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Samurais are so awesome! I'd like to imitate their amazing sword skills some time but I just don't have the courage to harm myself, so I'd just like to print out three forward slashes (\) to digitally imitate the samurai's triple slash skill. Haha!






Sounds easy, right? Then code it now!

This program will process a user-selected txt file. The only valid file names are input1.txt and input2.txt both of which are automatically included in the Mimir project. The program will provide some interesting statistics about the numbers in that file. The file itself contains a bunch of integers organized into an unknown number of rows with an unknown number of integers per row. *NOTE: Be sure to download the two files above for testing in your CLion project.

Use the output below as a guide for the code you need to write. the [filename] will not show in mimir but will in Clion.

Good input

Enter the name of the file to process: [input1.txt]


Count: 205

Odd: 110

Even: 95

Rows: 22

Average row size: 9

Min: 0

Max: 97



<no using sstream!!!>


Write a program that loads several numbers from the keyboard,

asking in the meantime, the question "Do you want to finish: Y / N?"

At the end of the loop, program should display calculated values of:

the arithmetic averagemaximumminimum of given numbers.


SummaryIn this lab, you complete a partially written C++ program that includes a function named multiplyNumbers() that multiplies two int values to find their product.Three ints should be passed to the multiplyNumbers() function, the two numbers to be multiplied (num1 and num2) should be passed by value, and another int (product) to hold the product of the two numbers should be passed by reference, enabling the multiplyNumbers() function to change its value.The source code file provided for this lab includes the necessary variable declarations and input and output statements. Comments are included in the file to help you write the remainder of the program.Instructions:Open the source code file named MultiplyTwo.cpp using the code editor.Write the multiplyNumbers() function, the function declaration, and the function call as indicated by the comments.

Write a C++ program that includes a function named addNumbers() that adds three int values to find their sum. Four ints should be passed to the addNumbers() function, the three numbers to be added ( num1, num2, and num3) should be passed by value, and another int ( sum ) to hold the sum of the three numbers should be passed by reference, enabling the addNumbers() function to change its value.


1. Open the source code file named AddThree.cpp


2. Write the addNumbers ) function, the function declaration, and the function call as indicated by the comments.


4. Compile the source code file AddThree.cpp.


6. Rewrite the addNumbers ) function to pass the three numbers ( numl, num2, and num3) by value and to pass sum by address.


7. Save this program as AddThree2.cpp.


8. Compile AddThree2.cpp.

Create a class named 'Student' with a string variable 'name' and an integer variable



'roll_no'. Set the values of roll_no and name by the help of a ‘set’ function. After that also



display the values.

Create a program for multiplication, addition, and subtraction with at least 10 different problems for each mathematical option and report the output/input from the user. When the user enters and answer, display total questions X, Total correct answers Y, Total wrong answers Z.


b) Explain the following definitions. For those that are illegal, explain what’s wrong and how to



correct it.




i) const long large;



ii) double salary = wage = 9999.99;



iii) int i = 3.14;



iv) short int big = 40000;



v) int a = b = c = d

1.     Write C++ statements that prompt the user to enter a person’s last name and then store the last name into the variable name.



1.     Write a program that prompts the capacity, in gallons, of an automobile fuel tank and the miles per gallon the automobile can be driven. The program outputs the number of miles the automobile can be driven without refueling.


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