1. Print and read the lesson. (Punch, staple, put in your binder.) Boolean Expressions
2. Do the "Rats in the maze" problems.
3. Run each of the programs from the lesson:
Test IF: asks user for a number, prints whether the number is true or false. Flowchart
Input two numbers print out in order. Flowchart
Input two numbers, exchange so that num1 <= num2. Flowchart
Letter grade: inputs numerical grade, print letter grade. Flowchart
Letter grade2: inputs numerical grade, print letter grade, uses a char variable. Flowchart
Valid Month: uses enters a number, it is valid if it is between 1 and 12.
Valid Month2: uses enters a number, it is invalid if it is not between 1 and 12.
Rat in the maze: Ask if doors are open, tells if the rat escapes
Seasons: inputs a month, prints the season or invalid message
Simple Calculator: lets the user input a simple expression such as 3+4, prints the result
Nonsense program to illustrate break
Speedy or Reliable: Decides which shipper has the best price
To get the most out of these programs
4. Using the sample programs as a model, write a program that will input
three numbers and print statistics.
Follow good programming habits: