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Week 8 Selection Control Structures

This document contains the solutions to programming exercises involving selection control structures like if/else statements and switch statements in C++. It includes examples of if/else statements for conditions checking angles, temperatures, numbers, slopes, and based on flowcharts. It also shows how to rewrite an if/else chain as a switch statement and a program that checks if a grade is a pass or fail.

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Week 8 Selection Control Structures

This document contains the solutions to programming exercises involving selection control structures like if/else statements and switch statements in C++. It includes examples of if/else statements for conditions checking angles, temperatures, numbers, slopes, and based on flowcharts. It also shows how to rewrite an if/else chain as a switch statement and a program that checks if a grade is a pass or fail.

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Name: Aireen G.

Jadol BSCS-1 B Date accomplished: 11-9-20


Course Instructor: Christine W. Pitos W-8 Selection Control Structures
Subject: Fundamentals of Programming

(1.) Write suitable if statements for the following


conditions:

1. if(angle == 90){
cout<<"The angle is a right angle!!";
}else{
cout<<"The angle is not a right angle!!";
}

2. if(Temperature > 100){


cout<<"Above the boiling point of water!!";
}else{
cout<<"Below the boiling point of water!!";
}
3. if(number < 0){
negativesum += number;
}else{
positivesum += number;
}

4. if(slope < 0.5){


flag = 0;
}else{
flag = 1;
}
5. if((slope1-slope2) < 0.001){
approx = 0;
}else{
approx = (slope1-slope2)/2.0;
}

(2.) Write if statements corresponding to the conditions


shown in the following flowcharts:

1. if(ace<25){
sum = sum+a;
}else{
count=count+1;
}

2. if(c==15){
credit=10;
limit=1200;

}else{
credit=8;
limit=800;
}
3.) Rewrite the following if-else chain by using a
switch statement:
switch (gradeletter){
case "A":
cout<<"The numerical grade is between 90 and 100 \n";
break;
case "B":
cout<<"The numerical grade is between 80 and 89.9 \n";
break;
case "C":
cout<<"The numerical grade is between 70 and 79.9 \n";
break;
case "D":
cout<<"How are you going to explain this one? \n";
break;
default:
cout<<"Of course I had nothing to do with my grade. \n";
cout<<"It must have been the professor's fault' \n";
}

(4.) In a pass/fail course, a student passes if the grade


is greater than or equal to 70 and fails if the grade is
lower than 70. Write a c++ program that accepts a
grade and prints the message “ A passing grade” or
“A failing grade,” as appropriate
int grade;
cout<<"Input Grade: ";
cin>> grade;

if(grade >= 70){


cout<<"A Passing Grade";
}else{
cout<<"A Failing Grade";
}

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