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Sample
Midterm Exam Questions - Spring
2009
1. Terms and definitions
a) What are the three structures of structured programming?
b) What is a post-test loop?
c) What are the values a bool variable can have?
d) What is a variable?
e) True or false? Every C++ program must have a main()
function.__________
2. Describe the exact output that is
produced by the following program segments. Use an underscore (_) to
indicate blank spaces.
double PI =
3.14159;
int NUM = 73;
cout.setf(ios::fixed);
cout.setf(ios::showpoint);
cout.precision(3);
cout << "NUM=" << setw(6) <<
NUM
<< "\nPI="
<< PI << endl;
3. Write the statements, including a loop, required to
calculate y(t) from the equation:
-3t2
+ 5 t >= 0
y(t) =
3t2
+ 5 t < 0
for values of t between -9 and 9 in steps of 3. Display
each value of t and y(t).
You do not need to write a complete program but you should include
declaration statements for all the variables that you use.
4. A program is needed to score a dice game as follows.
If the roll of a pair of dice is 7 or 11, the player's winnings are to
be increased by 100. If the roll turns up any other number, the
winnings are to be reduced by 100. Write the C++ statement or
statements that will score the dice game. Assume that the
following declarations have been made and that a value has been
assigned to variable roll.
int roll; // the value of the dice roll
double winnings; // the player's score
5. Relational and Logical Expressions.
a) Assuming the value of variable count is 0 and
the value of variable limit is 10, state whether
each the following expressions is true or false.
1. (count == 0) && (limit >
12) _______________________
2. (limit > 20) || (count < 5)
________________________
3. !(count == 12)
___________________________
b) In algebra we see numeric intervals given as
2 < x < 3
This is not how we express this relationship in C++, however.
Give the correct C++ boolean expression that specifies that x lies
between 2 and 3.
6.
The
price of gasoline has fluctuated widely in recent months causing
concern for motorists. Here you are to write a complete C++
program to calculate the cost of a visit to a gas station. Your
program should ask the user whether he or she wants regular ($2.629
per gallon) or premium ($2.979 per gallon) gasoline, whether or not a
car wash ($5.99) is desired, and if a receipt should be printed. Of
course the program must also ask how many gallons it took to fill the
tank. Then the program should calculate the cost of the gas and the
total cost including a car wash if there was one. If the user wanted
a receipt, display the number of gallons, the cost of the gasoline,
any car wash cost, and the total cost as in this example:
Gallons = 10.00
Gasoline = $21.29
Car wash = $5.99
Total cost = $27.28
Notes:
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Use variables to hold
constant values (e.g., 2.629).
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Display two digits
after the decimal point.
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Include a few comment
statements to document the program.
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