using namespace std; int main () { int euseph[10] ; int i, choice, num, intr,rng; cout « "\nFinal Examination"; cout « "\nDeveloped by: John Euseph Dimaluan"; cout « "\nID No. 527757"; portal: cout « "\n\n\t\t|| MENU||"; cout « "\n\t[1] If Else"; cout <« "\n\t[2] Loop"; cout <« "\n\t[3] 1-Dimensional Array"; cout « "\n\t[4] Exit"; cout <« "\n\n\tkey in your choice: "; cin >> choice; switch (choice) { case 1: cout <« "\n\tEnter an integer: "; cin >> num; if (num > e ) { cout « "\n\tThe integer is a postive number"; goto portal; if (num < e) { cout <« "\n\tThe integer is a negative number"; goto portal; else cout <« "\n\tThe number is zero"; goto portal; case 2: « "\n\tEnter an integer: "; cout cin>> intr; cout <« "\n\tEnter the range: "; cin >> rng; for (int i- 1; 1 <=rng; i++) { cout <« "\n\t"; cout << intr <« "*" <> euseph [1); cout « "\nThe odd numbers in the array are: " <« endl; for (1=0;i<10;i++) { if (euseph[i]%2!e) cout <« euseph [1] <« " "; cout <« endl; goto portal; case 4: cout « "\n\tYou are dismissed"; exit (e) ; break; default: cout « "\n\tInvalid Input"; goto portal;

using namespace std; int main () { int euseph[10] ; int i, choice, num, intr,rng; cout « "\nFinal Examination"; cout « "\nDeveloped by: John Euseph Dimaluan"; cout « "\nID No. 527757"; portal: cout « "\n\n\t\t|| MENU||"; cout « "\n\t[1] If Else"; cout <« "\n\t[2] Loop"; cout <« "\n\t[3] 1-Dimensional Array"; cout « "\n\t[4] Exit"; cout <« "\n\n\tkey in your choice: "; cin >> choice; switch (choice) { case 1: cout <« "\n\tEnter an integer: "; cin >> num; if (num > e ) { cout « "\n\tThe integer is a postive number"; goto portal; if (num < e) { cout <« "\n\tThe integer is a negative number"; goto portal; else cout <« "\n\tThe number is zero"; goto portal; case 2: « "\n\tEnter an integer: "; cout cin>> intr; cout <« "\n\tEnter the range: "; cin >> rng; for (int i- 1; 1 <=rng; i++) { cout <« "\n\t"; cout << intr <« "*" <> euseph [1); cout « "\nThe odd numbers in the array are: " <« endl; for (1=0;i<10;i++) { if (euseph[i]%2!e) cout <« euseph [1] <« " "; cout <« endl; goto portal; case 4: cout « "\n\tYou are dismissed"; exit (e) ; break; default: cout « "\n\tInvalid Input"; goto portal;

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem R1RQ: What is the difference between a host and an end system? List several different types of end...

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