I. Convert from pseudo-English to C++:

Example:  if total is more than or equal to 100 then Beep();

Answer:       if (total>=100) Beep();

if Answer is 'Y' and x is not 2 then Beep();



if z is less than 7.2 AND either m is 2 or k is 5 then Beep();



if q is between 0 and 100 then Beep();

What's the problem with converting the following:

if y is 9 or y is 1 and x is 5 then Beep();

II. Consider the following "switch" statement:

switch (ch) {
  case 'a': cout << "alpha";  break;
  case 'b': 
  case 'c': cout << "beta";  break;
  case 'd': cout << "delta";
  case 'e': cout << "epsilon";  break;
  case '0': cout << "naught";  break; 
   default: cout << "don't know";  break;
}

What output is produced when the value of ch is as given?

III. Trace through the following loop, keeping track of the values of the variables.

int k, total=0;
k=3;
while (k<8)
{
  total=total+k;
  k=k+2;
}

IV. Trace through the following loop, keeping track of the values of the variables.

int m=3, A=1;
do { --m;   A=A*m;  } while (m>0);