- Write a for loop statement to print out the numbers 1 to 20.
- What does the acronym SASP stand for? Fill in the four blanks
with the four words please.
- Page 19 of the textbook, Figure 1-9 of the textbook was also handed
out on the first day of class:
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"The steps listed in Figure 1-9 emphacize the importance of planning.
Just as there are good ways and bad ways to paint a house,
there are good ways and bad ways to create a program.
A good program always begins with planning."
- Step #1 of Figure 1-9 is to "Clearly define what the program is to do."
What are the four things you must identify in this first step, according
to the textbook (and page 19 handout)?
- Figure 1-9 lists 9 different steps. List the first four steps (of the nine steps).
- Arguments passed by value and by reference = Function (II)
Study pages 47-49 of
The C++ Language
Tutorial. Understand the different ways for passing arguments to function.
INPUT and OUTPUT and INPUT/OUTPUT or IN and OUT and IN/OUT were discussed
on 2/22/16 Monday.
- From week #1:
I P O and why I O first and then P second. See item #8.
Why does focus on WHAT
precede the focus on HOW? What is I? What is O? What is P?
See LI List Item #8 on week1.html to review IPO and resisting
the urge to code.
- Figure 5-1: Draw
the flow chart for the logic of a while loop.
Page 233 of textbook (and handout).
- Convert the while loop to a for loop. Convert the for loop to a while loop.
- Page 294, Programming Challenge #1 - write the program that
can find the sum of the integers 1, 2, 3, ..., n where n is a positive
integer that is entered by the user of your program.
See #5, #6, and #7 for the Solution and
more importantly the process of arriving at it.
- Print out the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, ..., 99, 100 by printing exactly
10 numbers per line. Use either a for loop or a while loop to do it.
See ASCII characters example for 16 per line:
Printing 32 thru 47,
48 thru 63, 64 thru 79, ..., 112 thru 127 would be SASP.
Note: See also the PRIME number program
primes3.cpp
for another example for how to print 10 numbers per line of output.
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