Introduction to Computer Programming (EE)

Lab Report on If else Fop

23Oct 2019
LAB REPORT
Question no 1
1. If hours are greater than 18, print a message saying "This is an overload";
otherwise print a message saying "Not an overload".

#include<iostream> //It is preprocessor directive

using namespace std; //It is a grouping identifier

int main() //Main function

int a; //Defining the integer a

cout<< "Enter number of hours = "; //It will display a message to give hours

cin>>a; //It will take input as variable a from user

if(a>18) //condition if a is greater than 18

cout<<" This is an overload "; //It will show a message that it is an overload

else //If the above statement is not satisfied

cout<<"Not an overload"; //It will show a message it is not

an over load}

}
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IF hours are greater than 18

If hours are less than 18

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Question no 2
2. If classification is equal to 5 then set the character variable Type equal to 'G',
and print a message saying "graduate student"; otherwise set Type equal to 'U'
and print a message saying "undergraduate".

#include<iostream>//It is preprocessor directive

using namespace std;//It is a grouping identifier

int main()//Main function

string Type;

int Classification; //Defining class as integral variable

cout<<"Enter the educational calssification : "; //It will display Statement

inside Inverted commas

cin>>Classification; //Ask value of classifiction from user

if( Classification==5 ) //Condition i.e, if classification =5

{cout<<"Graduate student "; //It will display Graduate Student

Type ="G"; } //String type will be G

else //If above statement is not true

{cout<<"Undergraduate student "; //It will display Undergraduate

Type ="U"; } //String type will be G

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If classification is equal to 5

If Classification is not equal to 5

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Question no 3

3. After execution of the following code, what will be printed if x is 10?

if (x <= 10)
cout << "small";
else
cout << "big";
ANS:

#include<iostream>//It is preprocessor directive

using namespace std; //It is a grouping identifier
int main()//Main function
{
int x; //Defining variable x
cout<<"Enter value of x : "; //IT WILL DISPLAY enter value of x
cin>>x; //It will ask value of x from user
if (x <= 10) //Condition if x is less than equal to ten
cout << "small"; //It will print small
else //If above condition is not satisfied
cout << "big"; //It will print big
}

If x is 10 then

It will print small

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Question no 4
1. After execution of the following code, what will be the value of x?
x = 30;
y = 20;
if (y != (x - 10))
x = x - 5;
else
x = y;
#include<iostream> //It is preprocessor directive

using namespace std; //It is a grouping identifiers

int main() //Main function

int x,y; //Defining variables x and y

x = 30; //value of x is x=30

y = 20; //value of y is y=20

if (y != (x - 10)) //Condition if y is not equal to x-10

x = x - 5; //Then x will be equal to x-5

else //If condition is not satisfied

x = y; //Then x=y

cout<<"Value of x = "<<x; //It will print value of x and show its value

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Question no 5

#include<iostream> //It is preprocessor directive

using namespace std; //It is a grouping identifiers

int main() //Main function

int c,f; //Defining integers c and f

cout<<"Enter temperature in Celcius :"; //It will display statement in inverted commas

cin>>c; //It will ask value for c from user

cout<<"Enter temperature in Farenheit :"; //It will display statement in inverted commas

cin>>f; //It will ask value for d from user

if (c>40 || f>60) //Multiple condition

cout<<"It is hot day "; //It will display statement in inverted commas

else if ((c>25 && c<35)|| ( f>30 && f<50 ) ) //Multiple condition

cout<<"Its Normal weather"; //It will display statement in inverted commas

else if (f<60 && c>30) //Multiple condition

cout<<"Its moderate"; //It will display statement in inverted commas

else if (((c> 20) && (c<22)) || ((f>25) && (f<27))) //Multiple condition

{ cout<<"It is Ideal Weather"; //It will display statement in inverted commas

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else if (f<28 || c<25) //Multiple condition

cout<<"It is cold day"; //It will display statement in inverted commas

else //If all above statements are unsatisfied

cout<<"Invalid Temperature"; //It will display statement in invalid temperature

a. If temp in C is greater than 40, display “It is hot day”.

b. If temp in C is between 25 and 35 , display “Its Normal weather”

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c. If temp in C is less than 25 ,display “ It is cold today”

d. If temp in F is greater than 60 , display “it is hot today”

e. If temp in F is less than 60 than display “It is moderate” if and only if

temp in C is greater than 30.

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f. If temp in F is in between 30 and 50, display “ Its Normal weather”

g. If temp in F is less than 28, display “it is cold day” regardless of the
value of C.

h. If temp in C is between 20 and 22 and temp in F is in between 25 and

27 , display “It is Ideal weather”

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Question 6

#include<iostream> //It is preprocessor directive

#include<conio.h> //It is preprocessor directive used for getch

using namespace std; //It is a grouping identifiers

int main() //Main function

{

int x; //Defining variable x

cout<<"Enter value of x"<<endl; //It will display statement in inverted commas

cin>>x; //It will ask user for value of x

if(x) //Condition if entered value is an integer

cout<<" Yes"<<endl; //It will display statement in inverted commas

else //If condition is not satisfied

cout<<"NO"<<endl; //It will display No

getch();

If x is an integer

If we put a character

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