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Introduction To Programming
Please follow all of the steps below in the given sequence:
- Read all unread announcements and unread replies to announcements under Canvas→Announcements.
2.1 Do any missed tutorials before going further.
2.2 Watch any unwatched recordings of the compulsory Weekly Live Lecture and any important videos in the Extra Videos Playlist.
2.3 If you need help in addition to what has been shown in the compulsory weekly live lecture, you are also expected to speak to your group tutor via discussion forums and attend/watch their live sessions. Please note that group tutors cannot debug your assessment code on your behalf as debugging is a part of every programming assessment.
2.4 If you still have have any unresolved questions or if you need further feedback, post the relevant parts of your submitted work in a new post under Canvas→Discussions→Tutorial discussions and ask from your group tutor. E.g. you can ask “In the live lesson Gayan did ___ with ___. I didn’t do ___ so should I be doing this as well?”, etc. Please note that the university requires teaching to be conducted in an equitable manner so your tutors will require you to post questions in the discussion forums.
- Check any available feedback of your previous submissions and if you have any unresolved questions or if you need further feedback, post the relevant parts of your submitted work in a new post under Canvas→Discussions→Tutorial discussions and ask from your tutor. E.g. you can ask “Gayan showed _____ but I did mine like ______, so which is the better approach and why?”, etc. Please note that the university requires teaching to be conducted in an equitable manner so please only use email for matters such as special consideration.
- Follow the materials under Canvas→ Modules→We ek 12 …
| 5.1 With the help of your group tutor via the forums, convert the Java program below to either a C or a Python (version 3) program. Your code does not need to be tested and it is fine if it has syntax errors. |
| public class MysteryProgram { public static void main(String[] args){
int a=1680; int b=a/2; int c=1; while(c<=(a/c)){ if (a%c==0){ System.out.print(c+” x “+(a/c)+” = “+a+”\n”); } c+=1; } } } |
| 5.2 Add comments to your C or Python (version 3) program explaining what the above program does. |
