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38 Day 1 Exercises 1. Write a Windows GUI program that displays the words “Welcome to C++Builder!” on the window when the program runs. 2. Rewrite the program you wrote in exercise 1 and change the displayed text to Hello There! (Hint: You only have to change the Caption property of the Label component.) 3. Write a Windows console-mode application that outputs This is a test to the screen. 4. Write a Windows console-mode application. In the program, declare two variables and assign values to those variables. Multiply the two numbers together and display the result on the screen. 5. Write a console-mode application that calls a function to display Function entered, sir!! on the screen. 6. Write a console-mode application that takes an integer as a parameter, multiplies it by itself, and returns the result. 7. Enter and compile the following program: #include #include #include #include #pragma hdrstop void getSqrRoot(char* buff, int x); int main(int argc, char** argv) { int x; char buff[30]; cout > x; getSqrRoot(buff, x); cout
Day 2 Wading In Deeper Wading In Deeper by Kent Reisdorph You’ve now got a pretty good start on learning C++. In this chapter you will continue to learn about the C++ language by examining more of the fundamentals of C++ that have their roots in C. Today you will learn about ■ The if and else keywords ■ Loops: for, do, and do-while ■ The switch statement ■ Scope ■ Structures Week 1 39 2
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