question archive Instructions: • highlight the mistakes (do not delete the given code) • write the correct code (below the incorrect given one) 1) IF variable day = "Tuesday" THEN OUTPUT "Assignment finding errors" 2) IF day = Tuesday OUTPUT = "Lecture class" END IF 3) IF x > 0 THEN LET message = "The value of x is greater than zero" ELSE IF x = 0 THEN LET message = "The value of x is equal to zero" ELSE IF x < 0 THEN LET message = "The value of x is less than zero" 4) Build a DO WHILE loop that does the steps described below and uses the given data list
Instructions: • highlight the mistakes (do not delete the given code) • write the correct code (below the incorrect given one) 1) IF variable day = "Tuesday" THEN OUTPUT "Assignment finding errors" 2) IF day = Tuesday OUTPUT = "Lecture class" END IF 3) IF x > 0 THEN LET message = "The value of x is greater than zero" ELSE IF x = 0 THEN LET message = "The value of x is equal to zero" ELSE IF x < 0 THEN LET message = "The value of x is less than zero" 4) Build a DO WHILE loop that does the steps described below and uses the given data list
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Instructions: • highlight the mistakes (do not delete the given code) • write the correct code (below the incorrect given one)
1) IF variable day = "Tuesday" THEN OUTPUT "Assignment finding errors"
2) IF day = Tuesday OUTPUT = "Lecture class" END IF
3) IF x > 0 THEN LET message = "The value of x is greater than zero" ELSE IF x = 0 THEN LET message = "The value of x is equal to zero" ELSE IF x < 0 THEN LET message = "The value of x is less than zero"
4) Build a DO WHILE loop that does the steps described below and uses the given data list. • Repeats a block of commands while the values of the variable n are not equal to 10. o Reads a value from the data list and inputs it into n o Calculates the square of n and stores it into the variable sq o Outputs the previously calculated value of sq • Ends the loop The data list is: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 LET sq = 0 DO WHILE n <> 10 OUTPUT sq INPUT n LET n*n = sq LOOP
5) Build a DO WHILE loop that will output values of the variable n after they have been inputted, until 99 is encountered. Include 99 in the output. DO WHILE n <> 99 Output n Input n LOOP
6) Write a piece of code to decrement (negative incrementation) variable num in the following sequence: 20, 15, 10, 5, 0. Display the last value of num. LET num = 20 LET num = num - 5 OUTPUT num DO UNTIL num = 0 LOOP OUTPUT num
7) Build a DO WHILE loop that repeats outputting "Once more around the loop" and provides no way to stop (an infinite loop). DO WHILE n = "Once more around the loop" LOOP.
