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Format of C++ Programming Lab Report

This document is a lab report template for a C++ programming course. It contains sections for the student to include their program code with comments, an explanation of the program, output from running the program with different test inputs, and a flow chart of the program logic. The template provides guidance on what to include in the explanation section for various programming concepts used such as header files, variables, loops, functions, and conditionals.

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Format of C++ Programming Lab Report

This document is a lab report template for a C++ programming course. It contains sections for the student to include their program code with comments, an explanation of the program, output from running the program with different test inputs, and a flow chart of the program logic. The template provides guidance on what to include in the explanation section for various programming concepts used such as header files, variables, loops, functions, and conditionals.

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ATGE2053 C++ Programming

Lab [number] :[ Title of experiment]


Student Name:
ID number:
Programme:
Tutorial Group:

1) Program

[insert your program with comments here]

2) Explanation of the program


[Explain (where applicable)
 the declarations of the header file.
 choice of variable type.
 purpose of cout/cin statements in your program.
 how the alignment was done.
 how the number of decimal place was set.
 function(s) that was taken from library & which library.
 the logical path of if/else, switch structure.
 choice of loop (e.g. why for loop or while loop).
 how the loop executes.
 how the written function works.
 and anything that you think is necessary.]

3) Output of the program


[test your program thoroughly with all sensible and possible combinations of
input conditions to show the capability of your program. Get a print screen copy of your
program's output with the background changed to white and text to black and paste here]

4) Flow Chart of the program


[can be hand drawn or drawn with Microsoft word.
Use the standard blocks in Microsoft word or those found in file "Flow Chart
Symbols and Examples.pdf" in CeL]

Note: Use only font Times New Roman, size 12, single line spacing. NO need colour.

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