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    1. This document provides instructions for 10 programming exercises related to functions in C++. It includes examples of writing functions to calculate values like circumference, grades, BMI, sums, and parking charges. It also explains concepts like passing parameters by value vs reference, and defining function prototypes and definitions. 2. The exercises involve writing functions to calculate circumferences of rectangles, grades based on marks, BMI based on weight and height, sums of numbers, and parking charges based on hours parked. Functions are defined and parameters are passed by value and reference. 3. A complete C++ program is to be written to calculate and print the parking charges for each customer entered and the total charges for all customers using appropriate functions.

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    1. This document provides instructions for 10 programming exercises related to functions in C++. It includes examples of writing functions to calculate values like circumference, grades, BMI, sums, and parking charges. It also explains concepts like passing parameters by value vs reference, and defining function prototypes and definitions. 2. The exercises involve writing functions to calculate circumferences of rectangles, grades based on marks, BMI based on weight and height, sums of numbers, and parking charges based on hours parked. Functions are defined and parameters are passed by value and reference. 3. A complete C++ program is to be written to calculate and print the parking charges for each customer entered and the total charges for all customers using appropriate functions.

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    1. This document provides instructions for 10 programming exercises related to functions in C++. It includes examples of writing functions to calculate values like circumference, grades, BMI, sums, and parking charges. It also explains concepts like passing parameters by value vs reference, and defining function prototypes and definitions. 2. The exercises involve writing functions to calculate circumferences of rectangles, grades based on marks, BMI based on weight and height, sums of numbers, and parking charges based on hours parked. Functions are defined and parameters are passed by value and reference. 3. A complete C++ program is to be written to calculate and print the parking charges for each customer entered and the total charges for all customers using appropriate functions.

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    CSC425 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER PROGRAMMING

    SEMESTER SEPT11 DEC11


    TUTORIAL 5 - FUNCTION
    1. Given the following source code. Labeled the bold text.
    #include <iostream.h>
    void calculate(int,int,int);
    void main()
    {
    int x, y, z;
    cin >> x >> y >> z;
    calculate(x,y,z);
    }
    void calculate(int a, int b, int c)
    {
    int total = a + b + c;
    cout << total;
    return;
    }
    2. Write a function named OuterRectangle to calculate the circumference of an outer
    rectangle. Write another function named InnerRectangle to calculate the circumference of
    inner rectangle. Display the difference of circumference of both rectangles in the void
    main.
    3. Write a function named Grade to determine the grade of a student whereby the total
    marks of coursework and final exam have been calculated in other function called
    TotalMarks. Refer the following table to determine the grade.
    Range of marks
    0 49
    50 59
    60 69
    70 79
    80 100

    Grade
    F
    D
    C
    B
    A

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    4. Write two functions named CalculateBMI and BMILevel. Your program must enter the
    weight and height in the main program and send both parameters to a function named
    CalculateBMI. The second function named BMILevel will determine the BMI level of
    the person based on the calculated BMI from the first function. The following is the
    formula to calculate the BMI.
    BMI = weight / (height * height)
    The following is the table of BMI Level.
    BMI Range
    < 15
    15.01 25.00
    > 25.01

    Level
    Normal
    Obese

    5. Explain the difference of passing parameter by reference and by value. Given example
    for each concept.
    6. Explain the following terminologies.
    a) Global variable and local variable
    b) Actual parameter and formal parameter
    c) Function prototype and function definition
    7. Write the function definition for each of the following:
    a) Function ConvertToinches () that receives a measurement in feet and inches as
    parameters. Convert it to the equivalent inches, and return the value in inches.
    ( HINT : 1 FOOT = 12 INCHES )
    b) Function printEven () that will print all the even numbers within the two integer
    parameters in ascending order. For example, if the parameters are 2 and 9
    respectively, the function prints:
    The even numbers are: 4 6 8
    If the parameters are 12 and 1 respectively, the function prints:
    The even numbers are: 2 4 6 8 10
    8. Write a function sumOfNumbers () that calculates and returns the sum of the numbers
    from 1 to n (where n is a parameter). For example, if the value of n is 5, the function will
    return 15 since 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5=15.

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    9. Trace the following program and determine the output:


    void functionX(int& x, int y, int z)
    {
    int temp;
    cout << x << " " y << " " << z
    x = y + z;
    temp = x + y;
    y = y + temp + z;
    }
    int raain()
    {
    int first = 5;
    int second = 3;
    functionX(second, first, first second);
    cout first " " second endl;
    int third = 3;
    int fourth = 4;
    functionX(third, fourth, 5);
    cout third " " fourth endl;
    return 0;
    }
    10.

    Write a complete C++ program for WorldParking Sdn Bhd. to perform the following:
    a)
    Write a return-value function named calccharges () to calculate and return the
    parking charges for the customers. The company charges a RM1.00 minimum fee
    to park for up to one hour. An additional RM0.50 will be charged for each hour
    exceeding the first one hour. The maximum charge for any given 24-hour period is
    RM10.00. Assume that no car parks for longer than 24 hours at a time. Use the
    appropriate parameters to pass values in and out of the function.
    b)

    Write a void function named calcTotal () to calculate the total charges for all the
    customers. Use the appropriate parameters to pass values in and out of the
    function.

    c)

    Write the main program that allows the user to input number of customers and the
    ours parked for the customers. The program should use the function calccharges()
    above to calculate and print the parking charges for each customer and function
    calcTotal() above to calculate and print the total charges for all the customers.

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