New problems for quiz #4 in Computer Tools                KJC (10/24/99)
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Note: User friendly prompting for inputs and labeling of outputs (and
labeling of units, if appropriate) is required for full credit.  Unless
explicity stated, use INTEGER or REAL types as appropriate.

Here are the three "new" problems for IF...

  1) Chapter #3 (pages 172 to 175), problem #5

  2) Chapter #3 (pages 172 to 175), problem #6

  3) Chapter #3 (pages 172 to 175), problem #8

Here are the three "new" problems for loops...

  4) Write a program to output the first 100 positive integers that are
     not divisible by 3 (i.e., 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, ...).  Hint: Remember the
     modulo function (i.e., MOD(A,B) computes A modulo B).

  5) Write a progam that prompts the user to input a postive integer value.
     The program then outputs a "count down" (e.g., 13, 12, 11, ...) down to
     0 starting with the value entered.  However, if the value entered is less
     than 10, or greater than 1000, the countdown should start at 10.  Hint:
     You will need an initial IF (after the input, of course) to test and
     handle the les than 10 and greater than 1000 conditions.

  6) Write a program that prompts the user to input a positive integer
     value greater than 2 and then outputs all "divide by 2" values until a
     value less than 1 is achieved.  For example, if 47 is input, then the
     output should be, 23.5000000, 11.7500000, 5.8750000, 2.9375000,
     1.4687500, and 0.7343550.  Note that 47 / 2.0 is 23.5000000,
     23.5000000 / 2.0 is 11.7500000, and so on.  Hint: Be careful of
     mixed mode math "gotcha's".

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