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Lab 5: Exercise: Total 100 Marks

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LAB 5: EXERCISE

Total = 100 marks


Task 1: Determining body temperature using if-else statement [25 marks]
You are required to build an application which is used to alert its user either he/she has fever or not. A
thermometer is the device which will be feeding the human temperature to your application and in
response the application will tell if the temperature is safe or not. An oral temperature of 37.8 degrees
Celsius or higher indicates the fever.

Initially suppose that you need to feed the temperature information manually and your program output
should look like this:

Enter thermometer reading in Celsius: 39

Please take care, you have got fever.

Enter thermometer reading in Celsius: 37.2

No worries, you are fine.

Task 2: Maximum number finder using if statements [25 marks]


Create a program that takes in 4 real numbers and outputs the highest amongst them onto the screen.
Make sure that your program works correctly for both negative and positive integers.

Test Case: 5, - 4, 20.5, 0 = 20.5

Note: Use of loops in this section is prohibited.

Task 3: Quadratic Equation Solver (Ax2 + Bx + C) [25 marks]


Create a program that takes in the coefficients of a quadratic equation and uses them to calculate its
roots. Make sure to print “No solution” if the equation does not have any solutions.
−𝑏±√𝑏 2 −4𝑎𝑐
Use 𝑥 = to calculate the roots of the given equation. The expression 𝑏 2 − 4𝑎𝑐 is important
2𝑎
to determine the nature of the roots. Whenever it gives negative value, solution does not exist and roots
are considered imaginary.

Task 4: Simple Calculator using if-else statements [25 marks]


For this task, you have to create a calculator which takes in two real numbers. The program then
prompts the user for the mathematical operation that he/she wishes to perform. Only consider
addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. After performing the appropriate operation, the
program prints the result on the screen.

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