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Lab 04 Manual

The document outlines 6 programming tasks involving functions and file input/output in C++. The tasks include adding a string to the start of a text file, passing values to functions to perform calculations and return results, and conditionally returning different values from a function based on the input values.

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Lab 04 Manual

The document outlines 6 programming tasks involving functions and file input/output in C++. The tasks include adding a string to the start of a text file, passing values to functions to perform calculations and return results, and conditionally returning different values from a function based on the input values.

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Programming Fundamentals

Lab 04
Modes:
In, Out, Ate, App, Trunc.

Task 1:
Write a C++ program to add the user input at the start of a text file (data.txt). A temporary file may be
helpful in this task.
Example:
Input:
data.txt
Ahmad Munir
Adeel Anwar
Yasir Arif
Ahmar Mohsin

Enter String: Abid Waqar


Output:
data.txt
Abid Waqar
Ahmad Munir
Adeel Anwar
Yasir Arif
Ahmar Mohsin

Task 2:
Write a C++ program to pass a user input(Integer) to a function and display two’s power up to given
input inside the callee function.
Example:
Input:
Enter Number: 4
Output:
𝟐𝟒 = 16

Task 3:
Write a C++ program to pass user input (two Integer’s) to a function and return their sum to the caller
function in order to display in there.
Example:
Input:
Enter Number 1: 12
Enter Number 2: 19
Output:
Sum (12,19) = 31

Task 4:
Write a C++ program to pass marks of a Student (User Input) to a function and return the grade
according to new UCP Grading Policy.
Example:
Input:
Enter Marks of a Student: 80
Output:
Grade (80) = B

Task 5:
Write a C++ program to pass the grade a Student (User Input) to a function and return the grade after
performing curving of two grades through ascii value. Grades being considered are only (A, B, C, D, F).
Example:
Input:
Enter Grade of a Student: C
Output:
Grade (After Curving) = A

Task 6:
Write a C++ program to pass user input (two values) to a function and return their sum if it is greater
than 25 otherwise return both values after adding 10 in them.
Example 1:
Input:
Enter Number 1: 10.5
Enter Number 2: 7
Output:
Sum (10.5,7) = 20.5 17
Example 2:
Input:
Enter Number 1: 20.5
Enter Number 2: 17
Output:
Sum (20.5,17) = 37.5

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