Write 4 different programs. These are simple modifications to original sample program given. The four tasks are: Try1: Change sample program to add user input and then add 64 to it. Try 2: change sample program to subtract second user input from first and print answer. Try 3: Change the Try 2 to further subtract 10 from the results. Try 3.1 and Try 3.2: If first number > second number than subtract else add If first number > second number than subtract. It first number < second number than add else set number to 9999. Try4: In Try 2: check if second number is smaller than first else again ask for input from user until second number is smaller and then continue to print the subtracted result.

Write 4 different programs. These are simple modifications to original sample program given. The four tasks are: Try1: Change sample program to add user input and then add 64 to it. Try 2: change sample program to subtract second user input from first and print answer. Try 3: Change the Try 2 to further subtract 10 from the results. Try 3.1 and Try 3.2: If first number > second number than subtract else add If first number > second number than subtract. It first number < second number than add else set number to 9999. Try4: In Try 2: check if second number is smaller than first else again ask for input from user until second number is smaller and then continue to print the subtracted result.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter8: Arrays And Strings

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 20PE

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