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ICP Programming Assignment V

This document outlines 18 programming assignments involving fundamental algorithms in Java. The assignments include: 1) Exchanging the values of 3 variables without and with a temporary variable. 2-3) Exchanging the values of variables in different orders. 4) Counting the number of students who passed an exam based on a pass mark. 5) Reading student marks from a file, counting passes and calculating pass percentage. 6-7) Counting positives/negatives and summing a list of numbers. 8-10) Computing the sum of squares, harmonic mean, and first n terms of a sequence. 11-12) Printing a sequence and computing the sum of its first n terms. 13-15) Computing n factorial, 1/n!

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ICP Programming Assignment V

This document outlines 18 programming assignments involving fundamental algorithms in Java. The assignments include: 1) Exchanging the values of 3 variables without and with a temporary variable. 2-3) Exchanging the values of variables in different orders. 4) Counting the number of students who passed an exam based on a pass mark. 5) Reading student marks from a file, counting passes and calculating pass percentage. 6-7) Counting positives/negatives and summing a list of numbers. 8-10) Computing the sum of squares, harmonic mean, and first n terms of a sequence. 11-12) Printing a sequence and computing the sum of its first n terms. 13-15) Computing n factorial, 1/n!

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CSE 1001: Introduction to Computer Programming

Programming Assignment-V
(Fundamental Algorithms)
1. Given three variables of integer type A, B and C. Write a java program to exchange their
values using fourth temporary variable.

2. Write a java program to make the following exchanges without using the fourth
temporary variable.
A

(The arrows indicate that B is to assume the value of A, C the


value of B and so on)

3. Write a java program to make the following exchanges.


A

(The arrows indicate A is to assume the value of B, B the value


of C, C the value of D and D the value of A)

4. Given a set of n students examination marks (in the range 0 to 100). Write a java
program to count the number of students that passed the examination. A pass is awarded
for all marks of 40 and above.

5. Let the marks of the students in the above question be stored in a data file named as
marks.dat. Write a java program to read the marks until an end-of-file is encountered.
For this set of marks determine the total number of marks, the number of passes, and the
percentage of pass rate.

Hints: Code template


public class Student {
public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException

/* Read the data from the file */

Scanner inFile=new Scanner (new FileReader ("marks.dat"));


/* Read the data
encountered*/

values

from

the

file

until

an

EOF

is

while (inFile.hasNextInt())
{

mark=inFile.nextInt();

inFile.close ();
}
}

6. Write a java program that reads a list of numbers and makes a count of the number of
negatives and the number of non-negative members in the set.

7. Given a set of n numbers. Write a java program that adds these numbers and returns the
resultant sum and compute the average. Assume n is greater than or equal to zero.

8. Write a java program to compute the sum of the square of n numbers. That is,

   


9. Write a java program to compute the harmonic mean. The harmonic mean is defined by




1 

10. Write a java program to generate the first n terms of the sequence without using
multiplication.

16

32

...

-1

11. Write a java program to prints out n values of the sequence

-1

-1

12. Write a java program to compute the sum of the first n terms (n>=1) of the series.

S=1-3+5-7+9-

13. Input a number n, write a java program to compute n factorial (written as n!) where
n>=0.

14. For a given n, write a java program to compute 1/n!.


15. For a given x and a given n, write a java program to compute xn/n!.

16. Write a java program to determine whether or not a number n is a factorial number.

17. For some integer n, write a java program to find the largest factorial number present as
factor in n.

18. Write a java program to simulate multiplication by addition. Your program should accept
as input two integers (they may be zero, positive, or negative).

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