C++ programming
Lab 12 Work You always create a separate C++ file for each program you write in the lab. 1. Write a C++ program that does the following: a. b. thoe poe Create a C++ file with the name problem1.cpp. Prompt the user to enter 10 integers and store each integer into a separate element of a 10-element integer array. Compute a, the average of the 10 integers. Print the average a. Compute b, the average of those array elements with value greater than or equal to a. Print the average b. Sample run of the program: Enter ten numbers: 1293422 64576 234 19 Average of the integers in array: 25.9 Average of the integers greater than or equal to the overall average of 25.9 is: 47.25 Write a C++ program that does the following: a. b. Create a C++ file with the name problem2.cpp. Declare a string array of size 3 and initialize it to {"[Your name]", "Alice", "Bob"} where you put your actual first name in place of the text [Your name]. Declare an integer array of size 3 and initialize it to {100, 90, 80}. Use a for loop to print the following: [Your name]'s score is 100. Alice's score is 90. Bob's score is 80. Write a C++ program that does the following: a. b. c. d. Create a C++ file with the name problem3.cpp. Prompt the user to enter a positive integer n that is at most 100, terminating the program if the user enters an integer that is less than 1 or more than 100. Read and store n words from the user. Print the n words in reverse order. Sample run of the program: How many words (at most 100)? 5 Enter all word(s) below: Freddy and Max were absent I will now print your word(s) in reverse order: absent were Max and Freddy . Write a C++ program that does the following: a. Create a C++ file with the name problem4.cpp. b. Prompt the user to enter a positive integer n that is at most 100, terminating the program if the user enters an integer that is less than 1 or more than 100. Read and store n integers from the user. d. Each of the n integers is the length of a row of stars. e. Print the n rows of stars. Sample run of the program: How many rows (at most 100)? 4 Enter 4 row lengths: 27 1 5 ok o ok * Hokk . Write a C++ program that does the following: . Create a C++ file with the name problemS5.cpp. b. Prompt the user to enter a positive integer n that is at most 100, terminating the program if the user enters an integer that is non-positive or more than 100. c. Read and store n integers from the user. d. Print the negative integers from the array, in order. e. Print the positive integers (include 0 in this group) from the array, in reverse order. Sample run of the program: Enter a positive integer (at most 100): 8 Enter 8 integers: 3-14-1017 18 19-11 -1-10-11 19181743 Lab Work Submission: You can continue to work on this lab after our lab class, on your own, at home. Submit your lab work via Blackboard on or before: Sunday, April 21, 2024. This is the only accepted submission method! Once you submit your assignment you will not be able to resubmit it! Make absolutely sure the C++ files you want to submit are the C++ files you want graded. You will not be able to submit your lab work under any circumstances once Lab 12 Work disappears at 12:00 a.m. on Monday, April 22, 2024. There will be NO exceptions to these rules! e To submit your lab work, upload the 5 C++ files you did for this lab (with .cpp extension) to the Lab 12 Work assignment in the Lab Work tab on Blackboard. e Then, make sure you click the Submit button to submit your lab work. e o 0 0 0 o The lab work is worth a total of 9 points based only on grading one of the problems (a randomly chosen one). Grading steps for the chosen problem are as follows: 1. If your program does NOT compile successfully, then the grade for the lab is zero. 2. If your program produces runtime errors or does NOT produce the expected output, then the grade for the lab is zero. 3. If the program compiles, runs, and produces the expected output, then the grade is computed as follows: a. 8 points the program compiles, runs, and produces the expected output b. 1 point proper indentation and formatting of the code
