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CSCI 1581 Lab00

CSCI 1581 Lab00 assignment
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Software Design and Development I Laboratory (CSCI-1581)

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UNIVERSITY of NEW ORLEANS DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

CSCI1581: Lab 0-Problem Set 0:

Data in → Processing → Data out

P1 Solutions limited in scope to: ● input/scanner ● output/print ● storage/variable

● arithmetic ● modulus ● logical

● relational ● equality ● casting

Submission Rules:

  1. Submissions must be zipped into a handin file. Each problem must be implemented in its own class file. Use the name of the problem as the class name.
  2. You must use standard input and standard output for ALL your problems. It means that the input should be entered from the keyboard while the output will be displayed on the screen.
  3. Your source code files should include a comment at the beginning including your name and that problem number/name.
  4. The output of your solutions must be formatted exactly as the sample output to receive full credit for that submission.
  5. Compile & test your solutions before submitting.
  6. Each problem is worth up to 10 points total. The breakdown is as follows: 2 points for compiling, 3 points for correct output with sample inputs, 5 points for additional inputs.
  7. This lab is worth a max total of 40 points. You can complete as many problems as you like, but cannot receive more than 40 points towards the lab grade. All points in excess of that are for bragging rights. (Check the scoreboard to see how you did!).
  8. Submission: ● You have unlimited submission attempts until the deadline passes. ● You will receive your lab grade immediately after submitting.

Problem 1: AreaOfASquare (10 points)

Facts:

● Use a scanner for input. ● Store user input in variables. ● The area of a square would be length * length. ● For example, if the length of one side is 2 then the area would be 4 = 22. ● If the length of one side is 9 then the area would be 81 = 99. ● Use integers for variables.

Input

Your solution must take in one input. The input is to be treated as the square’s side length. Output The output should be the total area of the square (length * length). Sample Input Sample output

Problem 3: TablespoonsToTeaspoons (10 points)

Facts:

● Use a scanner for input. ● Store user input in variables. ● Use integers for variables. ● There are three teaspoons in one tablespoon.

Input

Your solution must take in one input. The input is to be treated as the number of tablespoons.

Output

The output should be the number of teaspoons. Sample Input Sample output

Problem 4: SimpleAddition (10 points)

Facts:

● Use a scanner for input. ● Store user input in variables. ● Use integers for variables.

Input

Your solution must take in two inputs. The first input is the first number, and the second input is the second number.

Output

The output should just be the total of the two numbers added together. Sample Input Sample output 15 37

Problem 6: SecondsToMinutes (10 points)

Facts:

● Use a scanner for input. ● Store user input in variables. ● Use doubles to store variables. ● There are 1 minute every 60 seconds.

Input

Your solution must take in one input as the number of seconds.

Output

The output should just be the total number of minutes that are included in the supplied seconds. Sample Input Sample output 12345 205.

Problem 7: FahrenheitToCelsius (10 points)

Facts:

● Use a scanner for input. ● Store user input in variables. ● Use doubles to store variables. ● To convert from Fahrenheit to Celsius, we can say Celsius = (Fahrenheit - 32) * (5.0/9).

Input

Your solution must take in one input as the temperature in Fahrenheit.

Output

The output should just be the temperature in Celsius. Sample Input Sample output

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CSCI 1581 Lab00

Course: Software Design and Development I Laboratory (CSCI-1581)

4 Documents
Students shared 4 documents in this course

University: University of New Orleans

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UNIVERSITY of NEW ORLEANS
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
CSCI1581: Lab 0-Problem Set 0:
Data in → Processing → Data out
P1 Solutions limited in scope to:
● input/scanner
● output/print
● storage/variable
● arithmetic
● modulus
● logical
● relational
● equality
● casting
Submission Rules:
1. Submissions must be zipped into a handin.zip file. Each problem must be implemented in its
own class file. Use the name of the problem as the class name.
2. You must use standard input and standard output for ALL your problems. It means that the
input should be entered from the keyboard while the output will be displayed on the screen.
3. Your source code files should include a comment at the beginning including your name and
that problem number/name.
4. The output of your solutions must be formatted exactly as the sample output to receive full
credit for that submission.
5. Compile & test your solutions before submitting.
6. Each problem is worth up to 10 points total. The breakdown is as follows: 2 points for
compiling, 3 points for correct output with sample inputs, 5 points for additional inputs.
7. This lab is worth a max total of 40 points. You can complete as many problems as you like,
but cannot receive more than 40 points towards the lab grade. All points in excess of that
are for bragging rights. (Check the scoreboard to see how you did!).
8. Submission:
● You have unlimited submission attempts until the deadline passes.
● You will receive your lab grade immediately after submitting.

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