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Exercises - Functions (Programming Fundamentals)

This document contains instructions for a programming lab assignment on functions and behaviors. It includes 11 exercises to write different functions that perform tasks like calculating distance, printing patterns, finding sums, and more. Students are instructed to write all functions in a single .cpp file and test them in the main() function. They are given guidelines on formatting, testing, submitting, and a deadline for the assignment.

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77 views

Exercises - Functions (Programming Fundamentals)

This document contains instructions for a programming lab assignment on functions and behaviors. It includes 11 exercises to write different functions that perform tasks like calculating distance, printing patterns, finding sums, and more. Students are instructed to write all functions in a single .cpp file and test them in the main() function. They are given guidelines on formatting, testing, submitting, and a deadline for the assignment.

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Saif Hassan
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Sukkur IBA University

Department of Computer Science

FUNDAMENTALS OF PROGRAMMING
LAB 08 – FUNCTIONS/BEHAVIORS
Saif Hassan
Date: 21st October, 2019

READ IT FIRST
Prior to start solving the problems in this assignments, please give full
concentration on following points.

1. WORKING – This is individual lab. If you are stuck in a problem contact


your teacher, but, in mean time start doing next question (don’t waste
time).

2. DEADLINE – Before Next Lab.

3. SUBMISSION – This assignment needs to be submitted in a soft copy.

4. WHERE TO SUBMIT – Please visit your Google Classroom.

5. HOW TO SUBMIT – rename all .cpp file as 000-00-0000_lab08.cpp, and


submit .cpp file ONLY.

KEEP IT WITH YOU!


1. Indent your code inside the main () function. It’s a good practice!

2. It is not bad if you keep your code indented inside the loops, if and
else blocks as well.

3. Comment your code, where it is necessary.

4. Read the entire question. Don’t jump to the formula directly.


Lab08 – Functions CS121 Fundamentals of Programming Instructor: Saif Hassan

Exercises
You can answer all functions asked in this section in a single .cpp file and test them
in main ( ) function.

1. Write a function that will take 3 arguments as an input i.e.


acceleration, time and initial velocity, and return the distance
covered. The formula of distance is 𝑆 = 𝑉𝑖 + 0.5 ∗ 𝑎 ∗ 𝑡 2 . The prototype of
the function is given as: float distance (float acc, float time, float
initial). You can test in main function as:

1. float s = distance(60, 1.5, 10);


2. cout<<s;

2. Write a function with the name printFancy which takes two input params
i.e. a character x and an integer n. You have to print x up to n times.
For example, if I use: printFancy (‘*’, 10); it will print on screen *
10 times as **********. You can test in main function as: printFancy
(‘*’, 10);

3. What should be done with the function above to give space after each
character? For example, if I use: printFancy2 (‘-’, 10); it will print
on screen - 10 times as - - - - - - - - - -.

4. Write a function that will take two params as an integer input i.e start
and end and return the sum of all numbers existing in between.

5. Write a function that will take three params as an integer input i.e
start, end and n. And then print the numbers that are divisible by n in
the range defined by start and end.

6. Write a function named swap(x, y) where x and y are integers.

7. Write a function that take three inputs: x, y and choice and return
value based on user’s choice. Choice may be: (S  SQUARE, C  CUBIC, ^
 POWER, M  MAX, N  MIN, +  ADDITION, *  MULTIPLICATION).

8. Write following math functions, calculate formula and return value:


1
𝑓(𝑥) = 0.1 + cos(3𝑥) + 3 sin ( ) + cos(√11 𝑥)
0.1 + (𝑥 − 3)2

You may use cmath library for sin/cos functions.

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Lab08 – Functions CS121 Fundamentals of Programming Instructor: Saif Hassan

Note: You can test f(x) on x-axis in given graph.

9. Write a function that takes one param as integer input taskNo and calls
function accordingly. Let’s say user’s input is 6, then ask user input
x, y then call swap(x, y) function. The prototype of the function is
given as: void execTask (int taskNo)

10. Write a void function named showMenu() in which you have to show user,
all the tasks number and name in proper manner. Output may be:

1- Calculate Distance
2- Fancy
3- Improved Fancy
4- Sum of all numbers in given range
and so on.

Now ask user any input to call execute that task.

11. Code for main () function is as follows:

1. // Do Not Change main function


2. int main ()
3. {
4. int choice;
5.
6. showMenu()
7. cin>>choice;
8. execTask(int taskNo);
9.
10. system ("PAUSE") ;
11. return 0 ;
12. }

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