grade Rating
99-100 1.0
96-98 1.25
93-95 1.5
90-92 1.75
87-89 2.0
84-86 2.25
81-83 2.5
78-80 2.75
75-77 3.0
74 and below 5.0