2.13. Exercises
See Section A.1, "Answers to Chapter 2 Exercises " for answers to the following
exercises:
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[5] Write a program that computes the circumference of a circle with
a radius of 12.5. Circumference is 2 times the radius
(approximately 2 times 3.141592654). The answer you get should be
about 78.5.
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[4] Modify the program from the previous exercise to prompt for and
accept a radius from the person running the program. So, if the user
enters 12.5 for the radius, she should get the same number as in the
previous exercise.
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[4] Modify the program from the previous exercise so that, if the
user enters a number less than zero, the reported circumference will
be zero, rather than negative.
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[8] Write a program that prompts for and reads two numbers (on
separate lines of input) and prints out the product of the two
numbers multiplied together.
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[8] Write a program that prompts for and reads a string and a number
(on separate lines of input) and prints out the string the number of
times indicated by the number on separate lines. (Hint: Use the
"x" operator.) If the user enters "fred" and
"3," the output should be three lines, each saying
"fred". If the user enters "fred" and
"299792," there may be a lot of output.
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