note, each course is allocated a maximum of 2.5 (to be added to the exam) among those who do it correctly (and I explain later in class) the following exercises:
Group: 1 º Bachiller A (2.5 points at stake)
showing the multiplication of two numbers (previously entered by the user), but the operating use multiplication, division, or power (* / ^). Note that if one is 0 the result should be 0 y. .. also I want you to be aware that any of them or both negative, and the result must be correct. Ahh ? that's life ... I trust you guys ... you can do it ...
Group: 1 º Bachiller B (2.5 points at stake)
showing the multiplication of two numbers (previously entered by the user), but the operating use multiplication, division, or power (* / ^). Note that if one is 0 the result should be 0. (If one is negative does not do anything, go out and point)
Group: 1 º Bachiller C (2.5 points at stake)
the user will not correctly entering numbers as a magic number that will be invented the computer randomly from 0 to 11 . (To do this you must know that the random order (10) generates a random number from 0 to 9) must be counting
attempts and show at the end.
Group: 1 º Bachiller D (2.5 points at stake)
the user will not correctly entering numbers as a magic number that will be invented computer randomly from 0 to 11. (To do this you must know that the random order (10) generates a random number from 0 to 9)
You have to go telling every time the user is mistaken if it is greater or less than the magic number.
send it to me this afternoon to 12 to informaticatena@gmail.com
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