problem 1
Study the given class specification and answer the problems that follow:
class Person
{
private:
string name;
int yrBorn;
int yrDied;
public:
Person(string, int, int); // initialize all data members
int getYrBorn(); // return year born
int getYrDied(); // return year died
void display(); // display all private data members
int yrLived(); // return the difference between yrDied and yrBorn
};
(a) The access specifiers used in the above class are private and public. describe these access specifiers.
(b) prepare code to implement ALL the methods found in the above class specification.
(i) Constructor
(ii) Assessors
(iii) display method
(iv) yrLived method
(c) prepare a test driver to test ALL the methods in the above class. Use the following test cases.
Test Case 1 Name: Tan Boon Heng
Year Born: 1946
Year Died: 2010
Test Case 2 Name: Lim Ah Lek
Year Born: 1990
Year Died: 1992
Test Case 3 Name: Tan Soon Keow
Year Born: 1918
Year Died: 2009
problem 2
You are required to prepare the declaration and implementation code in separate files. Your submission is expected to reflect this. Study the given class diagrams and additional information and answer the problems that follow:
MagicNumber GuessMachine
number: int nTimes: int // number of tries
item: string winnings: int
nM[6]: MagicNumber
MagicNumber() GuessMachine()
setNumber(int): void displayPrizes():void
setItem(string): void displayMenu():void
getNumber():int getInput():int
getItem():string checkNumber():void
display(): void checkPrize():void
generateNumber():int
Additional Information:
The MagicNumber simulates a dice and generates the number that ranges from 1 to 6. Each number is associated to a prize item such as 1 is associated to “Holiday for 2 to Bali”, 2 is associated to “Dinner for 2 to Swensen Restaurant” etc.
The GuessMachine simulates the number guessing game where the guessed number ranges from 1 to 6. The guessed number is checked against the generated number and the winnings count is increased by 1 if both numbers match. The user “wins” a prize when the number of correct guesses is more than 50% of the number of tries. The prize is randomly selected from the nM[ ] array of type MagicNumber. The number of tries is determined by the choice selected in the displayed menu.
MagicNumber
Method Remarks
MagicNumber() Constructor
setNumber(int) Mutator of number
setItem(string) Mutator of item
getNumber() Assessor of number
getItem() Assessor of item
display() Display the number and item
generateNumber() Generate a dice number from 1 to 6
GuessMachine
Method Remarks
GuessMachine() Initializes the array nM[6]. Uses a for loop which repeats 6 times to prompt the user to enter the prize item.
displayPrizes() Uses a for loop to display the contents of array nM[6] to confirm the initialization of number and item in Constructor code.
displayMenu() Display the following menu to prompt the user to enter their choice.
Validates the data and allows the user to re-enter if the data is invalid. The valid range is 1 to 4.
M A I N M E N U
=================
1. $1.00
2. $2.00
3. $3.00
4. Exit
Enter choice (1,2, 3 or 4):
getInput(): int
Prompts user to enter a choice based on the displayed menu. Set the data member, nTimes according to the below look-up table and return nTimes.
Number No. of times
1 5
2 10
3 20
4 0
checkNumber()
Declare an instance of MagicNumber. Uses a loop to repeat nTimes to allow the user to enter a number and invoke the generateNumber method of MagicNumber. If the number entered by the user matches the generated number, increase the winnings count by 1.
checkPrize()
The user wins a prize if the number of times guessed correctly is more than 50% of nTimes. The prize is determined by a generated number and this number is used to index into the array of magicNumbers to obtain the prize item.
(a) prepare code for the class specification:
(i) MagicNumber
(ii) GuessMachine
(b) prepare code to implement ALL the methods found in MagicNumber class.
(c) prepare code to implement ALL the methods found in GuessMachine class.
(d) prepare a test driver to test ALL the methods that you have implemented in Part (b) and (c). Instantiate one instance of GuessMachine.
problem 3
Study the following class diagram, additional information and answer the problems that follow:
MovieTicket
movieName: string
TicketPrice: double
TicketsSold: int
donation[100]: double
totalCnt: int
MovieTicket();
getName():string
getTicketPrice():double
getnoOfTicketsSold():int
setName(string): void
setTicketPrice(double): void
setnoOfTicketsSold(int): void
computeDonation(int): void
prepareFile():void
Additional Information:
MovieTicket is a class written to fulfill the requirements of making 100 donations to charity from the ticket sales. The donation is derived from 10% of the ticket sales. The donations are written to a file.
Method Remarks
MovieTicket(); Constructor
getName():string Returns the movie name
getTicketPrice():double Returns the ticket price
getnoOfTicketsSold():int Returns the number of tickets sold
setName(string): void Sets the movie name
setTicketPrice(double): void Sets the ticket price
setnoOfTicketsSold(int): void Sets the number of tickets sold
computeDonation(int): void Compute donations from ticket sales and store each value in the array, donation[100].
prepareFile():void Prompts the user to enter the file name, performs the necessary file processing and uses a loop to traverse the array, donation.
(a) prepare the class specification for MovieTicket.
(b) prepare code to implement the following for MovieTicket:
(i) Constructor, Assessors and Mutators
(ii) computeDonation method
(iii) prepareFile method
(c) prepare a test driver to test ALL the methods written in Part (b). The program uses a loop to repeat 100 times to obtain input (movie name, tickets sold and ticket price) from user and invokes the respective methods to set the values and computes the donation. After the loop, the contents of donation array is written to a file using the prepareFile method. Include a screen output in your submission.
problem 4
Study the given hierarchical class diagram and additional information, and answer the problems that follow:
Sale
Company: string
unitPrice: double
qty: int
salesAmt: double
Sale(string, double, int);
getCompany():string;
getUnitPrice():double;
getQty():int;
getSalesAmt():double;
computeRevenue():double;
↑
HardwareSale
installFee: double
hWSale(string, double, int, double)
computeRevenue():double
Additional Information
Sale
Sale(string, double, int); Constructor that initializes the respective data members to the pass in values. salesAmt is set to 0.
getCompany():string; Returns the company
getUnitPrice():double; Returns the unit price
getQty():int; Returns the quantity
getSalesAmt():double; Returns the sales amount
computeRevenue():double; Sets sales amount = unit price *quantity. Returns this computed value.
HardwareSale
hWSale(string, double, int, double) Invokes the base class constructor and sets install fees accordingly
computeRevenue():double Sets sales amount = unit price * quantity + install fees
(a) prepare the class specification and code to implement the following classes, fulfilling the given requirements:
(i) Sale (base class)
(ii) HardwareSale(derived class)
(b) prepare a test program to instantiate one instance of each class. Use the following test data. Include a screen output in your submission.
Class Company Unit Price Quantity Install Fee
Sale SAT Company 123.00 5 -
HardwareSale RX Company 127.00 5 1000.00
(c) The method, computeRevenue appears in both classes. Is this overriding or overloading of methods? describe what changes you would make to the code to enable dynamic binding.