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Functions Exercise

The document describes 5 exercises involving C++ functions: 1. A program that chooses a random arithmetic operation, prompts the user for two numbers, performs the operation, displays the result, and allows the user to continue or terminate. 2. A function to sort 10 integer, long, or double values. 3. A function that receives a factor and outputs its multiplication table up to 10. 4. Modifies #3 to generate a random factor from 1-10 instead of a fixed factor. 5. Further modifies #4 to generate a random factor from 10-99.

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Functions Exercise

The document describes 5 exercises involving C++ functions: 1. A program that chooses a random arithmetic operation, prompts the user for two numbers, performs the operation, displays the result, and allows the user to continue or terminate. 2. A function to sort 10 integer, long, or double values. 3. A function that receives a factor and outputs its multiplication table up to 10. 4. Modifies #3 to generate a random factor from 1-10 instead of a fixed factor. 5. Further modifies #4 to generate a random factor from 10-99.

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C++ Functions Exercises

1. The program will choose a random operation(either Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication,


Division, or Modulus in functions). Then it asks the user to input two integer values for the
calculation(call a function operation). The program also asks the user to decide whether
he/she wants to continue the operation. If he/she input ‘y’, the program will choose and prompt
a random operation again. Otherwise, the program will terminate.

Example:

Random Operation: Addition

Enter your two numbers: 12 15

Result: 27

2. Write a C++ functions to sort 10 integer values, or 10 long values, or 10 double values.

3. Write a C++ program with a function that receives a factor and will output the multiplication
table as shown below:

Enter the factor: 3

3*1=3

3*2=6

3*3=9

3 * 4 = 12

3 * 10 = 30

4. Modify the problem in #3, such that it will generate random number as a factor from 1-10, and
call the function that receives a factor and will output the multiplication table as shown below:

Random factor: 5

5*1=5

5 * 2 = 10

5 * 3 = 15

5 * 4 = 20

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5 * 10 = 50

5. Modify the problem in #4, such that it will generate random number as a factor from 10-99, and
call the function that receives a factor and will output the multiplication table as shown below:

Random factor: 33
33 * 1 = 33
33 * 2 = 66
33 * 3 = 99
33 * 4 = 132
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33 * 10 = 330

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