2. Console.WriteLine(“Good luck!”);
PC01 Term 2 Test
Console.WriteLine(“Good luck!”);

3. This term we have covered:
Introduction
This term we have covered:
While loops
Do-while loops
For loops
Bubble sort
Linear search
It’s time to test your knowledge!

4. Create a random number generator
Test
Exercise 1
Make a new project
Create a random number generator
Declare an integer variable called “maximum” and give it a random value between 10 and 20
Using a for loop, output all numbers from maximum down to zero (inclusive)
For example, if maximum = 10, your output should be “ ”

5. Test
Exercise 2
Create a for loop that goes over all numbers between 0 and 10 and uses a variable called i as a counter
Inside, create another for loop that also goes over numbers between 0 and 10 and uses j as a counter
Using Console.Write, output a tab (use the “\t” escape sequence) followed by i*j
Then, after the inner for loop (but still inside the outer loop) use Console.WriteLine to move on the next line

6. Your output should look like this:
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Exercise 2
Your output should look like this:

7. Declare an boolean variable and call it repeat and set it to false
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Exercise 3
Declare an boolean variable and call it repeat and set it to false
Declare an array of strings and call it names
Fill it with at least five different names
Declare a do while loop
It should print a random name from names array

8. If they type “yes” then set repeat to true
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Exercise 3
Still inside the loop, ask the user if they want to see another name and then get their input and save in a string variable
If they type “yes” then set repeat to true
If they type anything else set it to false
Repeat the loop if repeat is equal to true

9. Move on to the next slide for some extra exercises
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Move on to the next slide for some extra exercises

10. Using an if statement, compare every element in names with longestName
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Exercise 4
Declare a string variable called “longestName” and set it to an empty string
Create a for loop that starts at 0 and ends at names.Length (or names.GetLength(0))
Using an if statement, compare every element in names with longestName
If the current element’s length is greater than longestName’s length, set longestName to the current name

11. This flowchart might help you:
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Exercise 4
This flowchart might help you:

12. Extension (not marked)
If you’re done, create a rock-paper-scissors game (player vs ai)
Use a while loop to keep the game running until someone wins at least three times