Flow Chart & Input Output Statement [3] M

Flow Chart & Input Output Statement [3] M

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  Programming & AlgorithmFlow Chart & Input/Output Statement August 07, 2006
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  Flow Chart DecisionMaking Process Input/Output Connector Start/End Direction of Flow
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  The input statement Syntax: input( variable[, variable, …] ) E.g.: input(a) input(a, b)
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  The output statement Syntax: output(string/ variable[, string/variable, …] ) E.g.: output(a) output(a, b) output(“Hello guys..”) output(“The value of X is “, x)
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  Exercises Create analgorithm that asks two integers and display them back on screen. Create an algorithm that asks three integers, multiplies them, and displays the result on screen.
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  Exercises Create aalgorithm that asks one integer (seconds) and converts it into hours, minutes, and seconds form. Display the result on screen. Create a algorithm that calculates and shows the area of a circle. The algorithm gets radius of the circle in floating-point number.
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  Exercises Create analgorithm that asks for two coordinates ({x1, y1} and {x2, y2}) in integer. Display the linear equation that through the coordinates in y=mx+c form. E.g.: The linear equation that through {1, 2} and {5, 7} is y=1.25x + 0.75.
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  Exercises The quadraticequation is shown by: a 2 + bx + c = 0 This equation has two roots. Create an algorithm that receives three inputs, such as a, b, and c. Then the algorithm prints two roots of the equation to the screen.