Ass3 attempt2

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How many times would “Hello World” be displayed when the following is
executed?
ShowHelloWorld
a=0
display “Hello World”
do
display “Hello World”
a=a+1
loop until a < 5
end
a.
none
b.
5
c.
6
d.
infinite
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How many times would “Hello World” be displayed when the following is
executed?
ShowHelloWorld
a=0
display “Hello World”
do
display “Hello World”
 loop until a < 5
end
a.
2
b.
infinite
c.
1
d.
none
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How many times would “Hello World” be displayed when the following is
executed?
ShowHelloWorld
a=0
display “Hello World”
do while a < 5
display “Hello World”
a=a+1
loop
end
a.
6
b.
5
c.
7
d.
none
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How many times would “Hello World” be displayed when the following is
executed?
ShowHelloWorld
a=0
 display “Hello World”
do while a < 5
display “Hello World”
loop
end
a.
5
b.
infinite
c.
none
d.
6
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How many times would “Programming is fun” be displayed when the
following is executed?
ProgrammingIsFun
x=2
y=3
do
x=x+1
do while y <=5
display “Programming is Fun”
y=y+2
loop
display “Programming is Fun”
loop until x = 6
display “Programming is Fun”
end
a.
7
b.
5
c.
6
d.
infinite
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In a ____, the loop body executes at least one time because the loop control
variable is not tested until after one iteration.
a.
pre-test loop
b.
loop control
c.
post-test loop
d.
nested loop
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Indicate what will be displayed after the following code has been executed if
the user enters the following empNum 90008936, deptCode HT, annSal
45000, empnum 90008966, deptCode AY, annSal 85000, empNum
90008745, depCode KC, annSal 30000, empnum 0.
CalculateIncreases
~ As no sentinel has been suggested, an employee number of 0 will
terminate the program
display “Enter the employee number for the first employee”
enter empNum
totalIncAmt = 0
do while empNum <> 0
display “Enter the department code for this employee”
enter deptCode
display “Enter the current annual salary for this employee”
enter annSal
select case deptCode
case “AY”
incAmt = annSal * 0.06
case “HT”
incAmt = annSal * 0.063
case “KL”
incAmt = annSal * 0.069
case Other
incAmt = annSal * 0.058
endselect
annSal = annSal + incAmt
totalIncAmt = totalIncAmt + incAmt
 display “Enter the employee number for the next employee”
enter empNum
loop
display “The total amount for annual increases is R”, totalIncAmt
end
a.
The total amount for annual increases is R9600
b.
The total amount for annual increases is R169930
c.
The total amount for annual increases is R10125
d.
The total amount for annual increases is R9675
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Indicate what will be displayed after the following code has been executed if
the user enters totAmount - 5000 and monthAmount - 400.
CalculateSavings
finalAmount = 0
noMonths = 0
display “Provide the amount that Pule wants to save”
enter totAmount
display “The monthly amount that he is able to save”
enter monthAmount
do
if finalAmount < 1000 then
finalAmount = finalAmount * 1.07
else
finalAmount = finalAmount * 1.09
enif
finalAmount = finalAmount + monthAmount
noMonths = noMoths + 1
loop until finalAmount >= totAmount
display “Pule had to save “, noMonths, “ months to reach his goal”
end
a.
Pule had to save 8 months to reach his goal
b.
Pule had to save 9 months to reach his goal
c.
None of the above
d.
Pule had to save 10 months to reach his goal
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Indicate what will be displayed after the following code has been executed.
CompareLoop CompareLoop
a=1 a=1
b=2 b=2
do while a <> 5 do
a=a+1 a=a+1
b=b+2 b=b+2
loop loop until a <> 5
display “b = “, b display “b = “, b
end end
a.
b = 10 b = 8
b.
b=8b=8
c.
b = 10 b = 10
d.
b = 10 b = 4
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The correct answer is: b = 10 b = 4

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Indicate what will be displayed after the following code has been executed.
ShowXAZ
x=5
y=7
for a = 1 to 12 step 5
do
z=a*x+y
y=y–1
x=x+1
loop y > 7
next a
display “x = “, x, “a = “, a, “z = “, z
end
a.
x= 7 a = 11 z = 42
b.
x= 9 a = 18 z = 122
c.
x= 8 a = 16 z =82
d.
x= 8 a = 11 z = 82
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The correct answer is: x = 8 a = 16 z =82

