CSCI 261 - Programming Concepts

For this lab, you will be working with a partner to practice pair programming and proper programming design.

Last time, you thought of math equations that can be solved using a computer program. Below are a list of equations provided by your classmates. You and your partner will implement two of these equations.

For each equation, you must:

• Define the appropriate variables that are needed giving them the proper data type, a proper identifier, and a sensible initial value
• Declare constants as needed
• You must prompt the user to enter all non-constant values for the equations
• Calculate the right hand side of the equation solving for the left hand side
• Print out the final computed value of the equation
• And as always, be sure to be providing helpful output to the user so the user provides the correct values and knows what is being returned

Now before you get started doing any coding, take out a piece of paper and write out the pseudocode to solve this task. Put your names (first & last) at the top as you will be turning in your pseudocode in class as part of your grade. Once you have your pseudocode, determine who is going to drive first and get to coding! We will switch drivers every 5 minutes so listen for the cue to switch positions.

At the end of this lab, your program output should look similar to below:

To receive full credit for this lab, you must do the following:

• Turn in a hardcopy of your pseudocode to the instructor at the end of class
• Both members of your pair must turn in the same main.cpp
• Both of your names must be in the comments in the header of your file