Instructions The program in the Programming Example: Fibonacci Number does not check: Whether the first number entered by the user is less than or equal to the second number and whether both the numbers are nonnegative. Whether the user entered a valid value for the position of the desired number in the Fibonacci sequence. Rewrite that program so that it checks for these things. NOTES: If an invalid number is entered for case 1 above, prompt the user to enter both numbers again. If an invalid number is entered for case 2, prompt the user to enter a value until a valid value is entered. the code: #include using namespace std; int main() { //Declare variables int previous1; int previous2; int current; int counter; int nthFibonacci; cout << "Enter the first two Fibonacci numbers: "; //Step 1 cin >> previous1 >> previous2; //Step 2 cout << endl; //verify the first two values if(previous1<0 && previous2>0) cout<<"Enter positive value for the first number\n"; else if (previous1>0 && previous2<0) cout<<"Enter positive value for the second number\n"; else if (previous1<0 && previous2<0) cout<<"Enter positive values\n"; else if (previous1>=previous2) cout<<"The first number should be greater than the second number.\n"; else { cout << "The first two Fibonacci numbers are " << previous1 << " and " << previous2 << endl; //Step 3 cout << "Enter the position of the desired Fibonacci number: " ; //Step 4 cin >> nthFibonacci; //Step 5 cout << endl; //verify the position if(nthFibonacci<1) cout<<"Enter a valid position."; else { if (nthFibonacci == 1) //Step 6.a current = previous1; else if (nthFibonacci == 2) //Step 6.b current = previous2; else //Step 6.c { counter = 3; //Steps 6.c.2 – 6.c.5 while (counter <= nthFibonacci) { current = previous2 + previous1; previous1 = previous2; previous2 = current; counter++; }//end while }//end else /* Output the Fibonacci number at nth position */ cout<

Your program will prompt the user for the following information: current population number of yearly births from the previous year number of yearly deaths from the previous year number of years into the future for your predictive value of the future population. You will then compute the following: birth rate death rate growth rate the predicted future population Assignment Notes: To allow the user to input the numeric data (such as current population) it is necessary to use the input function. The input function takes a string in parenthesis that prompts the user what to enter. The computer then waits until the user types a response, terminated by the user typing the Enter key. A string, as a sequence of characters, is returned to the variable on the lefthand side of the assignment statement.  For example:       currPopulation = input(“Enter the current US population”)   The data in currPopulation is a string (because that is what the input statement does) but we need it to be a number…

1) Guessing Game in Matlab  . When the program starts,  a random whole number , n , is selected where :             n >=1 and n < = 200  . The user enter "a guess" and the program displays           *  " higher " if the guess is less n           * " lower " if the guess is great than n            * " correct " if the guess is equal to n  . The game continues until the user enters a correct  guess and the program quits  . When  the program  quits , the total number of guesses is displayed as the score.     2) in 100 words explain how sections of the code function or explains how your program works.

calcAverage function: This is function that returns no value and accept no parameters. This function will do the following: Ask the user to enter how many integers to enter. This has to be a positive integer and you need to validate that Write a “for” loop to accept this many integers and write the needed logic to calculate the average of these numbers and print that out Then the function will return back to the main function

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Program Purpose - Professional Athletes often hire other professionals to help take care of matters for them. We will group them in four categories: Lawyers, Personal Assistants, Agents, and Trainers. They all get paid a percentage of the athlete's total yearly salary. Lawyers - 10%, Personal Assistants - 3%, Agents - 7%, and Trainers - 5% . Prompt the user to enter the athlete's salary for the year (ensure that the entered value is positive). The user should then enter the name and category of each of the hired professionals. The athlete should be able to hire as many professionals in each category as he/she wants, even if it is more than he/she can afford. Based on the category, calculate the amount that each professional should be paid. After all data has been entered, print the names of each professional hired, how much each is being paid, the total amount the athlete paid, and how much the athlete has left.

START  Declare variables:    evenCount = 0    oddCount = 0    continueProgram = true   WHILE continueProgram = true    Display "How many random numbers to generate?"    Input quantity     Set counter = 1    WHILE counter <= quantity      Set randomNumber = Random number between 1 and 500       IF randomNumber % 2 = 0 THEN        Set evenCount = evenCount + 1      ELSE        Set oddCount = oddCount + 1      END IF       Set counter = counter + 1    END WHILE     Display "Total even numbers: " + evenCount    Display "Total odd numbers: " + oddCount     Display "Do you want to generate another set of random numbers? (yes/no)"    Input response     IF response = "no" THEN      Set continueProgram = false    END IF  END WHILE   Display "Program ended."END   convert the code to Flowgorithm chart