Fall 2021 - CS101 - 2
Fall 2021 - CS101 - 2
You should consult the recommended books to clarify your concepts as handouts are not
sufficient.
Objectives:
To understand the concepts of logical operators.
To understand the concepts and working of basic HTML tags.
To understand the basic concepts of a webpage development.
NOTE
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two days before its closing date.
If you find any mistake or confusion in assignment (Question statement), please consult
with your instructor before the deadline. After the deadline no queries will be
entertained in this regard.
Write the HTML code to make a webpage as depicted in the following diagram (Sample output).
Sample Output:
Note:
Use your VUID as the title of the web page and the contact information should contain
your VU email id that is given at the end of the sample page.
The VU logo should have a link to open the VU website “https://www.vu.edu.pk/”. You
can include the VU logo in your webpage from the following URL:
https://www.vu.edu.pk/App_Themes/Default/Images/menu-img/logo.png
You have to write your marks, percentage and grade obtained in the intermediate degree.
Also add a list of your enrolled courses in the current semester as depicted in the
diagram.
Write the HTML code in the Notepad editor. Name the Notepad file your VU-ID and save the
file with .html extension. Open the .html file and take a screenshot of your output.
Paste your HTML code and output screenshot in the solution file that should be a
Microsoft Word document (.doc or .docx).
Questions no. 02 Marks (5)
Suppose a refreshment center is offering the following 8 flavors of juices and shakes.
0 Pena Colada
1 Strawberry
2 Pineapple
3 Mango
4 Orange
6 Coffee Milkshake
The availability of these 8 flavors can be represented in the form of an 8-bit status string e.g.
“11111111” where each bit “1” from left to right represents the availability of each flavor in the
table from top to bottom respectively. The left-most bit represents the availability status of Pena
Colada and the right-most bit represents the availability of Candy Flavor Milkshake. In the
status string, “1” means the flavor is available and the unavailability of a flavor will be
represented by “0” at the respective bit position.
A. Assuming that all the flavors were available in the morning. If the juices at serial no. 3
and 5 in the table are finished at 2:00 PM, compute the new status string by using the
appropriate logical operation.
B. If the availability status string of juices and shakes is “10101001” at 4:00 PM, check the
availability of the “Coffee Milk Shake” using the appropriate logical operation: