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Introduction to Computing (CS101) Assignment No. 03 Fall 2021 |
Total marks = 20
Due Date: February 15, 2022 |
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Please
carefully read the following instructions before attempting assignment. RULES FOR MARKING It should be clear that your assignment would
not get any credit if:
You should consult the recommended books to
clarify your concepts as handouts are not sufficient. You are supposed to submit your assignment in
.doc or docx format. Any other formats like scan images,
PDF, zip, rar, ppt, html and bmp etc will not be accepted. Objectives: ·
To
understand the concepts of computer programming. ·
To learn
the use of basic instructions in C/C++. ·
To learn
the use of conditional structure in C/C++. |
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Questions No. 01 Marks (15+5)
Write a
C++ program that calculates the total marks and average marks obtained by a
student in five subjects and also computes the division based on the average marks.
You are required to enter the marks for each subject out of 100 marks. The
output screen should show your name and student id (VU ID), obtained marks,
average marks, and division as shown in the output diagram (given below):
Use the
division system mentioned below to compute the Division using the if-else
structure.
Greater
than or equal to 60 First Division
Greater than or equal to 45 but less than 60 Second Division
Greater than or equal to 33 but less than 45 Third Division
And in
case marks are less than 33% Fail
The output of this program should be as
follows:
Write
your code in a compiler application and run it to generate the output. After
that copy your code and paste it into a Microsoft Word document (your solution
file). Also, take a screenshot of your program’s output and paste it into the
solution file along with the code.
You can use any online or offline C++ compiler for
writing your code for the assignment solution. Few links for the online
compilers are given below:
https://www.onlinegdb.com/online_c++_compiler
https://www.w3schools.com/cpp/cpp_compiler.asp
Note:
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Your solution
file must be a Microsoft Word document (in .doc or .docx file extension).
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Solution file
must contain both code and the output screenshot of your
code.
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It is mandatory to use your name and Student ID in
the program (No marks will be awarded if the student’s personal information is
copied or any other information is used).
- You
can use any random number as obtained marks in all 5 subjects that are required
for calculations.