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The document contains C++ programming exercises focused on loop structures, including tasks for calculating the sum of the first N natural numbers, computing the factorial of a number, and checking if a number is prime. Each exercise includes example inputs and expected outputs to guide implementation. The exercises are designed to enhance understanding of basic programming concepts in C++.

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loop_exercises

The document contains C++ programming exercises focused on loop structures, including tasks for calculating the sum of the first N natural numbers, computing the factorial of a number, and checking if a number is prime. Each exercise includes example inputs and expected outputs to guide implementation. The exercises are designed to enhance understanding of basic programming concepts in C++.

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C++ Programming Exercises: Loop Structures

1. Sum of First N Natural Numbers

Write a program that reads an integer N and calculates the sum of the first N natural numbers.

Example: For N = 5, the sum is 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 = 15.

Test Cases:

Input: 5, Expected Output: 15

Input: 10, Expected Output: 55

Input: 0, Expected Output: 0

Input: 1, Expected Output: 1

Input: 20, Expected Output: 210

Input: 50, Expected Output: 1275

Input: 100, Expected Output: 5050

Input: 7, Expected Output: 28

Input: 3, Expected Output: 6


C++ Programming Exercises: Loop Structures

Input: 2, Expected Output: 3

2. Factorial of a Number

Write a program that reads an integer N and calculates the factorial of N.

Example: For N = 5, the factorial is 5! = 5 x 4 x 3 x 2 x 1 = 120.

Test Cases:

Input: 5, Expected Output: 120

Input: 0, Expected Output: 1

Input: 1, Expected Output: 1

Input: 3, Expected Output: 6

Input: 7, Expected Output: 5040

Input: 4, Expected Output: 24

Input: 6, Expected Output: 720

Input: 8, Expected Output: 40320


C++ Programming Exercises: Loop Structures

Input: 9, Expected Output: 362880

Input: 10, Expected Output: 3628800

3. Check Prime Number

Write a program that checks whether a given number N is a prime number or not.

Example: For N = 7, the output is True because 7 is a prime number.

Test Cases:

Input: 2, Expected Output: True

Input: 3, Expected Output: True

Input: 4, Expected Output: False

Input: 17, Expected Output: True

Input: 20, Expected Output: False

Input: 19, Expected Output: True

Input: 1, Expected Output: False


C++ Programming Exercises: Loop Structures

Input: 0, Expected Output: False

Input: 23, Expected Output: True

Input: 15, Expected Output: False

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