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CSC126 Tutorial 5 (Part2)

This document outlines 4 tasks involving selection structures in C++. Task 1 has the user write a program to check if two integers are equal. Task 2 asks the user for a number and displays if it's greater than or less than zero. Task 3 is to write a program based on pseudocode for a selection structure. Task 4 has the user write a program to determine and print if an integer is odd or even using the modulus operator.

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CSC126 Tutorial 5 (Part2)

This document outlines 4 tasks involving selection structures in C++. Task 1 has the user write a program to check if two integers are equal. Task 2 asks the user for a number and displays if it's greater than or less than zero. Task 3 is to write a program based on pseudocode for a selection structure. Task 4 has the user write a program to determine and print if an integer is odd or even using the modulus operator.

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Tutorial 5 (Part 2): Selection Structure

Task 1: Write a C++ program to accept two integers and check whether they are equal or not.

Task 2: Write a program that will asks user for a number. It then displays whether the number is (greater
than zero) or (less than or equal to zero).

Task 3: Write a complete C++ program based on the following pseudocode.


Task 4: Write a program that reads an integer and determines and prints whether it is odd or
even. (Hint: use modulus operator)

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