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Lab Exercise 4

This document outlines 4 lab exercises for creating C# programs: 1. A program to calculate average exam scores based on inputting 3 exam scores. 2. A program to calculate tip, tax, and total for a restaurant meal based on the food charge. 3. A program to calculate distance traveled at different times based on inputting a car's speed. 4. A program to convert between Celsius and Fahrenheit temperatures based on inputting a temperature and selecting a conversion button.

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Lab Exercise 4

This document outlines 4 lab exercises for creating C# programs: 1. A program to calculate average exam scores based on inputting 3 exam scores. 2. A program to calculate tip, tax, and total for a restaurant meal based on the food charge. 3. A program to calculate distance traveled at different times based on inputting a car's speed. 4. A program to convert between Celsius and Fahrenheit temperatures based on inputting a temperature and selecting a conversion button.

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Lab Exercise 4

1. Suppose your instructor gives three exams during the semester and you want to
write a program that calculates your average exam score. Answer the following:
a. What items of input must the user enter?
b. Once the input has been entered, how will the program determine the average?
c. What output will the program display?
Design a C#.Net program for the above scenario.
2. Tip, Tax and Total
Create an application that lets the user enter the food charge for a meal at a
restaurant. When a button is clicked, the application should calculate and display
the amount of a 15 percent tip, 7 percent sales tax and the total of all three
amounts.
3. Distance Traveled
Assuming there are no accidents or delays, the distance that a car travels down an
interstate highway can be calculated with the following formula:
Distance = Speed X Time
Create an application that allows the user to enter a cars speed in miles per hour.
The application should have buttons that display the following:

The distance the car travel in 5 hours

The distance the car travel in 8 hours

The distance the car travel in 12 hours

4. Celsius and Fahrenheit Temperature Converter


Assuming that C is a Celsius temperature, the following formula converts the
temperature to Fahrenheit:
F = 9/5 C + 32
Assuming that F is a Fahrenheit temperature, the following formula converts the
temperature to Celsius:
C = 5/9(F-32)
Create an application that allows the user to enter a temperature. The application
should have Button controls described as follows:

A button that reads Convert to Fahrenheit. If the user clicks this button, the
application should treat the temperature that is entered as a Celsius
temperature and convert it to Fahrenheit.

A button that reads Convert to Celsius. If the user clicks this button, the
application should treat the temperature that is entered as a Fahrenheit
temperature, and convert it to Celsius.

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