This requires you to design, write,
compile, and test (and debug, if necessary) a Pascal program that tests
the concatenation operator.
Do Biermann, Ch. 2, p. 51, #1.
This requires you to design, write,
compile, and test (and debug, if necessary) a Pascal program
that uses choice (if-then-else) to compute the answer to
an arithmetic problem.
Hint: An integer n is positive =def n > 0;
an integer n is negative =def n < 0.
Question: Is 0 positive?
Do Biermann, Ch. 2, p. 51, #2.
This requires you to design, write,
compile, and test (and debug, if necessary) a Pascal program
that inputs two integers from the user and computes some arithmetic
functions.
You should turn in the following, all stapled in the upper-left corner:
Cover page with your name (clearly printed), lab number, date.
Copies of your Pascal programs.
For each program: 2 sample runs.
If any of your programs don't work by the due date, then turn
in a bug report (of the sort you wrote for
HW #7).