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Exercise 1 : Write A Program For Each Question

This document outlines exercises for an advanced programming class. It includes: 1) Four programming questions that require writing functions to: compare two numbers and return the maximum, multiply two numbers, display numbers from 0 to a user input number, and display even numbers from 0 to a user input number. 2) The class is for the Fall 2017 semester, taught by Dr. Amira Sayed with TA Eng. Mohamed Mahmoud. 3) Students are to write programs that use functions to solve each of the four questions presented.

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Exercise 1 : Write A Program For Each Question

This document outlines exercises for an advanced programming class. It includes: 1) Four programming questions that require writing functions to: compare two numbers and return the maximum, multiply two numbers, display numbers from 0 to a user input number, and display even numbers from 0 to a user input number. 2) The class is for the Fall 2017 semester, taught by Dr. Amira Sayed with TA Eng. Mohamed Mahmoud. 3) Students are to write programs that use functions to solve each of the four questions presented.

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Management Information Systems Dept.

Advanced Programming – MIS 301

Semester: Fall 2017


Lecturer: Dr. Amira Sayed
TA: Eng. Mohamed Mahmoud

Exercise 1; Functions &


Methods:
Write a program for each question:

Q1- User will input TWO integer numbers then your


program will decide which number is the maximum, the first
one or second one using function is called MAX.

Q2- User will input a TWO integer numbers then your


program will return the multiplication result of these
numbers, using function MULTIPLY.

Q3- User will input an integer number then your program


will display from 0 to your number, using function
DISPLAY.

EX : User enters 5 your program displays 0 1 2 3 4 5

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Management Information Systems Dept.
Advanced Programming – MIS 301

Q4- User will input an integer number then your program


will display ONLY the Even numbers from 0 to your
number, using function EVEN_DISPLAY.

EX : User enters 10 your program displays 0 2 4 6 8 10

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