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Computer Science 141
Introduction to Programming and Problem Solving

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HW01  
Homework 1 - The following program is used to calculate Fractions.
HW02  
Homework 2 - The following program calculates the number of years it takes for the balance of an account to exceed $100,000. The user enters the initial balance but the interest rate is fixed at 9.25%.
HW03  
Homework 3 - The following program takes in integers from a source file and then separates the even and odd integers into corresponding files and returns the total number of integers, the number of odd integers, the number of even integers, and the sum of the odd and even integers.
HW04  
Homework 4 - The following program reads Strings from a file and puts them in a vector. It prints the Strings in the same format as it read the strings from the file. It also tells you how many Strings were read and it has the ability to print a chosen String.
HW05  
Homework 5 - The following program calculates Fibonacci numbers and prints them as a list of a table. Also it calculates and returns an nth Fibonacci number.
HW06  
Homework 6 - The following program takes in a string from the user and tests to see if there is a duplicate, if there isn't it then adds the string into a vector and waits for the next string to be tested and added. When a duplicate is found it displays the entered strings including the duplicate.
HW07  
Homework 7 - The following program calculates the square root of a number using a binary search method.
HW08  
Homework 8 - The following program takes in a bunch of strings using a loop and returns them without any spaces and tells you the amount of spaces that have been removed. To stop the loop the user needs to enter stop which is case insensitive; therefore, the user may enter stop in any combination like Stop, StoP, StOp... .
HW09  
Homework 9 - The following program tests to see if my ascending and merge method works correctly.
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Homework 10 - The following program uses a rectangle and circle method, that draws a rectangle and a circle respectively out of characters, to draw a train.
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Homework 11 - The following program is the source code for "THE GAME OF LIFE" a game which uses a few rules to create beautiful designs.
HW12  
Homework 12 - The following program sorts integers as they are given.
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Homework 13 - The following program tests to see if the three methods (contain, howMany, and insert) contain the correct algorithm using recursion.
HW14  
Homework 14 - The following program uses Inheritance and overriding methods to model a grocery store.
   
   
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ATM*
BANK*
Compute the grades for a class
Multiplication of complex numbers
Math operations with fractions
Computes the interest for a loan over a certain number of years

* ATM and BANK work together to simulate an ATM

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