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Create a small program that uses as many of the tools we have learned in class as you are comfortable with right now. I just want to see that each of you is able to write a program.


do it two times by using different names and different ideas

1- Monea Alsubaie

2- Mshary Alshiref

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CIS/CSEC 2330.02 Programming Languages I Fall 2018 NAME: HOMEWORK #1 Grading A = Write a small program from an idea of your own. Use some or all of the code below (do not skip ahead yet), but at least write to the screen, concatenate, and declare, initialize, and use a variable properly. Your program should run without errors. Do not copy someone else’s work. → Submit your source code to Blackboard on time (before midnight, Friday, September 28). B = Missing one of the conditions for an “A” (and submitted on time). C = Missing up to three of the conditions for an “A” (and submitted by Exam #1). D = Missing over three of the conditions for an “A” or copying someone else’s work. Submitted by Exam #1. F = No work submitted by Exam #1. Code Use Can Use Here is code we have gone over in class, plus some other tools you may use in your homework. ** Remember, you are only required to use down to the red line if you want full credit this time. // review of what we covered so far using System; // type in the following statement OR type Console in front of every Write/Read statement using static System.Console; /* you can keep the following statements or ‘comment them out’ (your choice) using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; */ // use your own program name, not this one namespace ProgrammingTools { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { // write to the screen WriteLine("Computer just shows this on the screen"); // concatenate string output WriteLine("You can break up parts of what is shown " + "if it is too long or breaking it up makes sense."); // declare and initialize variables // concatenate string output using variables // \n to go to the next line string courseDesignation = "CIS 1301"; WriteLine("This course is " + courseDesignation + ".\n");
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Hello, how are you ?Here is the solution for :1- Monea Alsubaie
2- Mshary Alshiref
Here is the source code for Moneausing System;// Use my own program name along my first and lastname namespace MyFirstProgram_Monea_Alsubaie{ class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { // write a welcome message to the screen Console.WriteLine("Hello this is my first program "); Console.WriteLine("My firstname is Monea "); Console.WriteLine("My lastname is Alsubaie "); // concatenate string output Console.WriteLine("I can put together my firstname and surname :" + "Monea " +" Alsubaie"+" and create a longer string"); // declare and initialize variables string firstname = "Monea"; string lastname= "Alsubaie"; // concatenate string output using variables Console.WriteLine("I can also put together my name using variables . \n" + "This is my firstname:"+firstname+ " and my lastname is: "+lastname+"."); } }}
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CIS/CSEC 2330.02
Programming Languages I
Fall 2018
NAME: Monea Alsubaie
HOMEWORK #1
Grading
A = Write a small program from an idea of your own. Use some or all of the code below (do not
skip ahead yet), but at least write to the screen, concatenate, and declare, initialize, and use a
variable properly. Your program should run without errors. Do not copy someone else’s work.
→ Submit your source code to Blackboard on time (before midnight, Friday, September 28).
B = Missing one of the conditions for an “A” (and submitted on time).
C = Missing up to three of the condi...


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