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    Control Structure Exercise: X y (X-Y) (Y-X)

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    1. The document describes 4 control structure exercises: 1) Read an integer and print the corresponding month name. 2) Read two integers and print "up", "down", or "equal" based on their relative values. 3) Read two integers and output the absolute difference between them. 4) Read 3 exam scores, check if student passed each individually and on average, and output "Pass" or "Fail".

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    1. The document describes 4 control structure exercises: 1) Read an integer and print the corresponding month name. 2) Read two integers and print "up", "down", or "equal" based on their relative values. 3) Read two integers and output the absolute difference between them. 4) Read 3 exam scores, check if student passed each individually and on average, and output "Pass" or "Fail".

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    1. The document describes 4 control structure exercises: 1) Read an integer and print the corresponding month name. 2) Read two integers and print "up", "down", or "equal" based on their relative values. 3) Read two integers and output the absolute difference between them. 4) Read 3 exam scores, check if student passed each individually and on average, and output "Pass" or "Fail".

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    Control Structure Exercise: X y (X-Y) (Y-X)

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    1. The document describes 4 control structure exercises: 1) Read an integer and print the corresponding month name. 2) Read two integers and print "up", "down", or "equal" based on their relative values. 3) Read two integers and output the absolute difference between them. 4) Read 3 exam scores, check if student passed each individually and on average, and output "Pass" or "Fail".

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    Control structure exercise

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    1. Read an integer value. Assume it is the number of a month of the year; print out the name
    of that month.
    2. Write a program which reads two integer values. If the first is less than the second, print
    the message up. If the second is less than the first, print the message down If the numbers
    are equal, print the message equal.
    3. Write a C++ program which when two integers x and y are input will output the absolute
    difference of the two integers. That is whichever one of (x-y) or (y-x) is positive.
    Think of all the cases that can arise and consequently plan a set of test data to confirm the
    correctness of your program.
    4. Percentage marks attained by a student in three exams are to be entered to a computer.
    An indication of Pass or Fail is given out after the three marks are entered. The criteria
    for passing are as follows:
    A student passes if all three examinations are passed. Additionally a student may pass if
    only one subject is failed and the overall average is greater than or equal to 50. The pass
    mark for an individual subject is 40.

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