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Indicate what will be displayed after the following do-until loop has been
executed.
ShowNumber
result = 0
count = 0
number = 2
do
result = result + number
count = count + 1
number = number + 2
loop until number >= 10
display “result = “, result, “count = “, count
end
a.
result = 100 count = 5
b.
result = 60 count = 5
c.
result = 20 count = 4
d.
none of the above
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Indicate what will be displayed after the following do-until loop has been
executed.
ShowResults
result = 0
 count = 0
number = 20
do
result = result + number
count = count + 1
number = number – 4
loop until number < 3
display “result = “, result, “count = “, count
end
a.
result = 20 count = 4
b.
result = 60 count = 5
c.
result = 100 count = 5
d.
none of the above
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The correct answer is: result = 60 count = 5

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Indicate what will be displayed after the following do-while loop has been
executed if the user enters the itemPrice as 10.00, 49.99, 37.49, 22.00,
12.49, 10.99.
CalculateNumberOfItemsBought
noItems = 0
display “Enter the price for the first item”
enter itemPrice
totalPrice = itemPrice
do while totalPrice <= 120
noItems = noItems + 1
display “Enter the price for the next item”
enter itemPrice
totalPrice = totalPrice + itemPrice
loop
display “Angela could buy “, noItems, “items”
end
a.
Angela could buy 3 items
b.
Angela could buy 4 items
c.
Angela could buy 5 items
d.
Angela could buy 6 items
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Indicate what will be displayed after the following do-while loop has been
executed.
ShowAnswer
a=5
b=7
answer = 15
do while answer <= 47
answer = answer + a – b
a=a+6
b=b–1
loop
display “answer: “, answer
end
a.
answer: 48
b.
answer: 49
c.
answer: 50
d.
answer: 47
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The correct answer is: answer: 49

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Indicate what will be displayed after the following do-while loop has been
executed.
ShowSum
a=5
b=7
do while sum <= 47
sum = sum – a + b
a=a–1
b=b+4
loop
display “sum: “, sum
end
a.
none of the above
b.
sum: 36
c.
sum: 60
d.
sum: 50
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The correct answer is: sum: 60

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A do-while loop is as a fixed counter loop.
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False
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A sentential value is a value that is not legitimate data value for a particular
problem, but it is proper type, that is used to check for a ‘stopping value’.
True
False
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A sentinel loop asks the user whether to continue on each iteration.
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False
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Any do-until loop can be rewritten as a for-loop.
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False
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Both the while loop and the for loop are examples of pre-test loops.
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False
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Do-loop-until loops evaluate a conditional expression at the bottom of the
loop to determine whether another iteration will be allowed.
True
False
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Do-loop-until structure is most useful if code inside the loop does not have to
execute at least once.
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False
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Do-while loops do not allow even one iteration if the pre-test evaluates to
false the first time it is encountered.
True
False
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Do-while loops evaluate a conditional expression at the entrance to the loop
body to determine whether control passes into it.
True
False
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Do-while loops is useful if code inside the loop have to execute at least once.
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False
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A ____ relates parallel arrays.
a.
subscript
b.
key
c.
postscript
d.
superscript
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A program contains an array that holds all the names of the days of the
week. Which of the following is true?
a.
The highest subscript is 7
b.
The highest subscript is 12
c.
The highest subscript is 6
d.
The lowest subscript is 1
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A two-dimensional array contains two dimensions:
a.
size and scope
b.
breadth and height
c.
depth and width
d.
height and width
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An array can be used to replace ____.
a.
loops
b.
nested decisions
c.
methods
d.
records
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An array is a ____ of values in computer memory.

a.
accumulation
b.
set
c.
list
d.
record
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An array whose elements you can access using a single subscript is a ____
array.
a.
non-dimensional
b.
multi-dimensional
c.
single-dimensional
d.
one-dimensional
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Array elements all have the same ____ in common.
a.
memory location
b.
pointer
c.
value
d.
data type
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Each element in a two-dimensional array requires ____ subscript(s) to
reference it.
a.
four
b.
two
c.
one
d.
three
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Every array has a ____ size.

