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Download PDFFour flowchart symbols and five purposes are shown.
Draw one line to link each flowchart symbol to its correct purpose. Not all purposes will be used. Flowchart symbol Purpose subroutine process flow decision terminator
An algorithm needs to total 50 numbers between 1 and 100 inclusive. Draw a flowchart that: • uses a count-controlled loop from 1 to 50 • uses an appropriate prompt to ask for a number between 1 and 100 • totals the numbers as they are entered • outputs the total after the loop has completed with an appropriate message.
This pseudocode algorithm is intended to sort a pre-populated one-dimensional (1D) array named ItemList into alphabetical order using a bubble sort. 01 DECLARE ItemList : ARRAY[1:100] OF STRING 02 DECLARE Counter : STRING 03 DECLARE Limit : INTEGER 04 DECLARE Pass : INTEGER 05 DECLARE Swapped : BOOLEAN 06 DECLARE Temp : STRING 07 Limit ← 100 08 Pass ← 1 09 Temp ← TRUE 10 WHILE Swapped = TRUE OR Pass <= Limit - 1 DO 11 Swapped ← FALSE 12 FOR Counter ← 1 TO Limit – Pass 13 IF ItemList[Counter] > ItemList[Counter + 1] 14 THEN 15 Temp ← ItemList[Counter] 16 ItemList[Counter] ← ItemList[Counter + 1] 17 ItemList[Counter] ← Temp 18 Swapped ← TRUE 19 ENDCASE 20 Pass ← Pass + 1 21 NEXT Counter 22 ENDWHILE
Identify the line numbers of five errors in the pseudocode and suggest a correction for each error. Error 1 line number ................................................................................................................... Correction ................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................... Error 2 line number ................................................................................................................... Correction ................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................... Error 3 line number ................................................................................................................... Correction ................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................... Error 4 line number ................................................................................................................... Correction ................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................... Error 5 line number ................................................................................................................... Correction ................................................................................................................................. ...................................................................................................................................................
A bubble sort algorithm can be written to include features that make it more efficient. Explain why the corrected bubble sort algorithm is efficient.
Analysis is one stage in the program development life cycle.
State one other stage in the program development life cycle.
Describe the analysis stage of the program development life cycle.
Outline one type of verification check that could be used when inputting data.
This pseudocode represents an algorithm. An input of –1 will terminate the algorithm. DECLARE Count : INTEGER DECLARE Answer : INTEGER DECLARE Value : INTEGER REPEAT INPUT Value IF Value <> -1 THEN Answer ← Value FOR Count ← Value - 1 TO 1 STEP -1 Answer ← Answer * Count NEXT Count OUTPUT Answer ENDIF UNTIL Value = -1
Complete the trace table for the input data: 5, 6, –1, 20, 9, 4
State the purpose of this algorithm.
Describe the problem that would be caused in this algorithm if a Value of 1, 0 or less than –1 was input.
Different types of test data are used during program development to make sure a program works as intended. A program being developed takes as input whole numbers that are not greater than 80. Identify two items of test data to test the whole number limit of 80. Explain the reason for your choice of the data in each case. Test data 1 ........................................................................................................................................ Reason for choice ............................................................................................................................ .......................................................................................................................................................... Test data 2 ........................................................................................................................................ Reason for choice ............................................................................................................................ ..........................................................................................................................................................
Consider the logic expression: X = (NOT P OR Q) NAND (Q XOR R)
Draw a logic circuit for this logic expression. Each logic gate must have a maximum of two inputs. Do not simplify the logic expression.
Complete the truth table for the given logic expression.
The function LENGTH(X) calculates the length of a string X Write the pseudocode statements to: • allow a line of text to be input to an appropriate variable • store this line of text in a text file called Main.txt • calculate the length of the line of text and output the text in lower case along with its length • store the lower-case line of text in a text file called Lowercase.txt Make sure that any variables used are declared and that both text files are closed after they have been used.
A database table called Booking28 stores details of hotel rooms and bookings for the week beginning Monday 7 July 2025.
State the number of fields and records in this database table. Fields ........................................................................................................................................ Records ....................................................................................................................................
State the reason why the Type field would not be suitable as a primary key.
The database uses only the data types: • alphanumeric • character • Boolean • integer • real • date/time. Complete the table to show the fields that could have the given data types. Only one field name is required in each box and each field name must be different.
Give the output that would be produced by the structured query language (SQL) statement: SELECT RoomNo, Type, Guests, Rate$ FROM Booking28 WHERE Mon <> T;
A one-dimensional (1D) array Rooms[] contains the names of up to 20 rooms in a house. A two-dimensional (2D) array Dimensions[] is used to store the length, width and area of each room. The position of any room’s data is the same in both arrays. For example, the data in index 5 of Dimensions[] belongs to the room in index 5 of Rooms[] The variable Number stores the number of rooms for which data is to be input. There must be at least 3 rooms but no more than 20. Write a program that meets the following requirements: • allows the number of rooms for which data is required to be input, stored and validated • allows the name of the room and the length and width of the room, in metres, to be entered and stored • allows the area of each room to be calculated as length multiplied by width and stored as square metres rounded to two decimal places • calculates the average size of all the rooms by area, in square metres, rounded to two decimal places • finds the largest room and smallest room by area • outputs the names of all rooms with their dimensions and area • outputs the names of the largest room and smallest room by area • outputs the total area of the house and the average size of all the rooms by area. You must use pseudocode or program code and add comments to explain how your code works. You do not need to declare any arrays or variables; you may assume that this has already been done. All inputs and outputs must contain suitable messages.