1. Write a program that prompts a
professor to input grades for five different courses for 10 students. Prompt
the professor to enter one grade at a time using prompt “Enter grades for
student #1: “. Verify that the professor enters only A,B,C,D or F for grades (A
is the highest grade, F fail). Use variables for student numbers (1 through 10)
and grade numbers (1 through 5). Create a menu for Search. If the user select
search it will prompt for a letter corresponding to grade. Display all students
with the selected grade. If the user just enter, display all students with
their grade sorted highest to lowest.
2. Write a program that displays a
multiple choice quiz of 10 questions with topics related to your course. Each
question has one correct answer and three possible answers. Verify that the
users enters only A, B, or C as the answer. Store correct answers in an array.
Store the user’s answers in a second array. If the user responds to a question
correctly, display “Correct!”; otherwise display “The correct answer is” and
the letter of the correct answers. After showing the answer, prompt the user if
he want to take the exam again.
3. Write a program that lets the
user enter numbers (1 through 9) one at a time, and then prints the numbers the
user entered. Allow the user to enter up to 10 numbers. If the user tries to
enter a 11th number, display a message that no more numbers can be
entered. Allows the user to delete a number, which is the user will be prompt
to specify which number to remove. Verify that the user enters a valid number
(1 through 9) and then change that removed number in array to 0. Include a menu
that shows the options to enter, remove and display a number or quit program.
4. Write program for student record.
Add menu for [1] Add, [2] Modify, [3] Display and [4] Quit program. When the
user select 1, it will allow the user to enter new student with ID number and
last name, it should not accept more than 10 students. After adding a new student,
the program will go back to the menu. If user choose modify the program will
prompt to specify what student ID to modify, otherwise display student not
found, then return to menu. If student ID found, ask for new ID and Last name.
If the user doesn’t enter anything no changes will be made and will bring you
back to the menu. Display will just display all students with their
corresponding ID and Last names.
5. Create a program that stores 10 products and their
corresponding prices in an array, such as 2.34, 7.89, 1.34, and so on. Display
the sum of all the prices. Display all products which values less than 5.00.
Calculate the average of the prices, and display all values higher than the
calculated average value. You must create separate methods for all the
computations. Include a menu that will prompt user to Sort the products by
price or alphabetically. Display all products with their prices according to
what type of sorting the user choose.
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