Name: Per: Date: Intermediate Computers - Standard 5 Programming Checklist. again" if they got it wrong. Pay attention to the IF/THEN

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1 Name: Per: Date: Intermediate Computers - Standard 5 Programming list Completed Assignment Assignment Description Commands & Hints Start-off Commands 5 quiz - Write a program that asks the user 5 Example: s and tests their answers. Your program should say, 10 Input "who is pres";p$ A "Correct, move on" if they got it right and "You missed it, try if p$="whoever" then 20 else 10 again" if they got it wrong. Pay attention to the IF/THEN statements to make sure you are jumping to the right spots. 20 Print Correct, whoever is pres so move on Formulas and Variables Mpg-Write a program that calculates how many miles per Math operators are: gallon the user got on a trip. Use input to get "miles ( ) ^ / * - + B In that order. traveled" and "gallons used" from the user. C D E F Count to 25 - Write a program that counts to 25 then stops and asks if you'd like to do that again. Then restarts if the user says, "yes" or says, "Ok, fine" if the user says no. Average Numbers-Write a program that lets the user input any number of numbers and computes the average of the set of numbers. A loop and counter will be needed. See the example for #3. Basic Menu Use Easy, mid. hard-write a program that starts with a menu that gives the user a choice of answering 5 easy s, 5 mid. Questions or 5 hard s. You may use the #1 program above for your easy quiz and just put the menu above it to get started. Watch your line numbering to stay organized. Write a program that starts with a menu and uses subroutines to organize your code. The program should calculate the area and circumference of a circle, a square, and a triangle. Use input to get length, width, base, height, etc. from the user. Let the user return to the menu after each section. Remember: miles per gallon means miles/gallons Example of a counter: 10 C=C+1 (adds 1 to C each time it's touched) Goto 10 (jumps up to line 10) Example for menu: Print "1-easy" Print 2-medium Input "which do you choose";ch If ch=1 then goto easy If ch=2 then goto medium Example for subroutine: If choice = 1 then gosub square Print Area end square: Input what is the length of a side ; aside Area=aside * aside return

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8 Name: Period: Date: Flowchart of MPG Program Your code for MPG Program Ask how many miles traveled Ask how many gallons of gas used Calculate MPG miles/gallons Print answer If yes Would like to do this again? If no

9 Name: Period: Date: Flowchart of MPG Program Your code for MPG Program Ask how many miles traveled Ask how many gallons of gas used Calculate MPG miles/gallons 100 MPG = miles/gallons Print answer If yes Would like to do this again? If no

10 Name: Period: Date: Flowchart of Counter Program Your code for Counter Program Increment counter, C = C + 1 Print C (current value of counter) Is counter value at 25? If yes Would like to do again? If no

11 Name: Period: Date: Flowchart of Average Program Your code for Average Program Ask how many numbers you want to average Ask for a number Add number to the total, T = T + N Increment counter, C = C + 1 If no Have all numbers been collected? If yes Calculate average Print answer If yes Would like to do again? If no