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Programming tasks 3-3-2025

The document contains a series of programming questions and solutions, primarily focused on basic file operations, loops, conditionals, and functions in a pseudocode format. Each question demonstrates different programming concepts such as reading from and writing to files, iterating through arrays, and implementing basic logic for user input. Overall, it serves as a practical guide for understanding fundamental programming constructs.

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Programming tasks 3-3-2025

The document contains a series of programming questions and solutions, primarily focused on basic file operations, loops, conditionals, and functions in a pseudocode format. Each question demonstrates different programming concepts such as reading from and writing to files, iterating through arrays, and implementing basic logic for user input. Overall, it serves as a practical guide for understanding fundamental programming constructs.

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Q1.

DECLARE str1 : STRING

OPENFILE "NumberFile.txt" FOR READ

WHILE NOT EOF("NumberFile.txt")

READFILE "NumberFile.txt", str1

OUTPUT str1

ENDWHILE

CLOSEFILE "NumberFile.txt"

Q2.

PROCEDURE Print100

DECLARE count : INTEGER

FOR count <- 1 TO 100

OUTPUT count

NEXT count

ENDPROCEDURE

Q3.

FUNCTION Multiply(a : INTEGER, b : INTEGER) RETURNS INTEGER

return a * b

ENDFUNCTION

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Q4.

DECLARE searchVal : STRING

DECLARE count : INTEGER

DECLARE found : BOOLEAN

DECLARE DataArray : ARRAY[1:5] OF CHAR

DataArray <- ["A","B","C","D","E"]

OUTPUT "Enter letter to search"

INPUT searchVal

found <- FALSE

FOR count <- 1 TO LENGTH(DataArray)

IF DataArray[count] = searchVal

THEN

found <- TRUE

ENDIF

NEXT count

IF found

THEN

OUTPUT "Letter is in array"

ELSE

OUTPUT "Letter not in array"

ENDIF

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Q5.

DECLARE Number : ARRAY[1:10] OF INTEGER

DECLARE count : INTEGER

OPENFILE "NumberFile.txt" FOR WRITE

FOR count <- 1 TO LENGTH(Number)

WRITEFILE "NumberFile.txt", Number[count]

NEXT count

CLOSEFILE "NumberFile.txt"

Q6.

DECLARE count : INTEGER

FOR count <- 10 TO 1 STEP -1

OUTPUT count

NEXT count

OUTPUT "Blast off!"

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Q7.

DECLARE mark : INTEGER

OUTPUT "Please enter student mark"

INPUT mark

IF mark >= 90

THEN

OUTPUT "Grade A"

ELSE

IF mark >= 80

THEN

OUTPUT "Grade B"

ELSE

IF mark >= 70

THEN

OUTPUT "Grade C"

ELSE

IF mark >= 60

THEN

OUTPUT "Grade D"

ELSE

OUTPUT "Grade U"

ENDIF

ENDIF

ENDIF

ENDIF

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Q8.

FUNCTION TotalValues RETURNS INTEGER

DECLARE Total : INTEGER

Total <- 0

FOR X <- 1 TO 50

Total <- Total + Array[X]

NEXT X

RETURN Total

ENDFUNCTION

Total <- TotalValues()

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Q9.

DECLARE num, count, less, more, inputVal : INTEGER

OUTPUT "Enter number of integers to input:

INPUT num

count <- 0

less <- 0

more <- 0

WHILE count < num

OUTPUT "Input the number"

INPUT inputVal

IF inputVal = 0

THEN

count <- num

ENDIF

IF inputVal < 100

THEN

less <- less + 1

ELSE

more <- more + 1

ENDIF

ENDWHILE

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Q10.

DECLARE num : INTEGER

REPEAT

OUTPUT "Enter num"

INPUT num

UNTIL num = 10

Q11.

DECLARE str1 : INTEGER

str1 <- ""

WHILE str1 <> "stop"

OUTPUT "Enter word"

INPUT str1

ENDWHILE

Q12.

DECLARE file : STRING

OUTPUT "Please enter filename"

INPUT file

OPENFILE file FOR WRITE

WRITEFILE file, "house"

CLOSEFILE

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Q13.

DECLARE str1 : STRING

OPENFILE "dataStore.txt" FOR READ

READFILE "dataStore.txt", str1

CLOSEFILE "dataStore.txt"

OUTPUT str1

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