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    Plate 3 Flowchart Loops QUIZ 3

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    This document provides 3 problems for each of the 3 loop structures in pseudocode - while, do-while, and for loops. The problems cover tasks like reading student data and calculating averages, converting temperatures, computing sums of ranges of numbers, and printing output a set number of times. Pseudocode examples are provided for basic looping tasks common in introductory programming lessons.

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    Plate 3 Flowchart Loops QUIZ 3

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    This document provides 3 problems for each of the 3 loop structures in pseudocode - while, do-while, and for loops. The problems cover tasks like reading student data and calculating averages, converting temperatures, computing sums of ranges of numbers, and printing output a set number of times. Pseudocode examples are provided for basic looping tasks common in introductory programming lessons.

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    Plate 3 Flowchart Loops QUIZ 3

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    This document provides 3 problems for each of the 3 loop structures in pseudocode - while, do-while, and for loops. The problems cover tasks like reading student data and calculating averages, converting temperatures, computing sums of ranges of numbers, and printing output a set number of times. Pseudocode examples are provided for basic looping tasks common in introductory programming lessons.

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    FLOWCHARTING AND PSUEDOCODING

    Plate 1 – 3 Loop – While


    PROBLEM #1
    Write a program that will read 10 student numbers (studnum) and
    individual scores (score) for a particular examination. Also, determine
    their average score (ave) and print it out.

    PROBLEM #2
    Given a set of 5 numbers that includes both positive and negative
    values. Write a program that read these numbers (num) one at a time
    and print the number of positive values including zero (npos) and the
    number of negative values (nneg) found in the set.

    PROBLEM #3
    Write a program that prints “…CORRECT…” if the user’s guess is
    equal to the magic number “123”, but if the user’s guess is less than the
    magic number print “…TOO LOW…” and if the user’s guess is greater
    than the magic number, print “…TOO HIGH…”. The program repeats it
    steps until the user input the magic number.

    Plate 1 – 3 Loop – Do While


    PROBLEM #1
    Write a program that computes and display each gross pay
    (gross_pay) of 10 employees. Gross pay is computed by having the
    product of number of days worked (no_of_days) and rate per day (rate).

    PROBLEM #2
    Write a program that converts Fahrenheit temperature to Celsius
    temperature where 100 is the initial value down to 0. Where:

    C = 5 F - 32
    9

    PROBLEM #3
    Write a program that computes the sum (sum) of all numbers from
    first number (num1) to second number (num2). The second number
    should be greater than the first number to get the sum. Otherwise, let
    the user enter two appropriate numbers again.

    Plate 1 – 3 Loop - For


    PROBLEM #1
    Write a program that prints your name 5 times.

    PROBLEM #2
    Write a program that will read 10 student numbers (studnum) and
    individual scores (score) for a particular examination. Also, determine
    their average score (ave) and print it out.

    PROBLEM #3
    Given a set of 5 numbers that includes both positive and negative
    values. Write a program that read these numbers (num) one at a time
    and print the number of positive values including zero (npos) and the
    number of negative values (nneg) found in the set.

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