Write a C++ program and call it sortcheck.cpp which receives 10 numbers from input and checks whether these numbers are in ascending order or not. You are not allowed to use arrays. You should not define more than three variables.
e.g Welcome to the program written by Your Name:
Please enter 10 Numbers: 12 17 23 197 246 356 790 876 909 987
Fine, numbers are in ascending order.
Solution–
#include<iostream> #include<cmath> // the user define function is declaired here to get the factorial unsigned int fac(unsigned int n); using namespace std; int main() { //-------defining variables and initializing them------------- double n,x,i,ans=0,ans1=0,ans2=0,ans3=0,ans4=0,ans5=0,power; char redo; //--------Printing my name on screen---------------- cout<<"Welcome to the series program written by Your Name"<<endl; cout<<"***************************************************************"<<endl; cout<<endl<<endl<<endl; //--here do loop is used so that the program can be used more then one time //without exiting the run screen--------------------------- do { //----receiving the variables from input-------------- cout<<" Please enter two numbers to apply your requested operation"<<endl; cout<<"enter the value of n:"; cin>>n; cout<<"enter the value of x:" ; cin>>x; cout<<endl; /*If the series 1+((n*x)/fac(1))-(n*(n-1)*pow(x,2)/fac(2))+(n*(n-1)*(n-2)*pow(x,3)/fac(3)) ........is considered as binomial series then the result equal to (2-pow((1-x),n) therefore below formulae is used*/ ans=2-pow((1-x),n); cout<<"-------------------------------------------------------------------------"<<endl; cout<<"The result of the n term if the series is considered as Binomial series\n"; cout<<"(1+((n*x)/fac(1))-(n*(n-1)*pow(x,2)/fac(2))+(n*(n-1)*(n-2)*pow(x,3)/fac(3))....\n"; cout<<"is ="<<ans<<endl; cout<<"-------------------------------------------------------------------------"<<endl; /* 1+((n*x)/fac(1))-(n*(n-1)*pow(x,2)/fac(2))+(n*((n-2)*pow(x,3)/fac(3))...... i considered then the reault is given below*/ ans3=1+((n*x)/fac(1)); //the ans2 and ans5 has to be done zero every time it enters the loop ans2=0; ans5=0; // initialising for loop for( i=1;i<=n;i++){ //------calculating the requested equation for inputs------------- ans2=ans2+ans5; ans5=-(n*(n-i)*pow((-x),(i+1))/fac(i+1)); //the below expressions are to check the status of the loop so thet we can moniter the loop at everzý point /*cout<<"value of i after each loop="<<i<<endl; cout<<"valu of n after each loop="<<n<<endl; power=pow((-x),(i+1)); cout<<"valu of power term after each loop="<< power<<endl; cout<<"valu of ans2 after each loop="<<ans2<<endl; cout<<"valu of ans5 after each loop="<<ans5<<endl; */ } //------- printing the results on screen----------- cout<<endl; cout<<endl; cout<<"-------------------------------------------------------------------------"<<endl; cout<<"The result of the n term if the series is not considered as Binomial\n "; cout<<"series is given below"<<endl; cout<<endl; cout<<"The sum of 1st two termsof n termseries is ="<<ans3<<endl; cout<<"The sum of n terms except 1st two term ="<<ans2<<endl; cout<<endl; ans4=ans2+ans3; cout<<"The final result of the n term series is ="<<ans4; cout<<endl; cout<<"-------------------------------------------------------------------------"<<endl; //----now once again the program will ask the user if want to continue or not cout<<"enter y or Y to continue:"; cin>>redo; cout<<endl<<endl; } while(redo=='y'||redo=='Y'); system("pause"); return 0; } // the user body of function is given below unsigned int fac(unsigned int n) { if (n == 0) { return 1; } else { return n * fac(n-1); } }
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