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Programming Tasks with Switch-Case

The document outlines programming exercises categorized into beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels. Beginner tasks include creating a weekday name program, a simple calculator, and a month days program. Intermediate challenges involve grade conversion, traffic light control, and season identification, while advanced tasks focus on a menu-driven program, Morse code conversion, command line parsing, and a number to word converter.

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Programming Tasks with Switch-Case

The document outlines programming exercises categorized into beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels. Beginner tasks include creating a weekday name program, a simple calculator, and a month days program. Intermediate challenges involve grade conversion, traffic light control, and season identification, while advanced tasks focus on a menu-driven program, Morse code conversion, command line parsing, and a number to word converter.

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Beginner Level

Weekday Names: Write a program that asks the user for a number between 1 and 7 and
prints the day of the week corresponding to that number, with Sunday as 1 and
Saturday as 7.

Simple Calculator: Create a simple calculator that takes three inputs: two numbers
and an operator (+, -, *, /) from the user, and then uses a switch-case to perform
the operation and display the result.

Month Days: Write a program that asks for a month number (1 for January, 2 for
February, etc.) and prints the number of days in the month. Assume it's not a leap
year.

Intermediate Level
Grade to Points: Convert a letter grade (A, B, C, D, F) to points (4 for A, 3 for
B, etc.) using a switch-case. Assume no +/- grades.

Traffic Light Controller: Implement a switch-case statement that takes a string


input for a traffic light color ("red", "yellow", "green") and prints actions
("stop", "caution", "go") based on the input.

Seasons Finder: Given a month number, use a switch-case to print the season
(Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter) it belongs to.

Advanced Level
Menu-Driven Program: Create a menu-driven program using switch-case that has
options like Add, Delete, Search, and Exit. Allow the user to keep choosing options
until they decide to exit the program.

Morse Code Converter: Write a program that converts alphabets to Morse code. Use a
switch-case to map each letter to its Morse code equivalent. Start with a simple
version that handles individual letters only.

Command Line Parser: Design a simple command-line argument parser that takes
arguments like --help, --version, and --verbose and uses a switch-case to print
specific information for each command.

Number to Word Converter: Implement a switch-case statement that converts a digit


(0-9) into words (e.g., 0 to 'Zero'). Extend this to work for numbers in the range
of 1-99, breaking down the digits and translating them to words.

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