PROGRAMM

-ING
CONCEPTS
PAPER 2
SECTION 2: CHAPTER 11 PGS
UNIT

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 LOOP STRUCTURES
The syntax of a For…Next loop has three components: a counter,
a range, and a step

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 LOOP STRUCTURES
The 3 different loops structures:

1. The FOR…TO… NEXT Loop

2. The WHILE…DO…ENDWHILE Loop

3. The REPEAT …. UNTIL Loop

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LOOP STRUCTURES

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LOOP STRUCTURES (PSEUDOCODE)

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 LOOP STRUCTURES
PROGRAM # 20
The syntax of a For…Next loop has three components: a counter,
a range, and a step

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PROGRAM # 20 ( PSEUDOCODE )

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PROGRAM # 20 (OUTPUT)

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PROGRAM # 21

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PROGRAM # 21 ( PSEUDOCODE)

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PROGRAM # 21 (OUTPUT)

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PROGRAM # 22

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PROGRAM # 22 (PSEUDOCODE)

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PROGRAM # 22 ( OUTPUT)

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PROGRAM # 23 ( TO PRINT EVEN NUMBERS)

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PROGRAM # 23 (PSEUDOCODE)

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PROGRAM # 23 (OUTPUT)

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PROGRAM # 24 ( TO PRINT ODD NUMBERS)

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PROGRAM # 24 ( PSEUDOCODE )

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PROGRAM # 24 ( OUTPUT )

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PROGRAM # 25
( TO PRINT NUMBERS IN DESCENDING ORDER)

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PROGRAM # 25 ( PSEUDOCODE )

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PROGRAM # 25 ( OUTPUT )

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PROGRAM # 26
( TO PRINT EVEN NUMBERS IN DESCENDING ORDER)

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PROGRAM # 26 ( PSEUDOCODE)

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PROGRAM # 26 ( OUTPUT)

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PROGRAM # 27
( TO PRINT THE SUM OF 5 NUMBERS )

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PROGRAM # 27 ( PSEUDOCODE)

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PROGRAM # 27 ( OUTPUT)

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PROGRAM # 28
( TO PRINT MULTIPLICATION TABLE )

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PROGRAM # 28 ( PSEUDOCODE )

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PROGRAM # 28 ( OUTPUT )

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PROGRAM # 29
( TO SEPARATE POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE NUMBERS )

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PROGRAM # 29 ( PSEUDOCODE )

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PROGRAM # 29 ( OUTPUT )

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 BASIC TYPES OF CONTRUCTS
1. Sequence: a number of steps are performed, one after
the other. In other words, the order of statements followed
in programs.
2. Selection: Under certain conditions, some steps are
performed otherwise different ( or no) steps are performed.
3. Repetition: a sequence of steps is performed a number
of times.

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 BASIC TYPES OF CONTRUCTS
4. Counting: It is used with repetition with the variable counter
increased by 1 every time the loop repeated.
5. Totalling: It is used with repetition with the variable total
updated every time the loop repeated.
6. Assignment: an assignment statement gives a value
to a variable. For example, x = 5
y = 20

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 PRE-CONDITION LOOP
To execute a block of statements until the condition
becomes True, use the following syntax:

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PROGRAM # 30
( TO PRINT FIRST 10 NUMBERS)

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PROGRAM # 30 ( PSEUDOCODE )

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PROGRAM # 30 ( OUTPUT )

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PROGRAM # 31

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PROGRAM # 31 ( PSEUDOCODE)

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PROGRAM # 31 ( OUTPUT)

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PROGRAM # 32
( TO SUM 6 DIFFERENT NUMBERS )

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PROGRAM # 32 ( PSEUDOCODE )

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PROGRAM # 32 ( OUTPUT )

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PROGRAM # 33
( TO PRINT EVEN NUMBERS )

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PROGRAM # 33 ( PSEUDOCODE )

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PROGRAM # 33 ( OUTPUT )

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PROGRAM # 34
( TO PRINT NUMBERS IN DESCENDING ORDER )

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PROGRAM # 34 ( PSEUDOCODE )

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PROGRAM # 34 ( OUTPUT )

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PROGRAM # 35
( TO PRINT SUM OF NUMBERS FROM 1 TO 10)

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PROGRAM # 35 ( PSEUDOCODE )

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PROGRAM # 35 ( OUTPUT )

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PROGRAM # 36
( TO PRINT MULTIPLICATION TABLE )

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PROGRAM # 36 ( PSEUDOCODE )

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PROGRAM # 36 ( OUTPUT )

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PROGRAM # 37
( TO SEPARATE +VE AND –VE NUMBERS )

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PROGRAM # 37 ( PSEUDOCODE )

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PROGRAM # 37 ( OUTPUT )

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