CS-303 Programming Fundamentals | C++ Programming Tasks

CS-303 Programming Fundamentals

Topic 1: Escape Sequences in C++ - Input and Oupt

Tasks

1. Learn: Understand the purpose of common C++ escape sequences, including \n, \t, \\, \", \', and \r.
2. Practice: Write and run Examples 1–3
3. Modify: Change the code and observe how the output changes.
4. Verify Output: Make sure each program compiles and produces the expected output.

Submission and Checking

• Due Date: 15 October 2026
• Checking: All 3 examples will be checked on your mobile phone or laptop.

Note: Complete all tasks before the due date and keep your programs ready for checking.

Topic 2: C++ Manipulators - Input and Oupt

Tasks

1. Learn: Understand the purpose of the endl and setw manipulators in C++.
2. Practice: Write and run Examples 1–3 and complete Coding Exercises 1–3.
3. Modify: Change the code and observe how the output changes.
4. Verify Output: Make sure each program compiles and produces the expected output.

Submission and Checking

• Due Date: 15 October 2026
• Checking: All 3 examples and 3 coding exercises will be checked on your mobile phone or laptop.

Note: Complete all tasks before the due date and keep your programs ready for checking.

Topic 3: if Statement - Conditional Structures

Tasks

1. Learn: Understand the purpose of the if statement of in C++.
2. Practice: Write and run Examples 1–6 and complete Coding Exercises 1–7.
3. Modify: Change the code and observe how the output changes.
4. Verify Output: Make sure each program compiles and produces the expected output.

Submission and Checking

• Due Date: 21 October 2026
• Checking: All 6 examples and 7 coding exercises will be checked on your mobile phone or laptop.

Note: Complete all tasks before the due date and keep your programs ready for checking.

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Topic 3: switch Statement - Conditional Structures

Tasks

1. Learn: Understand the purpose of the switch in C++.
2. Practice: Write and run Examples 1–6 and complete Coding Exercises 9–14 in the swtich section.
3. Modify: Change the code and observe how the output changes.
4. Verify Output: Make sure each program compiles and produces the expected output.

Submission and Checking

• Due Date: 22 October 2026
• Checking: All 6 examples and 7 coding exercises will be checked on your mobile phone or laptop.

Note: Complete all tasks before the due date and keep your programs ready for checking.

Topic 4: while Loop

Tasks

1. Learn: Understand the purpose of the while in C++.
2. Practice: Write and run Examples 1–5. Then complete the Output Practice and Fix the Mistakes exercises.
3. Modify: Change the code and observe how the output changes.
4. Verify Output: Make sure each program compiles and produces the expected output.

Submission and Checking

Due Date: 29 October 2026 Submission: Write all examples, output practice questions with answers, and find-the-mistake questions with corrections in your notebook. Also, write and run the programs on your mobile phone or laptop.

Note: Complete all tasks before the due date and keep your programs ready for checking.

Topic 5: do while Loop

Tasks

1. Learn: Understand the purpose of the do-while in C++.
2. Practice: Write and run Coding Exercises 12, 14, 15,16 in the do-while section.
3. Modify: Change the code and observe how the output changes.
4. Verify Output: Make sure each program compiles and produces the expected output.

Submission and Checking

• Due Date: 30 October 2026
• Submission: Write all coding exercises, in your notebook. Also, write and run the programs on your mobile phone or laptop.

• Note: Complete all tasks before the due date and keep your programs ready for checking.

Topic 6: for Loop

Tasks

1. Learn: Understand the purpose of the for loop in C++.
2. Practice: Write and run Examples 1–11.
3. Modify: Change the code and observe how the output changes.
4. Verify Output: Make sure each program compiles and produces the expected output.

Submission and Checking

• Due Date: 05 November 2026
• Submission: Write all the examples in your notebook. Then, type and run each program on your mobile phone or laptop.
• Note: Complete all tasks before the due date and keep your programs ready for checking.

Topic 7: for Loop

Tasks

1. Learn: Understand the purpose of the for loop in C++.
2. Practice: Write and run Coding Exercises 20-28 in the for Loop section.
3. Modify: Change the code and observe how the output changes.
4. Verify Output: Make sure each program compiles and produces the expected output.

Submission and Checking

• Due Date: 05 November 2026
• Submission: Write all coding exercises, in your notebook. Also, write and run the programs on your mobile phone or laptop.
• Note: Complete all tasks before the due date and keep your programs ready for checking.