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IGCSE Computer Science 15 Mark Programming Questions

The document describes a program to track books in a library. It outlines requirements to display available books, borrow books, and return books using two arrays - one to store book details and another for borrower names. Procedures must be implemented to fulfill the requirements and handle invalid input.

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1) Library Book Tracker

You are tasked with creating a program to track the availability of books in a library.
The library stores information about books in a two-dimensional array called
BookInfo[] . Each row represents a book, and the columns contain the following
details:

1. Book title
2. Author
3. Genre
4. Availability (TRUE if available, FALSE if borrowed)

Additionally, there is a one-dimensional array named Borrower[] that stores the

names of borrowers who have borrowed books. The index of a borrower's name
corresponds to the row index of the borrowed book.

Write a program that fulfils the following requirements:

 Display a menu with the following options:

1. Display all available books
2. Borrow a book
3. Return a book
4. Exit
 Implement a procedure to display all available books.
 Implement a procedure to borrow a book. The user should enter the title of
the book to borrow.
 If the book is available, update its availability to FALSE and prompt the
user to enter their name to borrow the book.
 Add the borrower's name to the Borrower[] array.
 Implement a procedure to return a book. The user should enter the title of the
book to return.
 If the book is borrowed, update its availability to TRUE and remove the
borrower's name from the Borrower[] array.
 Implement appropriate error handling for invalid input and display suitable
error messages.
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2) Student Exam Results Analyzer

You're tasked with creating a program to analyze exam results of students. The
program should store the exam scores of each student in a two-dimensional array
called ExamScores[]. Each row represents a student, and each column represents a
subject. Additionally, there is a one-dimensional array named StudentNames[] that
stores the names of the students. The index of a student's name corresponds to the
row index of their exam scores.

Write a program that fulfils the following requirements:

 Calculate and display the average score of each student.

 Calculate and display the average score of each subject.
 Determine and display the highest and lowest average scores among
students.
 Determine and display the highest and lowest average scores among subjects.
 Identify and display the student(s) with the highest and lowest average score.
 Identify and display the subject(s) with the highest and lowest average score.
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You're developing an inventory management system for a retail store. The system
stores information about products in a two-dimensional array called ProductInfo[] .
Each row represents a product, and the columns contain details such as product
name, price, quantity in stock, etc. Additionally, there is a one-dimensional array
named Categories[] that stores the categories of products.

Write a program that fulfils the following requirements:

 Display a menu with options to:

1. Display all products in a category
2. Add a new product
3. Update stock quantity of a product
4. Exit
 Implement procedures to perform each of the menu options.
 Implement appropriate error handling for invalid input and display suitable
error messages.
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You're tasked with creating a program to track the attendance of students in a class.
The program should store the attendance records of each student in a two-
dimensional array called Attendance[] . Each row represents a student, and each
column represents a day. Additionally, there is a one-dimensional array named
StudentNames[] that stores the names of the students.

Write a program that fulfils the following requirements:

 Allow the user to mark attendance for each student for a given day.
 Display a menu with options to:
1. Mark attendance for a specific day
2. Display attendance of a specific student
3. Exit
 Implement procedures to perform each of the menu options.
 Implement appropriate error handling for invalid input and display suitable
error messages.
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You're developing a program to calculate the salaries of employees in a company.

The program should store the salary details of each employee in a two-dimensional
array called SalaryInfo[] . Each row represents an employee, and each column
represents different components of the salary (e.g., basic pay, allowances,
deductions, etc.). Additionally, there is a one-dimensional array named
EmployeeNames[] that stores the names of the employees.

Write a program that fulfils the following requirements:

 Calculate and display the total salary of each employee.

 Calculate and display the total salary expenditure of the company.
 Determine and display the highest and lowest total salaries among employees.
 Identify and display the employee(s) with the highest and lowest total salary.
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You're tasked with creating a program to calculate the GPA (Grade Point Average) of
students based on their course grades. The program should store the course grades
of each student in a two-dimensional array called CourseGrades[] . Each row represents
a student, and each column represents a course grade. Additionally, there is a one-
dimensional array named StudentNames[] that stores the names of the students.

Write a program that fulfils the following requirements:

 Calculate and display the GPA of each student.

 Calculate and display the average GPA of all students.
 Determine and display the highest and lowest GPAs among students.
 Identify and display the student(s) with the highest and lowest GPA.
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