
Here is the homework it was easy Here is my code: Sumofnumbers.py![]()

Here is the homework it was easy Here is my code: Sumofnumbers.py![]()
This task was about making a programm that asks the user for two integers. The user will read that the first number she/he types will be the begining of a serie of numbers and the second will be the end… Continue Reading →![]()

Here is the homework it was easy Here is my code: Sumofnumbers.py![]()

At first, I tried to only put add a plus-plus (++) the lowest bound, but I did not result as …
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HI everybody. I am going to show you how I done the WSQ07. There are different ways to do it, I used “for”. Here the image, to start: This was kind of easy (If you do not know how to use for, look for my post about it, it is on “Masteries” category). I think […]![]()

HI everybody. I am going to show you how I done the WSQ07. There are different ways to do it, I used “for”. Here the image, to start: This was kind of easy (If you do not know how to use for, look for my post about it, it is on “Masteries” category). I think […]![]()
This program asks the user for a range of number and gives the sum of each one of the numbers contained in the range.
This one was a little bit tricky but it wasn’t really difficult. #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main (){ int x; int y; int z = 0; cout << “Suma de los numeros entre 2 numeros” << endl; cout << “Put the first number”; cin >> x; cout << “Put the second number”; cin […]![]()
This one was a little bit tricky but it wasn’t really difficult. #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main (){ int x; int y; int z = 0; cout << “Suma de los numeros entre 2 numeros” << endl; cout << “Put the first number”; cin >> x; cout << “Put the second number”; cin […]![]()

Wow,this was hard Most than anything WHILE TRUE is great for loops if you want a specific type of value but you should remember to break because if you dont you will end up in endless loop. but it was really hard to add a conditional where if the low number isnt low, the program […]![]()