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Assignment No.

1 Total Marks: 20
Semester: Spring 2024 Due Date: 29th April,
CS201 – Introduction To Programming 2024

Instructions
Please read the following instructions carefully before submitting the assignment solution:
It should be clear that your assignment will not get any credit/marks if:
o Assignment is submitted after due date.
o Submitted assignment does not open or file is corrupt.
o Assignment is copied (From internet/students).

Recommended Tools
 Dev C++
Topic Covered
 Loops
 Switch statement.
 If/else statements
Assignment Submission Instructions
You have to submit only “.cpp” file of your code on the assignments interface from your LMS
account.
Assignment submitted in any other format will not be accepted and will be scaled with zero
marks. No excuse will be accepted on submitting solution file in any other format.
For any query related to assignment, please contact cs201@vu.edu.pk.

Problem Statement:

You are a software developer, and you have to develop a program in C++ that acts as a
simple calculator for performing basic arithmetic operations using switch statements. Your
name and student id must be displayed before a menu of options. No need to prompt student id
and name from user, you can just hard-code it.
You have to perform the following operations in the program.

1. Addition
2. Subtraction
3. Multiplication
4. Division
5. Exit

Step by step procedure:

1. First, you need to hard-code your VU student id along with your name, and it should be
displayed at the top as shown in the output screenshot given below.
2. Then you have to create a menu, that will ask the user, what operation they want to
perform? Like addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division, or if they want to quit
already? (See output screenshot for the menu).
3. After selecting the operation, your code should work in such a way that the user can add,
subtract, multiply or divide as many numbers as they want to. For example, your code
should ask the user about how many numbers do you want to add? If a user mentions 5,
then it should be able to add all of them. Same for the other operations as well.
4. In case of division, if a user wants to divide three numbers altogether, then first number
entered will be considered as a numerator and second number would be considered as
denominator, now in the second iteration, the result of first two numbers division will be
considered as numerator and the third number which a user is going to enter, will be
considered as denominator. For example: Let’s say, a user entered 3 numbers for
division, those numbers are 9, 3 & 3. In the first iteration, 9 will be considered as
numerator while 3 will be a denominator i.e. 9/3, after dividing those numbers i.e.
9/3=3 we got 3 as a result. Now in the second iteration, the result 3 would be
considered as a numerator (that we got in the first iteration) and our last entered
number 3 would be considered as a denominator, from which we got a result 3/3=1,
you can also check the output screenshot for how it should be displayed.
5. Also, in case of division, you should handle floating point numbers as well. And your
code should not let the user divide any number by zero.
6. In case of subtraction, you should handle negative numbers as well. For example, if a
user enters 1,2 & 4 (as shown in the output screenshot below) then it should work in
such a way, that in the first iteration 1-2= -1 would be executed and in the second
iteration the result of first iteration i.e. -1 – third entered number i.e. 4, should be

executed i.e. -1-4 = -5


7. Ensure that the program executes at least once and continues to execute until the user
chooses to exit the program.

Note: Remember that if you have not used your name and student id

in the program your marks will be deducted. Also, printf and

scanf is not allowed.

Sample Output:
Lectures Covered: Lecture # 1 - 8
Due Date:

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