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    This programming assignment contains 4 questions that assess fundamentals like loops and switch statements. Students must use for loops to calculate the product of even numbers between 75-95, while loops to calculate 5! and 6! and their sum, and do-while loops to divide products of odd 35-50 numbers by the factorials. The final question tests switch statements by using them to determine letter grades based on percentages. The assignment is worth 20 total marks and is part of the BSCS-1 semester syllabus, with questions possibly appearing on mid or final exams.

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    This programming assignment contains 4 questions that assess fundamentals like loops and switch statements. Students must use for loops to calculate the product of even numbers between 75-95, while loops to calculate 5! and 6! and their sum, and do-while loops to divide products of odd 35-50 numbers by the factorials. The final question tests switch statements by using them to determine letter grades based on percentages. The assignment is worth 20 total marks and is part of the BSCS-1 semester syllabus, with questions possibly appearing on mid or final exams.

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    This programming assignment contains 4 questions that assess fundamentals like loops and switch statements. Students must use for loops to calculate the product of even numbers between 75-95, while loops to calculate 5! and 6! and their sum, and do-while loops to divide products of odd 35-50 numbers by the factorials. The final question tests switch statements by using them to determine letter grades based on percentages. The assignment is worth 20 total marks and is part of the BSCS-1 semester syllabus, with questions possibly appearing on mid or final exams.

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    This programming assignment contains 4 questions that assess fundamentals like loops and switch statements. Students must use for loops to calculate the product of even numbers between 75-95, while loops to calculate 5! and 6! and their sum, and do-while loops to divide products of odd 35-50 numbers by the factorials. The final question tests switch statements by using them to determine letter grades based on percentages. The assignment is worth 20 total marks and is part of the BSCS-1 semester syllabus, with questions possibly appearing on mid or final exams.

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    ASSIGNMENT # 2

    Subject Programming Fundamentals Total Marks 20


    Teacher SHEHZAD LATIF Submission Date 23rd January, 2019
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    Program BSCS-1 Semester Campus HU-SKP & EURO
    Note:
    This Assignment will be a part of your syllabus. Any question from this assignment may
    be given to you in Mid/Final Term Exam.

    Question No. 1: Write a program to calculate the product of even integer’s b/w 75 – 95
    using for loop.

    Question No. 2: Write a program to calculate the factorial of 5! & 6! using while loop.

    Also calculate their sum.

    Questions No. 3: Write a program to divide the product of odd integers b/w 35 -50 with
    the product of factorials of 5 & 6 using do-while loop.

    Questions No.4: What is switch statement? Find grades of students using switch
    statement by calculating their percentages.

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