Object Oriented Programming 2nd Class

Object Oriented Programming 2nd  Class

 CSE222: Object Oriented Programming  Lab 1

 

Lab Objectives

To gain experience with

●      the activity of programming

●      programming with cout object

●      using your compiler

●      recognizing syntax  errors

1. The first exercise is to make sure you can type in, compile, link, and run a simple C++ program on your own C++ programming system, whatever that may be.

Type in the following program and run it.

#include <iostream.h>

int main (void)

{

cout << "G'day mate" << endl;

return (0);

}

This is a simple C++ program that uses iostream for output.

Now using the experience of this program do the following programs exercise:

1.Write a program to print your name, identification number, and date of birth. 1. Write a program that prints the message

My name is Hector, I am

a vector.

I am the subject of many a

physics lecture!

a.  all on one line

b.  on two lines

c.  on eight lines

d.  inside a box drawn with asterisks

2. Find the errors in the following program.

#  include iore.h

mian(}

(

 couts << \n"I like to write/n before I've read it.\n\n;

 cout << "Then, with my pen, I always edit."\n;

 Cout >> "But, with computer\s, now I type;

 cout <<("An never, ever get it right./n")

}

3a. Indicate how many cout statements you would use to print out the following:

PART NO                 PRICE

T1267                       $6.34

T1300                       $8.92

T2401                       $65.40

T4482                      $36.99

b. What is the minimum number of cout statements that could be used to print out the table in 3a.

C. Write a complete C++ program to produce the output illustrated in exercise 3a.

1.5. What would be the output of the following program?

include <iostream.h>

int main()

{

 cout << "The Hound of " << "t" << "h" << "e" << " ";

 cout << "Baskervi" << "l" << "l" << "es\n";

 cout << "by Arthur " << "C" << "onan Doyle\n";

 return 0;

}