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Programming Lab 3: - Control Structures: Selection

The document provides instructions for two programming tasks. Task 1 involves modifying a C++ program that calculates a student's weighted exam score average and assigns a letter grade. Task 2 instructs the user to write a program that takes in a numeric value x and outputs the corresponding y-value of a composite function graph. The user is asked to test their programs with sample inputs to verify they work correctly.

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Programming Lab 3: - Control Structures: Selection

The document provides instructions for two programming tasks. Task 1 involves modifying a C++ program that calculates a student's weighted exam score average and assigns a letter grade. Task 2 instructs the user to write a program that takes in a numeric value x and outputs the corresponding y-value of a composite function graph. The user is asked to test their programs with sample inputs to verify they work correctly.

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Programming Lab 3 - Control structures: selection

Task 1
Copy the program given below. Save (as grade.cpp), compile and run it.
// Grade calculator
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main() {
int mt1, mt2, fin;
cout << "Enter the three exam scores: ";
cin >> mt1 >> mt2 >> fin;
double avr = 0.3*mt1 + 0.3*mt2 + 0.4*fin;
cout << "The weighted score is " << avr << endl;
string grade;
if (avr < 40. )
grade =
else if (avr >= 40. && avr < 60.) grade =
else if (avr >= 60. && avr < 70.) grade =
else if (avr >= 70. && avr < 80.) grade =
else
grade =

"F";
"D";
"C";
"B";
"A";

cout << "The grade is " << grade << endl;


return 0;
}

a) Verify that the program works correctly.


b) Modify the program with your standard faculty grading scheme.

Task 2
A composite function is shown in the figure below.
Write a program to input a value x and output the evaluated function y = f(x).
Verify that your programs work correctly by testing it with appropriate inputs.

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