A research problem is like a puzzle that scientists or researchers want to solve. To pick a good problem, think about what you like, look at what others have done, and find a question that nobody has fully answered. Consider if the question is important and if you have the time and tools to figure it out. Talk to people who know about the topic and get their advice. Make sure the problem matches your goals and what you want to achieve with your research.
Q1:Write a Menu driven program in C# to perform following functionality: Addition, Multiplication, Subtraction, Division. */ using System; using System.Collections.Generic; namespace Program { class Program { staticvoid Main( string [] args) { int Num1, Num2, result, option; Console.Write( "Enter the First Number : " ); Num1 = int .Parse(Console.ReadLine()); Console.Write( "Enter the Second Number : " ); Num2 = int .Parse(Console.ReadLine()); Console.WriteLine( "Main Menu" ); Console.WriteLine( "1. Addition" ); Console.WriteLine( "2. Subtraction" ); Console.WriteLine( "3. Multiplication" ); Console.WriteLine( "4. Division" ); Console.Write( "Enter the Operation you want to perform : " ); option = int .Parse(Console.Re...
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