1. Why do we write namespace std & iostream as the program's header?
Ans. These are pre-built libraries where a code related to performing a certain task is placed So that, C++ can work effectively.
a. Using namespace std: There are a bunch of namespaces & out of them we are using std that makes the computer know that we are using cout. Basically, an identifier conflict resolver.
b. #include <iostream> : This header contains the programs of input & output functions like cout,cin etc. #include asks to include iostream
2. Guess the output :
Ans: NINEYPOSITIVE
Ans: 3
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3. Write a code that accepts char ch.
- Prints this is the lowercase or small case if lies in between 'a' - 'z'
- Prints this is uppercase if lies in between 'A' - 'Z'
- Prints this is numeric if lies in between '0' - '9'
4. Input N and print the sum of all the even numbers lying in 1 to N.
5. Write a program to convert the temperature into:
- Fahrenheit to celsius
- Celsius to Fahrenheit
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