Objectives
- Understand loops
- Understand C++ loops: while loops, for loops, do-while loops
You can find hw4 note: loop on Moodl e.
Questions
Question 1: Sum even positive numbers
Write a program that asks for the end value (as integer), and computes the sum of the even numbers from 0 to the value entered, inclusive.
Expected output 1 (bold is user input)
Enter a positive number:
10
Sum: 30
The file should be named as sumEven.cpp. Dont forget to head over to the code runner on Moodle and paste your solution in the answer box!
Question 2: Print Collatz sequence
The Collatz conjecture defines a sequence as follows: if n is an even number, then the next value is n/2. If n is odd, then the next value is 3n+1. The sequence is conjectured to always reach 1 regardless of the starting number.
Write a program that takes a starting number n and prints the entire sequence, starting with n and ending with 1. Each number should be printed on a new line.
Expected output example (bold is user input)
Enter a positive number:10 10 5168421 |
The file should be named as printCollatz.cpp. Dont forget to head over to the code runner on Moodle and paste your solution in the answer box!
Question 3): Zootopia
The Zootopia Police Department is recruiting new officers and has come up with an innovative equation to hire. They define hireScore as a weighted sum of agility , strength , and speed.
hireScore = 1.8 * agility + 2.16 * strength + 3.24 * speed
The candidates for this hiring season are foxes, bunnies, and sloths. Chief Bogo has requested you to write a program that takes in these attributes and processes a hireScore for the candidate.
The program should provide a menu to choose the anthropomorphic animal. The menu should have the following options:
- Fox
- Bunny
- Sloth
- Quit
Once an animal is selected, the program should ask the two of the characteristics based on the animal
- For fox, take input for agility and strength
- For bunny, take input for agility and speed
- For Sloth, take input for strength and speed
Note: You must prompt the user for agility, strength, and speed in that order, while also skipping the attribute prompt that does not apply to the particular animal.
Write a program to compute the hireScore based on the inputs using the weighted sum formula. When you compute the hireScore , one of the three characteristics would be 0. The computed hireScore should be displayed on the screen. The menu will run in a loop, continually offering Bogo four options until he chooses to quit. If the choice is not between 1 4, then it prints Invalid option . When Bogo select option 4, it prints Good bye!
Expected output (bold is user input)
Select a numerical option:=== menu ===1. Fox2. Bunny3. Sloth4. Quit1 Enter agility:10.5 Enter strength: 20.1 Hire Score: 62.316Select a numerical option:=== menu ===1. Fox2. Bunny3. Sloth4. Quit2 Enter agility:10.1 Enter speed:30.0 Hire Score: 115.38Select a numerical option:=== menu ===1. Fox2. Bunny3. Sloth4. Quit10 Invalid optionSelect a numerical option:=== menu ===1. Fox2. Bunny3. Sloth4. Quit4 Good bye! |
The file should be named as zootopia.cpp. Dont forget to head over to the code runner on Moodle and paste your solution in the answer box!
Question 4(10pt): Dream house
You have graduated from CU Boulder and have a great job! You moved to Seattle and decided to save money to buy a house. Write a program to determine how many months it will take you to save enough money to make the down payments given the following assumptions:
- The portion of the cost needed for a down payment is 25% (0.25)
- Since you just graduated, the current saving is 0
- Assume you invest your current savings wisely. At the end of each month, you receive additional funding, currentSaving * r / 12 where r = 0.04. (r is an annual rate, so we divided it by 12)
- At the end of each month, your savings will increase by the return of the investment and the portion of the salary.
Your program asks:
- The starting annual salary (in double)
- The portion of the salary you save each month for a down payment (in double) 3. The cost of your dream house (in double)
Expected output 1 (bold is user input)
Enter your annual salary:
120000
Enter the percent of your salary to save, as a decimal:
.10
Enter the cost of your dream home:
1000000
Number of months: 183
The file should be named as dreamHouse.cpp. Dont forget to head over to the code runner on Moodle and paste your solution in the answer box!
Question 5(15pt): Count matches
A substring refers to a string that is a continuous segment of a larger string. The list of all substrings of the string, apple, would be:
- apple,
- appl, pple,
- app, ppl, ple,
- ap, pp, pl, le,
- a, p, p, l, e
Write a program that asks for two strings: a string where the substring is searched and substring whose occurrences is to be found. Then, it displays the number of matches.
Expected output 1 (bold is user input)
Enter the search string:
mississippi
Enter the substring to be searched:
si
Number of occurrences: 2
Expected output 2 (bold is user input)
Enter the search string:
mississippi
Enter the substring to be searched:
ipp
Number of occurrences: 1
The file should be named as countMatches.cpp . Dont forget to head over to the code runner on Moodle and paste your solution in the answer box!
Question 6(15pt): Print an alphabetical triangle
Write a program that takes the height of the triangle, then it prints the triangle like below.
Expected output 1 (bold is user input)
Enter the height:4 abcd efg hi j |
Expected output 2 (bold is user input)
Enter the height:10 abcdefghij klmnopqrs tuvwxyza bcdefgh ijklmn opqrs tuvw xyz ab c |
The file should be named as printTriangle.cpp . Dont forget to head over to the code runner on Moodle and paste your solution in the answer box!
Extra credit Question (10pt): Print diamond
Write a program that takes the side length of the diamond, then it prints the diamond like below.
Expected output 1 (bold is user input)
Enter the length:
4
*
***
*****
*******
*****
***
*
Expected output 2 (bold is user input)
Enter the length:
2
*
***
*
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