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Exercise 4 N 5 Answer

This document contains examples of valid and invalid variable declarations in C++ and examples of assigning variables of different data types. It also provides sample programs to print variable values, assign values to variables, and calculate an average.

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Exercise 4 N 5 Answer

This document contains examples of valid and invalid variable declarations in C++ and examples of assigning variables of different data types. It also provides sample programs to print variable values, assign values to variables, and calculate an average.

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Exercise 3

1. State whether the below variables declaration is valid or not? If it’s invalid give a reason.

Define/declare variables Yes/No Reason

i. char _ic_number; Yes

ii. int RMX; No Invalid data type

iii. bool test; Yes

iv. float 1number; No Invalid variable name because start will


number

v. unsigned int myaccount; Yes

vi. long saving = 1000; Yes

vii. char mycharacter = ‘?’; Yes

2. State which data type is suitable.

Define/declare variables Data Type

i. 500 int (other integer data type also acceptable)

ii. 78000 long (unsigned int or unsigned long also


acceptable)

iii. 78.86 float (other floating point data type also


acceptable)

iv. A char

v. & char

vi. false bool

vii. 1000000000000 float (other floating point data type also


acceptable)

3. Write a C++ statement to accomplish each of the following task.


a. Declare/define variable(s) named as test and exam to be type of float.
float test;
float exam;
or
float test, exam;

b. Write C++ statement(s) to print value in variable test and exam.


cin>>test;
cin>>exam;
or
cin>>test>>exam;

c. Assign C to collect, where collect is a variable of char data type.


collect = ‘C’;

4. For the following C++ program what is the output ?

#include <iostream.h>
void main()
{
float average;
int reminder, score1, score2, score3,score4;
score1=11;
score2=12;
score3=13;
score4=10;
score2=15;

cout<<”score1 = “<<score1<<endl;
cout<<”score2 = “<<score2<<endl;
cout<<”score3 = “<<score3<<endl;
cout<<”score4 = “<<score4<<endl;
}

Output

score1 = 11
score2 = 15
score3 = 13
score4 = 10

5. Write a complete C++ program based on the given instruction.


a. Declare/define variable(s) named as num1 and num2 to be type of int.
b. Assign 10 to num1.
c. Assign 15 to num2.
d. Write C++ statement(s) to print value in variable num1 and num2.

Run this program in jGrasp and print the output

#include <iostream.h>

void main()
{
int num1, num2;
num1 = 10;
num2 = 15;
cout<<"num1 = "<<num1<<endl;
cout<<"num2 = "<<num2;
}

Output

6. Write a program to calculate and display an average of four numbers.

#include <iostream.h>
void main()
{
float num1, num2,num3,num4,average;

cout<<"Enter 4 numbers : ";


cin>>num1>>num2>>num3>>num4;

average = (num1+num2+num3+num4)/4;

cout<<"average = "<<average;
}

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