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BIT1034 - Assignment 1

The document provides instructions for 8 programming assignments involving arrays, loops, functions, classes, files and password generation in C#.NET. The first assignment asks students to output exam results with names, marks, grades, minimum, maximum and average marks. The second generates a payroll report with employee names and salaries. The third generates random numbers in ranges to calculate counts and averages. The remaining assignments involve calculating circle attributes with functions and classes, reading a contact file, and generating random passwords and 2D arrays with calculations.

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BIT1034 - Assignment 1

The document provides instructions for 8 programming assignments involving arrays, loops, functions, classes, files and password generation in C#.NET. The first assignment asks students to output exam results with names, marks, grades, minimum, maximum and average marks. The second generates a payroll report with employee names and salaries. The third generates random numbers in ranges to calculate counts and averages. The remaining assignments involve calculating circle attributes with functions and classes, reading a contact file, and generating random passwords and 2D arrays with calculations.

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MALAYSIA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

BIT1034: ADVANCED PROGRAMMING


ASSIGNMENT 1

INSTRUCTIONS
 Use C#.NET 2017 or higher
 Do ALL questions.
 Write ONE program for each question.
 Use suitable labels for your output.

1) Given the names and marks of n=7 students as in the code snippet below:

int i, min, max, n = 7;


double average, sum = 0;
string grade;
string [] name = {“Joe”, “Sam”, “May”, “Din”, “June”, “Kay”, “Wong”};
int[] mark = {45, 66, 80, 75, 95, 40, 77};

(a) Compute the grade (0-49 = F, 50-69 = C, 70-84 = B, 85-100 = A)


(b) Compute the minimum, maximum and average mark (rounded to 2 decimal places).

Your output should resemble as follows.

EXAM RESULTS

No. Name Mark Grade


1 Joe 45 F
2 Sam 66 B
3 May 80 B
4 Din 60 C
5 Jun 95 A
6 Kay 40 F
7 Wan 77 B

Minimum = 40
Maximum = 95
Average = 66.14

2) A factory has n=12 staff who are paid RM9.50 per hour. Their wages are calculated as follows:

wage = hours * rate for hours between 0 and <=40


= 380 + (hours – 40) * rate * 1.5 for hours >40 and <= 60
= 665 + (hours – 60) * rate * 2.0 for hours > 60

Write a program to generate a report that resembles the below.

PAYROLL REPORT

No. Employee name Hours Salary (RM)


1 AAA 10 75.00
2 BBB 45 356.25
3 CCC 60 675.00
….
Total salary = RM …
3) Write a program to generate 200 integer random numbers in the range [1000, 9999] in array x.

(a) How many of the numbers in x fall in the range: (i) 1000-2499, (ii) 2500-4999, (iii) 5000-7499 and (iv)
7500-9999?

(b) How many of the numbers in x are (i) even and (ii) divisible by 5?

(c) The average of all the numbers in x.

4) Write a program using function(s) to calculate the area and circumference of n=5 circles with radii r = 5.5,
6.6, 7.7, 8.8, 9.9 (rounded to 2 decimal places).

Your output should resemble as shown below.

CIRCLE AREAS and CIRCUMFERENCES

No. Radius Area Circumference


1 5.5 95.03 34.56
…

5) Implement Question 4 using class Circle.

6) Create a text file called contacts to store n=10 records, each with fields name, sex, age, telephone and
email address as follows:

Ahmad, M, 20, 1234567, [email protected]


Susan, F, 21, 2345678, [email protected]
….

Write a program to read and display all the fields of each record.

7) Write a program to generate n=5 7-character passwords using the following categories:

Uppercase: A to Z
Lowercase: a to z
Digits: 0 to 9
Special characters: @ $ # ? % & * (no blank space)

8) Generate integer random numbers in the range [100, 999] in a 2-dimensional array x with m=5 rows, n = 8
columns. Calculate the minimum, maximum, sum, average (rounded to 2 decimal places).

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