a.
finite
b.
infinite
c.
constant
d.
variable
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In a ____, items in a list are compared with each other in pairs.
a.
matrix sort
b.
shell sort
c.
quick sort
d.
bubble sort
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Parallel arrays are most useful when value pairs have a ____ relationship.
a.
linked
b.
tiered
c.
indirect
d.
direct
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The number of elements in an array is called the ____ of the array.
a.
height
b.
depth
c.
width
d.
size
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What are the correct intermediate steps of the following data set when it is
being sorted with the bubble sort? 15,20,10,18
a.
15,18,10,20 -- 10,18,15,20 -- 10,15,18,20 -- 10,15,18,20
b.
15,20,10,18 -- 15,10,20,18 -- 10,15,20,18 -- 10,15,18,20
c.
10, 20,15,18 -- 10,15,20,18 -- 10,15,18,20
d.
15,10,20,18 -- 15,10,18,20 -- 10,15,18,20
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What are the correct intermediate steps of the following data set when it is
being sorted with the Selection sort? 15,20,10,18
a.
15,20,10,18 -- 15,10,20,18 -- 10,15,20,18 -- 10,15,18,20
b.
15,18,10,20 -- 10,18,15,20 -- 10,15,18,20 -- 10,15,18,20
c.
10, 20,15,18 -- 10,15,20,18 -- 10,15,18,20
d.
15,10,20,18 -- 15,10,18,20 -- 10,15,18,20
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What would be the output of the following algorithm when the user enters the
array numbers as:
"ArraysAreFunToUseNot"
CountVowel
vowelCount = 0
for x = 0 to 19
select case charArray(x)
case “A”, “E”, “I”, “O”, “U”
vowelCount = vowelCount + 1
endselect
next x
display “There are/is “, vowelCount, “ vowel(s) in this array”
end
a.
There are/is 9 vowel(s) in this array
b.
There are/is 8 vowel(s) in this array
c.
There are/is 3 vowel(s) in this array
d.
There are/is 4 vowel(s) in this array
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A bubble sort is often considered the most efficient sorting method since it
must exchange items before the final location is known.
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False
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A parallel array is an array that stores another array in each element.
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False
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An element in an array need not have an initial value.
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An insertion sort is another name for a bubble sort.
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False
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Arrays cannot be used if you need to search for a range of values.
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False
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Arrays that are capable of holding the contents of a table with several rows
and columns, are known as two-dimensional arrays.
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False
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In every iteration of selection sort, the minimum element (considering
ascending order) from the unsorted subarray is picked and moved to the
sorted subarray.
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False
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It is advisable to sort the values of the elements in an array into a specific
sequence – ascending or descending order – according to a specific field(s).
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False
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It is relatively easy for people to keep track of arrays with more than three
dimensions.
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False
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Like other variables, array variables can be declared and assigned initial
values at the same time.
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False
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A sub procedure is valuable because it:
a.
limits the number of times the code can be accessed
b.
makes code easier to maintain
c.
splits the logic to solve a problem into small, manageable units
d.
Both a and b
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Depending on the programming language being used, modules are also
known as ____ .
a.
procedures, functions, or containers
b.
subroutines, receptacles, or methods
c.
subroutines, procedures, or methods
d.
tasks, functions, or methods
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From how many places in the code can a procedure be called?
a.
1
b.
2
c.
0
d.
As many times as needed
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How many return statements are allowed in a Function Procedure?
a.
There is no limit.
b.
None of the above
c.
1
d.
2
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Provided the problem statement below, which of the following algorithms will
solve the problem?
A product price and the discount applicable to the product is entered. The
discount may never be more than 25%. If the discount is more than 25% the
user must re-enter the discount percentage. The amount due after the
discount have been applied must be displayed.
a.
Function CalcPercDiscount()
do
display “Enter the percentage discount that applies”
enter percDiscount
if percDiscount < 0 or percDiscount > 25 then
display “Invalid discount – please re-enter”
endif
loop until percDiscount >= 0 and percDiscount <= 25
return percDiscount

