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Lab 3: Selection Structures Objective Equipment Personal Computer With C Program Pre-Installed Questions

The document describes a lab assignment to write C programs that use floating point numbers. The first program prompts the user for 5 numbers, finds the minimum and maximum, computes the average, and prints the results. The second program takes x-y coordinates and displays the point and its quadrant.

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Lab 3: Selection Structures Objective Equipment Personal Computer With C Program Pre-Installed Questions

The document describes a lab assignment to write C programs that use floating point numbers. The first program prompts the user for 5 numbers, finds the minimum and maximum, computes the average, and prints the results. The second program takes x-y coordinates and displays the point and its quadrant.

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LAB 3: SELECTION STRUCTURES

Objective To write, compile and execute a program that uses floating point numbers.

Equipment Personal Computer with C Program Pre-Installed

Questions

1. Write, compile and execute a C program that will

a. Prompt the user for 5 floating numbers as shown below.

Enter number 1:
Enter number 2:
….
Enter Number 5:

b. Find the minimum and maximum values among these 5 numbers using if
statements

c. Compute the average from these numbers

d. Prints “You entered 5 numbers. The minimum is xx, the maximum is yy


and the average is zz”

Quadrant II Quadrant I

Quadrant III Quadrant IV

Fig. 3.1
2. Write a program that takes the x-y coordinates of a point in the Cartesian
coordinate system and displays the points entered while informing the user in
which quadrant (refer to Fig. 3.1) the point lies in.

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