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Exercise 1: Add two numbers

Given three numbers, write a method that adds two first ones and multiplies them
by a third one. Input will be gotten from users through Main method
Expected input and output
AddAndMultiply(2, 4, 5) → 30

Exercise 2: Celsius to Fahrenheit


Given a temperature in Celsius degrees, write a method that converts it to
Fahrenheit degrees. Remember that temperature below -271.15°C (absolute zero)
does not exist! Input will be gotten from users through Main method
Expected input and output
CtoF(0) → "T = 32F"
CtoF(100) → "T = 212F"
CtoF(-300) → "Temperature below absolute zero!"

Exercise 3: Elementary operations


Given two integers, write a method that returns results of their elementary
arithmetic operations: addition, substraction, multiplication, division. Remember
that you can't divide any number by 0! Input will be gotten from users through
Main method.
Expected input and output
ElementaryOperations(3, 8) → 11, -5, 24, 0.375

Exercise 4: The cube of


Given a number, write a method that returns its cube. Input will be gotten from
users through Main method.
Expected input and output
TheCubeOf(2) → 8
TheCubeOf(-5.5) → -166.375

Exercise 5: Swap two numbers


Given two integers, write a method that swaps them using temporary variable.
Input will be gotten from users through Main method.
Expected input and output
SwapTwoNumbers(87, 45) → a = 45, b = 87
SwapTwoNumbers(-13, 2) → a = 2, b = -13

Exercise 6: Absolute value


Given an integer, write a method that returns its absolute value. Input will be
gotten from users through Main method.
Expected input and output
AbsoluteValue(6832) → 6832
AbsoluteValue(-392) → 392

Exercise 7: Divisible by 2 or 3
Given two integers, write a method that returns their multiplication if they are both
divisible by 2 or 3, otherwise returns their sum. Input will be gotten from users
through Main method.
Expected input and output
DivisibleBy2Or3(15, 30) → 450
DivisibleBy2Or3(2, 90) → 180
DivisibleBy2Or3(7, 12) → 19

Exercise 8: If number is even


Given an integer, write a method that checks if it is even. Input will be gotten from
users through Main method.
Expected input and output
IfNumberIsEven(721) → false
IfNumberIsEven(1248) → true

Exercise 9: If year is leap


Given a year as integer, write a method that checks if year is leap. Input will be
gotten from users through Main method.
Expected input and output
IfYearIsLeap(2016) → true
IfYearIsLeap(2018) → false

Exercise 10: Return even numbers


Write a method that returns a string of even numbers greater than 0 and less than
100.
Expected input and output
ReturnEvenNumbers() → "2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38
40 42 44 46 48 50 52 54 56 58 60 62 64 66 68 70 72 74 76 78 80 82 84 86 88 90
92 94 96 98"

Exercise 11: Sort array ascending


Given an array of integers, write a method that returns sorted array in ascending
order.
Expected input and output
SortArrayAscending([9, 5, 7, 2, 1, 8]) → [1, 2, 5, 7, 8, 9]
Exercise 12: Sum and average
Given two integers n and m (n <= m), write a method that returns sum of all
integers and average from range [n, m]. Input will be gotten from users through
Main method.
Expected input and output
SumAndAverage(11, 66) → "Sum: 2156, Average: 38.5"
SumAndAverage(-10, 0) → "Sum: -55, Average: -5"

Exercise 13: Length of string


Given a string, write a method that returns its length. Do not use library methods!
Input will be gotten from users through Main method.
Expected input and output
LengthOfAString("computer") → 8
LengthOfAString("ice cream") → 9

Exercise 14: String in reverse order


Given a string, write a method that returns that string in reverse order. Input will be
gotten from users through Main method.
Expected input and output
StringInReverseOrder("qwerty") → "ytrewq"
StringInReverseOrder("oe93 kr") → "rk 39eo"

Exercise 15: Negative or positive


Given a number, write a method that returns number to the power of 2 if negative
or square root if positive or zero. Input will be gotten from users through Main
method.
Hint: Use Math.Pow() and Math.Sqrt()
Expected input and output
NegativeOrPositive(-2) → 4
NegativeOrPositive(6.25) → 2.5

Exercise 16: Replace x with y


Write a method that replaces every letter 'y' in the string with 'x'. Assume that
string contains only lower case letters. Input will be gotten from users through
Main method.
Hint: Use functions from String library (Contains, Replace, Join…)
Expected input and output
ReplaceXWithY("yellow") → "xellow"
ReplaceXWithY("mushroom") → "mushroom"

Exercise 17: Greater number


Given two numbers, write a method that returns greater one. Input will be gotten
from users through Main method.
Hint: Use Math.Max()
Expected input and output
GreaterNumber(2.1, 3) → 3
GreaterNumber(-5, 0) → 0
GreaterNumber(-111.22,111.222) → 111.222

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