Function mainModule
display “Enter the price of the product”
enter price
discount = CalcPercDiscount()
amtDue = price – price * (discount / 100)
display “Amount due = R”, amtDue
end
b.
CalcPercDiscount()
do
display “Enter the percentage discount that applies”
enter percDiscount
if percDiscount < 0 or percDiscount > 25 then
display “Invalid discount – please re-enter”
endif
loop until percDiscount >= 0 and percDiscount <= 25
return percDiscount

mainModule
display “Enter the price of the product”
enter price
discount = CalcPercDiscount(percDiscount)
amtDue = price – price * (discount / 100)
display “Amount due = R”, amtDue
end
c.
Function CalcPercDiscount()
do
display “Enter the percentage discount that applies”
enter percDiscount
if percDiscount < 0 or percDiscount > 25 then
display “Invalid discount – please re-enter”
endif
loop until percDiscount >= 0 and percDiscount <= 25
return percDiscount

mainModule
display “Enter the price of the product”
 enter price
discount = CalcPercDiscount()
amtDue = price – price * (discount / 100)
display “Amount due = R”, amtDue
end
d.
Function CalcPercDiscount()
do
display “Enter the percentage discount that applies”
enter percDiscount
if percDiscount < 0 or percDiscount > 25 then
display “Invalid discount – please re-enter”
endif
loop until percDiscount >= 0 and percDiscount <= 25
return percDiscount

mainModule
display “Enter the price of the product”
enter price
discount = CalcPercDiscount(percDiscount)
amtDue = price – price * (discount / 100)
display “Amount due = R”, amtDue
end
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Function CalcPercDiscount()
do
display “Enter the percentage discount that applies”
enter percDiscount
if percDiscount < 0 or percDiscount > 25 then
display “Invalid discount – please re-enter”
endif
loop until percDiscount >= 0 and percDiscount <= 25
return percDiscount

mainModule
display “Enter the price of the product”
enter price
discount = CalcPercDiscount(percDiscount)
amtDue = price – price * (discount / 100)
display “Amount due = R”, amtDue
end

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Provided the problem statement below, which of the following algorithms will
solve the problem?
A student name and three test marks are entered, the average mark must be
calculated and it must be determined if the student passes or fails (mark
equal or above 50%). The student name, average and result must be
displayed on screen.
a.
Function CalcAve (valTest1, valTest2, valTest3)
return (valTest1 + valTest2 + valTest3) / 3

Function DetermineResults(valAve)
if valAve < 50 then
message = “fail”
else
message = “pass”
endif
return message

ShowResults
display “Enter the student name”
enter studentName
display “Enter the first test mark”
enter testMark1
display “Enter the second test mark”
enter testMark2
display “Enter the third test mark”
enter testMark3
average = CalcAve()
display “The average mark for “, studentName, “ is “, average
display “This student will “, DetermineResults()
end
b.
Function CalcAve (valTest1, valTest2, valTest3)
return (valTest1 + valTest2 + valTest3) / 3

Function DetermineResults(valAve)
if valAve < 50 then
message = “fail”
else
message = “pass”
endif
return message

ShowResults
display “Enter the student name”
enter studentName
display “Enter the first test mark”
enter testMark1
display “Enter the second test mark”
enter testMark2
display “Enter the third test mark”
enter testMark3
average = CalcAve(valTest1, valTest2, valTest3)
 display “The average mark for “, studentName, “ is “, average
display “This student will “, DetermineResults(message)
end
c.
Function CalcAve ()
return (valTest1 + valTest2 + valTest3) / 3

Function DetermineResults()
if valAve < 50 then
message = “fail”
else
message = “pass”
endif
return message

ShowResults
display “Enter the student name”
enter studentName
display “Enter the first test mark”
enter testMark1
display “Enter the second test mark”
enter testMark2
display “Enter the third test mark”
enter testMark3
average = CalcAve (valTest1, valTest2, valTest3)
display “The average mark for “, studentName, “ is “, average
display “This student will “, DetermineResults(message)
end
d.
CalcAve (valTest1, valTest2, valTest3)
return (valTest1 + valTest2 + valTest3) / 3

DetermineResults(valAve)
if valAve < 50 then
message = “fail”
else
message = “pass”
endif
return message

ShowResults
display “Enter the student name”
enter studentName
display “Enter the first test mark”
enter testMark1
display “Enter the second test mark”
enter testMark2
display “Enter the third test mark”
enter testMark3
average = CalcAve (valTest1, valTest2, valTest3)
display “The average mark for “, studentName, “ is “, average
display “This student will “, DetermineResults(message)
end
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Function CalcAve (valTest1, valTest2, valTest3)
return (valTest1 + valTest2 + valTest3) / 3

