Q.No: 2 Note: 10 Marks Your ID and Name must be mentioned in comments. The program shall be solved either by using if else ladder or switch only. No marks will be awarded if the problem is solved using any other technique. Problem: Read three numbers. If anyone number is less than or equal to zero Print 'All inputs shall be positive' and stop the program Otherwise Print a menu to find (a+b) c or sqrt(b² - 4ac) Read user choice and perform the required operation. Note: Refer sample output below. Three Sample Outputs [For Reference only]: Enter 3 numbers Enter 3 numbers 2 All inputs shall be positive Enter 3 numbers Select one from below 1. Find (a+b) to power C 2. Find sqrt (b power to 2 - 4 * a c Other exit 2 Select one choice 1 *** Select one from below (5 + 2) to the power of 4 is = 2401.000000 1. Find (a+b) to power C 2. Find sqrt (b power to 2 - 4 * a c Other exit Select one choice 4 Wrong choice

Q.No: 2 Note: 10 Marks Your ID and Name must be mentioned in comments. The program shall be solved either by using if else ladder or switch only. No marks will be awarded if the problem is solved using any other technique. Problem: Read three numbers. If anyone number is less than or equal to zero Print 'All inputs shall be positive' and stop the program Otherwise Print a menu to find (a+b) c or sqrt(b² - 4ac) Read user choice and perform the required operation. Note: Refer sample output below. Three Sample Outputs [For Reference only]: Enter 3 numbers Enter 3 numbers 2 All inputs shall be positive Enter 3 numbers Select one from below 1. Find (a+b) to power C 2. Find sqrt (b power to 2 - 4 * a c Other exit 2 Select one choice 1 *** Select one from below (5 + 2) to the power of 4 is = 2401.000000 1. Find (a+b) to power C 2. Find sqrt (b power to 2 - 4 * a c Other exit Select one choice 4 Wrong choice

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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