Here is the assignment Write a program that prints the multiplication table but inserts a randomly generated incorrect value between 1 and 50 into a cell whose row and column are randomly selected. Make sure the program does insert an incorrect value. For example, if row and column of 3 and 4 are randomly selected, keep generating a random number to print for that location until it's not the right value of 12. Then, ask the user to tell where in the table the incorrect number is located by entering the row and column of the incorrect number. Print whether the user was right or not. If he or she was right, ask for and read the correct value; if not, the program must give the correct location and the correct number. My main issue: is how to set up the multiplication table?  I've only learned the basics in C++ (loops and if statements).

Write a program that displays all possible combinations for picking two numbers from integers 1 to 7. Also display the total number of combinations.

Write a program that prompts the user to enter two inputs: some text and a word. The program outputs the starting indices of all occurrences of the word in the text. If the word is not found, the program should output “not found”. Example1:Input1: my dog and myself are going to my friend Input2: myOutput: 0 11 31Example 2:Input1: Programming is funInput 2: myOutput: not found

Write a program that prompts the user to input two POSITIVE numbers — a dividend (numerator) and a divisor (denominator).  Your program should then divide the numerator by the denominator, and display the quotient followed by the remainder.

Write a program that prompts the user to input any digit then swap the position of the first and the last digit. Next, the user will be prompt to select what arithmetic operation he/she want to employ on the first and last digit based on the following choices: 1. Sum of their square 2. Product of their square root 3. Square of their product   The output will display the result of the arithmetic operation followed by the digit with a swapped position of “first” and “last” digit. Then finally display the equivalent uppercase alphabet for the first digit and lowercase alphabet for the last digit respectively after swapping. Note: 1.    If the last digit of the inputted digit from the user is zero, it must display that there is no equivalent alphabet for that digit. 2.    If the user chooses arithmetic operation No.2, format the output to three decimal places   TEST CASES: If a user inputs a digit and choose arithmetic operation No.1: Input any number: 97834 Select an arithmetic operation…

kindly change the program following the procedure on the problem. please list the changes you have made on the program  t..thank you

4. Randomly generate an integer number in range [10, 99]. Check if the digit at 10°s position is greater than the digit at 1's position. If yes, swap these 2 digits to generate a new number. Display original number and new number. For example, if the number is 43, after process, the new number will be 34. If original number is 12, no process needed. If the number is 50, the new number will be 5

Write a program that asks the user to enter an integer consisting of 4 digits only, and check how many even number (s) is in its digits. Sample run 1: Enter a number with four digits: 547 Your number is less than 4 digits. Sample Run 2: Enter a number with four digits: 56597 Your number is more than 4 digits. Sample Run 3: Enter a number with four digits: 5678 There's 2 even number (s). Solution + Screenshot of the run:

Some students have organized an election to determine the new leaders of their school club. Each member of the club has a unique ID that they can use when they vote. However, the election managers suspect that some members have voted twice. Write a program to read in member IDs and check if there are any repeated values. If an ID has already been used, output a line in this format: REPEAT: The ID BE45N6 has already been counted! Stop reading input after reading the value "STOP". Then output a line showing how many unique members voted in this format: After excluding repeats, 45 unique members voted. p5.cpp O O New I Full Screen #include using namespace std; 4 5 int main() { 7 // TODO: Write your code here cout "REPEAT: The ID " <« "AAOOAO" << " has already been counted!" <« endl; 10 cout « "After excluding repeats, e « " unique members voted." endl; 11 12 13

True/False 4. The number of times n can be divided by 2 is exp( n).