Algoriothm For C Language Programming for Beginers.pptx

Algoriothm For C Language Programming for Beginers

1. CS102: Programming Jhosua B. Mostar Joey Colala Prince Vladimier Delos Reyes

2. Algorithm of first 15 Numbers A.) Write an algorithm to produce the first 15 numbers of this series: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, …

3. Start A = 1 Display A B = 15? e B = 0 C = 0 B = 0 D = A Stop B + 1 A = A + C Display A C = D e Yes No

4. Algorithm that raise to any power B.) Write an algorithm that raise any number to any power.

5. Start Input A B = 1? e Input B P = A Power Yes No P = P *A B - 1 e Display P Stop

6. Days before Christmas C.) Make a formula that computes the number of days before Christmas given any date.

7. Start e Input M Input D Input Month (as Jan, Feb, Marc, ect . Input Day in a numeric form e X > 0 X = M - D Jan = 359 Feb = 328 Mar = 300 Apr = 270 May = 240 June = 209 July = 179 Aug = 148 Sept = 117 Oct = 86 Nov = 56 Dec = 25 e No Yes Christmas passed Display X Stop Stop

8. Types of Parallelogram D.) Given the sides of a parallelogram, write an algorithm to determine its type.

9. Start L == W? Yes No Input L Input W Length Width Square Rectangle Stop Stop

10. Types of Parallelogram E.) During a summer you get a job as a DJ at a small radio that only plays teenagers’ music. To make your program more attractive, you run a contest: you will receive 10 phone calls from the public, and afterwards, you will award a thoughtful prize to the oldest member of your audience. Note the following: you receive one call at a time, you do not know when the next call will occur, you are not allowed to disclosed the age at any moment.

11. Start Caller = 0 A ≤ 10 ? e Older = 0 A = 1 No Yes e Display Ölder Stop B = 0 Input Caller Caller ≥ Older Yes No Older = Caller B = A A = A + 1 B = A f A = A + 1 f Caller that is older than the previous caller, Age Age Number of Caller

12. Determining Leap Years F.) Write the Algorithm that will determine if the given year is a leap year.

13. Start Input x Does x has Remainder? Total = x / 4 Stop Yes No Total = x / 100 Display “Not a leap year” Does X has remainder? Yes No Total = x / 400 Stop Display “Not a leap year” Does X has remainder? Yes No Stop Display “Not a leap year” Stop Display “Leap year”

14. Finding X and Y 4.) Given the formula y = 0.5x^2-3, describe the steps needed to get the list of Y –values, for a range of X-values from -3 to +3.

15. Start X = -4 Y = 0 X = X + 1 X = 4 Yes No A = X * X B = 0.5 * A Display Y e e Stop Y = B - 3 A = 0 B = 0

16. Finding the values of Y H.) Given the table on the right, find the formula that relates variable X with variable Y and describe the steps needed to get the list of Y-values. X Y -6 -18.5 -4 -12.5 -2 -6.5 -0.5 2 5.5 4 11.5 6 17.5

17. Start X = -8 Y = 0 X = X + 2 X = 8 Yes No Y = 3 * X Y = Y - 0.5 Display Y /n e e Stop

18. Breaking the Formula I.) Break down the formula in several steps.

19. W = B * B X = 4 * A * C Y=W-X Z= √Y R2 = -B + Z R1= -B - Z PROD2 = R2 / A PROUD1 = R 1 / A PRINT PROD1\N PRINT PROD2\N STOP START Input A Input B Input C PRINT PROD2\N