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SWOSU Computer Science 3 Codes with Program Report

Question Description

This assignment is a report

The reports have two components. The rst component is getting the pro-

grams to work. The second component is your technical writing about the

programs.

Programming points are awarded as follows (same as the in class assign-

ments):

  • 25 points: Demonstration of effort, but no working codes
  • 50 points: Have one programming solution working
  • 75 points: Have two programming solutions working
  • 100 points: Have three programming solutions working
  • 110 points: All three programming solutions working with some improvement on one problem.
  • 120 points: All three programming solutions working with some improvement on two problems.
  • 130 points: All three programming solutions working with some improvement on three problems.

For the writing portion of the report, I will use the following breakdown:

  • 10 points:An assignment title.
  • 10 points:A single sentence that explains what you learned or noticed from doing all three programs.
  • 5 points:A brief description of what you did not understand.

Each report covers three problems with three separate codes. For every problem that you work through, you should include:

  • (5 points) Sentence: A single sentence describing what the question is asking
  • (5 points) Outline: An outline, flowchart, or pseudocode describing your solution.
  • (5 points) Code: A copy of your code or other technical work.
  • (5 points) Output: The results from your computer when you execute your code.
  • (5 points) Discussion: Briefly discuss your solution and explain why you believe it is correct.

18 Sep 2020

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*4.11 (Decimal to hex) Write a program that prompts the user to enter an integer between 0 and 15 and displays its corresponding hex number. Here are some sample runs: Enter a decimal value (0 to 15): 11 The hex value is B; Enter a decimal value (0 to 15): 5; The hex value is 5; Enter a decimal value (0 to 15): 31 31 is an invalid input

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