Create a program that has the following requirements: 4.1 menu driven program that has at least 6 options (6th option is for exit) 4.2 pick a problem from the following categorie: Physics 4.3 The following structures must be evident in your program Conditional structure Looping structure Array Programmer Defined Functions 5. ALL PROCESSES WHICH INVOLVE COMPUTATION MUST BE A PROGRAMMER DEFINED FUNCTION

Create a program that has the following requirements: 4.1 menu driven program that has at least 6 options (6th option is for exit) 4.2 pick a problem from the following categorie: Physics 4.3 The following structures must be evident in your program Conditional structure Looping structure Array Programmer Defined Functions 5. ALL PROCESSES WHICH INVOLVE COMPUTATION MUST BE A PROGRAMMER DEFINED FUNCTION

Programming Logic & Design Comprehensive

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Chapter3: Understanding Structure

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