Function DetermineResults(valAve)
if valAve < 50 then
message = “fail”
else
message = “pass”
endif
return message

ShowResults
display “Enter the student name”
enter studentName
display “Enter the first test mark”
enter testMark1
display “Enter the second test mark”
enter testMark2
display “Enter the third test mark”
enter testMark3
average = CalcAve(valTest1, valTest2, valTest3)
display “The average mark for “, studentName, “ is “, average
display “This student will “, DetermineResults(message)
end

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Provided the problem statement below, which of the following algorithms will
solve the problem?
Reginald went to a shop to buy a number of fruit bars. The amount due must
be calculated and 14% vat added. The calculated value must be displayed
on the screen.
a.
CalcAmntDue (valNum, valPrice)
Return (valNum * valPrice * 1.14)

ShoppingProgram
display “Enter the number of fruit bars bought”
enter numberItems
display “Enter the price of a fruit bar”
enter price
amtDue = CalcAmntDue (numItems, price)
display “The amound due is R”, amtDue
end
b.
Function CalcAmntDue (valNum, valPrice)
Return (valNum * valPrice * 1.14)

ShoppingProgram
display “Enter the number of fruit bars bought”
enter numberItems
display “Enter the price of a fruit bar”
enter price
amtDue = CalcAmntDue (numItems, price)
display “The amound due is R”, amtDue
end
c.
Function CalcAmntDue ()
Return (valNum * valPrice * 1.14)

ShoppingProgram
display “Enter the number of fruit bars bought”
enter numberItems
display “Enter the price of a fruit bar”
enter price
amtDue = CalcAmntDue (numItems, price)
display “The amound due is R”, amtDue
end
d.
Function CalcAmntDue (valNum, valPrice)
Return (valNum * valPrice * 1.14)

ShoppingProgram
display “Enter the number of fruit bars bought”
enter numberItems
display “Enter the price of a fruit bar”
enter price
amtDue = CalcAmntDue (valNum, valPrice)
display “The amound due is R”, amtDue
end
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The correct answer is:
Function CalcAmntDue (valNum, valPrice)
Return (valNum * valPrice * 1.14)

ShoppingProgram
display “Enter the number of fruit bars bought”
enter numberItems
display “Enter the price of a fruit bar”
enter price
amtDue = CalcAmntDue (numItems, price)
display “The amound due is R”, amtDue
end

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The methodology where code is broken into small, logical procedures is
called:
a.
modular programming
b.
functional programming
c.
granular programming
d.
event-driven programming
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The process of breaking down a large program into modules is called ____.
a.
caching
b.
decomposing
c.
modularization
d.
fragmentation
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When a program has several modules calling other modules, programmers
often use a program ____, which operates similarly to an organizational chart,
to show the overall picture of how modules are related to one another.
a.
data diagram
b.
tree chart
c.
flow chart
d.
hierarchy chart
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When using a procedure the calling code sends data via the:
a.
formal parameter to the actual argument of the procedure
b.
actual parameter to the formal argument of the procedure
c.
formal argument to the actual parameter of the procedure
d.
actual argument to the formal parameter of the procedure
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Which part of a function procedure declaration statement is optional?
a.
Datatype
b.
Parameters
c.
Private
d.
Function
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Which statement will send the value generated by a function procedure,
called CalculateTax, back to the calling code?
a.
Both a and b
b.
CalculateTax = Sales*0.08
c.
Return Sales*0.08
d.
Return CalculateTax (Sales*0.08)
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A function always receives and returns value parameters.
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False
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A function can act like an expression in an assignment statement.
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A function must have an assigned data type.
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A function procedure must have a Return statement.
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False
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A hierarchy chart contains details of each module and how the modules are
related.
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False
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A parameter is used to send information into a procedure, and an argument
is used to carry information out of a procedure.
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A parameter may not contain the address of an answer when dealing with a
sub-procedure.
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False
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An argument list can not be empty.
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If a function contains an if statement, it may contain more than one return
statement in different parts of the if statement.
True
False
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Large and complex applications can be broken down into smaller, more
manageable tasks.
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Large and complex programs can be divide into independently developed
modules.
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Lines of code that perform a specific task that is repeated often would
typically be coded as a separate procedure.
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