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Problems Week 2

The document presents four programming problems: debugging a code snippet with errors, completing code to calculate the sum of two numbers, optimizing code to eliminate unnecessary variables, and writing a program to perform arithmetic operations on a variable. Each problem requires the reader to identify issues or complete tasks related to C++ programming. The problems cover fundamental concepts such as variable initialization, arithmetic operations, and code efficiency.

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Problems Week 2

The document presents four programming problems: debugging a code snippet with errors, completing code to calculate the sum of two numbers, optimizing code to eliminate unnecessary variables, and writing a program to perform arithmetic operations on a variable. Each problem requires the reader to identify issues or complete tasks related to C++ programming. The problems cover fundamental concepts such as variable initialization, arithmetic operations, and code efficiency.

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PRACTICE QUESTIONS

PROBLEM 1 : Debugging

Identify the error in the following code:

#include <iostream>
Using namespace std ;
int main() {

int x = 5

cout << "Result: " << z ;

return 0;

PROBLEM 2: Code Completion

Complete the code to print the sum of two numbers:

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std ;


int main() {

int num1 = 10;

int num2 = 20;

// Write code to print sum

return 0;

PROBLEM 3 : Code Optimization


Optimize the following code to reduce unnecessary variables:

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std ;


int main() {
int x = 5;

int y = x + 2;

int z = y * 2;

cout << "Result: " << z l;

return 0;

PROBLEM 4 : Solve

Write a program that initializes a variable a with a value of 10. Then, subtract 3 from a, multiply the result
by 4, and print the final result.

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