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    CS100 Computational Problem Solving Fall 2021-2022 Sarvech Qadir

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    This document provides instructions for Lab 2 in the CS100 Computational Problem Solving course. It outlines 3 tasks: [1] Printing basic information about yourself in 3 lines, [2] Displaying expected and actual rainfall data using integer and double variables, and [3] Printing the characters "A", "R", and "M" using escape sequences. Guidelines are provided for submitting the lab code. The document also includes a table of common escape sequences and their functions.

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    CS100 Computational Problem Solving

    Fall 2021-2022
    Sarvech Qadir

    Section 2 Friday 17th Sept

    Lab# 02: Exercise

    Lab Guidelines

    1. You are allowed to perform/submit the lab only during the lab timings
    2. Make sure you do not leave the lab without submitting your work on LMS
    3. Copying/sharing code is strictly prohibited. Using any unfair means will lead to immediate
    disqualification
    4. Put all cpp files into a folder YourRollNo_Lab2_TAname and submit it on LMS
    (Assignments>Lab2)
    5. Lab ends at 8:50 pm and the submission tab closes at the same time

    Task1 Total
    25

    Task2 Total
    25

    Task3 Total
    30

    Total Marks: 100( 80 + 20 for Viva)


    Task 1 - Simple output/print [25 marks]

    Write code to print the following information about yourself in 3 lines:

    Hello, I am Ahmed.
    My roll number is 22100110.
    I am from Lahore.

    __________________________________________________________________

    Task 2 - Int & double variables [25 marks]

    Write a program to show expected rainfall and actual rainfall in a week. It is


    expected that it will rain 4 days in the week with average rainfall of 250.6mm. In
    reality, it rained 2 days in the week with average rainfall of 90.8mm You will display
    the expected number of days it will rain along with expected average rainfall of the
    week. Using the same variables, you will output the actual number of days it rained
    along with actual rainfall in the week. You will display these values for two
    categories:

    1. Expected rainfall
    2. Actual rainfall.

    You need to store these values in int/double variables and display these
    variables. You can only use 2 variables in the whole program. For example, there
    will be a single variable for both expected average rainfall and actual average
    rainfall, and so on. You will use variable assignments to change the values of these
    variables to display your actual values once you have displayed the goal values.

    Whether a variable should be an int or a double is for you to figure out, depending
    upon what you have learnt in class.

    Please follow the sample output format below:

    Expected rainfall:
    Number of days it will rain: 4
    Average rainfall(mm): 250.6
    Actual rainfall:
    Number of days it rained: 2
    Average rainfall(mm): 90.8
    ________________________________________________________________

    Task 3 - Escape Sequences [30 marks]

    Write a program that prints the character ‘A’, ‘R’, ‘M’ as shown below. You are
    supposed to use escape sequences (table at the end of the document) wherever
    possible. Full credit will only be provided to students who don’t violate the following
    rules:

    1. You can’t use endl.


    2. You can’t use consecutive white spaces.

    25 marks are for printing the characters correctly as shown below, and 5 marks are
    for not violating the rules above.
    ___________________________________________________________________

    Escape Sequence Function

    \n New line

    \\ backslash

    \’ Single quote

    \’’ Double quote

    \b Backspace

    \t Tab (4 spaces)

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