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The document contains 9 examples of QBASIC programs that demonstrate using input commands to get user input and perform calculations and conditional logic. The programs include displaying text, inputting and outputting a school name, calculating differences, products, and sums of numbers, finding averages, getting student names and marks to calculate totals and averages, checking if a person or student meets criteria to vote or pass an exam based on their age or marks. The examples showcase basic programming concepts in QBASIC like input, output, calculations, and conditional statements.

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Qbasicprograms

The document contains 9 examples of QBASIC programs that demonstrate using input commands to get user input and perform calculations and conditional logic. The programs include displaying text, inputting and outputting a school name, calculating differences, products, and sums of numbers, finding averages, getting student names and marks to calculate totals and averages, checking if a person or student meets criteria to vote or pass an exam based on their age or marks. The examples showcase basic programming concepts in QBASIC like input, output, calculations, and conditional statements.

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1.

Write a PROGRAM IN QBASIC TO DISPLAY “ WELCOME TO MY FIRST PROGRAM”


CLS
PRINT “WELCOME TO MY FIRST PROGRAM”
END

2. WRITE A PROGRAM TO ENTER YOUR SCHOOL NAME AND PRINT IT


CLS
INPUT "ENTER YOUR SCHOOL NAME", SCHOOLNAME$
PRINT SCHOOLNAME$
END

3. PROGRAM TO FIND THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TWO NUMBERS USING THE


“INPUT” COMMAND
CLS
PRINT "ENTER THE VALUE OF NUMBER 1"
INPUT NUMBER1
PRINT "ENTER THE VALUE OF NUMBER 2"
INPUT NUMBER2
LET DIFFERENCE = NUMBER1 - NUMBER2
PRINT "THE DIFFERENCE OF TWO NUMBERS IS:"
PRINT DIFFERENCE
END

4. PROGRAM TO FIND THE PRODUCT OF TWO NUMBERS USING THE “INPUT”


COMMAND
CLS
PRINT "ENTER THE VALUE OF NUMBER 1"
INPUT NUMBER1
PRINT "ENTER THE VALUE OF NUMBER 2"
INPUT NUMBER2
LET PRODUCT = NUMBER1 * NUMBER2
PRINT "THE PRODUCT OF TWO NUMBERS IS:"
PRINT PRODUCT
END

5. PROGRAM TO FIND THE SUM OF THREE NUMBERS USING THE “INPUT” COMMAND
CLS
PRINT "ENTER THE VALUE OF NUMBER 1"
INPUT NUMBER1
PRINT "ENTER THE VALUE OF NUMBER 2"
INPUT NUMBER2
PRINT "ENTER THE VALUE OF NUMBER 3"
INPUT NUMBER3
LET SUM = NUMBER1 + NUMBER2 + NUMBER3
PRINT "THE SUM OF THREE NUMBERS IS:"
PRINT SUM
END

6. PROGRAM TO FIND THE SUM AND AVERAGE OF THREE NUMBERS USING THE
“INPUT” COMMAND
CLS
PRINT "ENTER THE VALUE OF NUMBER 1"
INPUT NUMBER1
PRINT "ENTER THE VALUE OF NUMBER 2"
INPUT NUMBER2
PRINT "ENTER THE VALUE OF NUMBER 3"
INPUT NUMBER3
LET SUM = NUMBER1 + NUMBER2 + NUMBER3 REM SUM STORES THE ADDITION
RESULT OF NUMBER1, NUMBER2 AND NUMBER 3
LET AVERAGE = SUM / 3
PRINT "THE SUM AND AVERAGE OF THREE NUMBERS IS:"
PRINT SUM, AVERAGE
END

7. WRITE A PROGRAM TO INPUT THE STUDENT’S NAME, MARKS OBTAINED IN FOUR


DIFFERENT SUBJECTS, FIND THE TOTAL AND AVERAGE MARKS
CLS
REM TO INPUT STUDENT NAME, MARKS OBTAINED IN FOUR SUBJECTS AND FIND
THE TOTAL AND AVERAGE
INPUT "ENTER THE NAME OF THE STUDENT", NAME$
INPUT "ENTER THE MARKS OF ENGLISH", ENGLISH
INPUT "ENTER THE MARKS OF HINDI", HINDI
INPUT "ENTER THE MARKS OF MATHS", MATHS
INPUT "ENTER THE MARKS OF EVS", EVS
LET TOTAL = ENGLISH + HINDI + MATHS + EVS
LET AVERAGE = TOTAL / 4
PRINT "THE TOTAL IS:”, TOTAL
PRINT "THE AVERAGE IS:", AVERAGE
END

8. WRITE A PROGRAM TO FIND THE AGE OF A PERSON AND IF THE AGE IS MORE
THAN 18, THEN DISPLAY “THE PERSON IS ELIGIBLE TO VOTE” ELSE “THE PERSON
IS NOT ELIGIBLE TO VOTE”
CLS
REM PROGRAM TO FIND AGE OF A PERSON & IF THE AGE IS ELIGILBLE TO VOTE
INPUT "ENTER THE AGE OF THE PERSON"; AGE
IF AGE >= 18 THEN
PRINT "THE PERSON IS ELIGIBLE TO VOTE"
ELSE
PRINT "THE PERSON IS NOT ELIGIBLE TO VOTE"
END IF
END

9. WRITE A PROGRAM TO FIND MARKS OF STUDENT AND IF THE MARKS IS MORE


THAN 40, THEN DISPLAY “THE STUDENT IS PASS IN ICT EXAM” ELSE “THE
STUDENT IS FAIL IN ICT EXAM”.
CLS
REM PROGRAM TO FIND MARKS OF STUDENT & IF THE STUDENT IS PASS IN ICT
EXAM BASED ON MARKS
INPUT "ENTER THE PERCENTAGE OF THE PERSON"; MARKS
IF MARKS >= 40 THEN
PRINT "THE STUDENT IS PASS IN ICT EXAM”
ELSE
PRINT “THE STUDENT IS FAIL IN ICT EXAM”
END IF
END

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