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Exercises On Loops

The document contains exercises focused on loops and programming tasks. It includes writing programs to categorize a person's weight based on height, determining output based on conditional statements, calculating the factorial of a positive integer, and converting an octal number to its decimal equivalent. Each exercise provides specific requirements and examples for implementation.

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Exercises On Loops

The document contains exercises focused on loops and programming tasks. It includes writing programs to categorize a person's weight based on height, determining output based on conditional statements, calculating the factorial of a positive integer, and converting an octal number to its decimal equivalent. Each exercise provides specific requirements and examples for implementation.

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Exercises on Loops

1. Write a program which inputs a person’s height (in centimeters) and weight (in
kilograms) and outputs one of the messages: underweight, normal, or
overweight, using the criteria:

Underweight: weight < height/2.5


Normal: height/2.5 <= weight <= height/2.3
Overweight: height/2.3 < weight

2. Assuming that n is 20, what will the following code fragment output when
executed?

if (n >= 0)
if (n < 10)
cout << "n is small\n";
else
cout << "n is negative\n";

3. Write a program which inputs an integer value, checks that it is positive, and
outputs its factorial, using the formulas:

factorial(0) = 1
factorial(n) = n × factorial(n-1)

4. Write a program which inputs an octal number and outputs its decimal
equivalent.
The following example illustrates the expected behavior of the program:

Input an octal number: 214


Octal(214) = Decimal(532)

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