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The document contains code snippets and output from 3 tasks of a lab assignment submitted by a student. The code prints the student's name initials, comments on code, and outputs subject marks. The student is studying software engineering.

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Assignment 03

The document contains code snippets and output from 3 tasks of a lab assignment submitted by a student. The code prints the student's name initials, comments on code, and outputs subject marks. The student is studying software engineering.

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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY

School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences

National University of Sciences and Technology NUST Islamabad

COURSE NAME: FOCP LAB 2

ASSIGNMENT NO: 2

SUBMITTED BY: Ghulam Mustafa


REGISTRATION NO: 454131
CLASS: BESE-14-A
INSTRUCTOR: Momina Moetesum
DATE: 06-Oct-23
Task 1:

Code:

//My name: "Ghulam Mustafa" and today is 6 Oct 2023


#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
// A comment , this is so you can read your program later.
// Anything after the // is ignored by C/C++/Java.

printf("I could have code like this.\n"); // and the comment after is ignored.

/* Want to use C-style to comment */

// You can also use a comment to "disable a piece of code:

// printf( "This won't run.\n" );

printf("This will run.\n");


//I am studying software engineering at SEECS

getch(); // or _getch()
return 0;

Output:

Task2:
Code:
#include<stdio.h>
int main() {
//This code will print my name initials "G M".

printf("*************************************************************
******************************\n");

printf(" ****************** * ** \n");


printf(" * ** ** \n");
printf(" * * * * * \n");
printf(" * * * * * \n");
printf(" * ******* * ** * \n");
printf(" * * * * \n");
printf(" * * * * \n");
printf(" ****************** * * \n");

printf("*************************************************************
****************************\n");
/*This code will print subjects and their relevent marks.*/

int marks1 = 98;


int marks2 = 91;
float marks3 = 88.8;
float marks4 = 72.9;

printf(" Calculus: %d\n",marks1);


printf(" Physics: %d\n",marks2);
printf(" Discrete Math: %f\n",marks3);
printf(" English: %f\n",marks4);

return 0;
}
Output:

Task3:
Code: //My name: "Ghulam Mustafa" and today is 6 Oct 2023
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
// A comment , this is so you can read your program later.
// Anything after the // is ignored by C/C++/Java.

cout << "I could have code like this.\n"; // and the comment after is ignored.

/* Want to use C-style to comment */

// You can also use a comment to "disable a piece of code:


// cout << "This won't run.\n" ;

cout << "This will run.\n";


//I am studying software engineering at SEECS

getchar(); // or _getch()
return 0;

Code:

#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
int main() {
//This code will print my name initials "G M".

cout <<
"*****************************************************************************
**************\n";

cout << " ****************** * ** \n";


cout << " * ** ** \n";
cout << " * * * * * \n";
cout << " * * * * * \n";
cout << " * ******* * ** * \n";
cout << " * * * * \n";
cout << " * * * * \n";
cout << " ****************** * * \n";

cout <<
"*****************************************************************************
************\n";
/*This code will print subjects and their relevent marks.*/

int marks1 = 98;


int marks2 = 91;
double marks3 = 88.8;
double marks4 = 72.9;
cout << " Calculus: " << marks1 << endl;
cout << " Physics: " << marks2 << endl;
cout << " Discrete Math: " << marks3 << endl;
cout << " English: " << marks4 << endl;
getchar();
return 0;
}

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