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Microsoft Word - CS52Lab2.docx CS52 Lab 2 © Satish Singhal and Computer Science Department SMC/El Camino Colleges Page 1 of 10 CS52(SMC Spring 2019) – Lab2 (See due date at Canvas) Rules for Developing Software Using Functions Below is NOT a complete list of rules. Additional rules may be stated in lecture or are inferred by output shown in test runs. In any case it is program writer’s duty to find out all program specifications, which are NEVER presented to them as neat, and nice bundle. Real life software development is messy. We do our best to design a clean path for you. But Computer Science department wishes that you must become aware, that creativity in software is to design and produce neat, clean, and efficient software from messy specifications. Here are the rules. 1. Programmer is NOT allowed to change function signatures. That includes following A. Function name. This includes even case of letters in the function name. For example, if function name is getNetSalary, then name getnetsalary breaks the specification and is not accepted. B. Data types and order or argument list, as well as parameter passing mechanism for each parameter. The latter includes pass by value or reference. If passed by reference then whether passed by const reference or not? For example if function header is: void print (const string & firstName, const string & lastName, int age); Then below are some examples of violation of specification. void print (string & firstName, string & lastName, int age); void print (const string & firstName, string & lastName, int age); void print (const string & firstName, const string & lastName, long age); void print (int age, const string & firstName, const string & lastName); void print (const string & firstName, int age, const string & lastName); void print (const string & firstName, const string & lastName, const int & age); void print (const string & firstName, const string & lastName, int & age); void print (const string & firstName, const string & lastName, int age, double salary); 2. Although return type is not the part of signatures, programmer is NOT allowed to change that either. 3. If it is specified that function cannot output to console or file or cannot take any user input from file or keyboard, then that specification Must be obeyed. As mentioned earlier, this is ONLY a partial list. We are in the process of preparing a coding manual that will have all details. Till then please rely upon specification written in assignments, communicated to you in lectures, e-books, textbooks, and output from our programs shown in your assignments. CS52 Lab 2 © Satish Singhal and Computer Science Department SMC/El Camino Colleges Page 2 of 10 Bigger Picture/Prologue Since invention of first computer called ENIAC (1949), software has come a long way. Table below gives typical number of lines of codes in modern software in different institutions and products. The reason we give lines of codes for a software, because just like the number of parts in a machine signify its complexity, lines of code gives the similar metrics for a software. Program/Software Approximate Lines of Code Typical Hello World Program 1 - 10 Implementation of stacks and queue data structure in C++ Standard Template Library 10 - 100 El Camino College CS1 – CS2 projects 100 - 2000 Capstone or other projects in Computer Science senior year classes 2000 – 10,000 Linux command line utilities 10,000 – 100,000 Linux g++ compiler 100,000 – 1,000,000 Mozilla Firefox Browser 1,000,000 – 10,000,000 Microsoft windows 2000 Kernel 10,000,000 – 100,000,000 Debian Linux Operating System 100,000,000 – 1,000,000,000 Hundred million - billion Human Gnome Up to 3,300,000,000,000 3.3 trillion So far you have written programs such that all code is written in main function. Certainly, no one can even fathom writing 3.3 trillion lines of code that human genome requires written in the main function, and still hope such software to work even once! Thus, in large pieces of software, software or code organization becomes a necessity. This is where we make a switch from typical computer science to the discipline of software engineering. Modern software engineering has many ways for code organization, so that writing, debugging, testing, and maintaining software becomes easier and cost effective. First technique for code organization that appeared in FORTRAN programming language, where it proposed to break down large piece of code into modules, such that each module CS52 Lab 2 © Satish Singhal and Computer Science Department SMC/El Camino Colleges Page 3 of 10 accomplishes one goal (among many) in the software. FORTRAN called these modules as routines or sub-routines. C++ calls modules by name “functions”. In this assignment you make your first stride in this important code organization technology, where software is divided into user-defined functions and then the main function calls them in order to operate the entire software. In this project, we have done the design for you and we ask you to code various functions. By the time you complete your senior year capstone course in computer science or software engineering, you will become expert in doing this and more complex design, using other code organization technologies, such as use of object-oriented programming etc. Program Description Temporary or hourly workers get paid by hours worked. Labor department laws regarding temporary help are below: If hours worked are up to 40 hours or less then workers salary is hours worked multiplied by hourly pay rate. However, if hours worked exceeds 40 then hours above 40 must be paid by the rate of 1.5 times of regular hourly rate. In addition, employers can withhold social security tax at federally mandated rates. Employers may have medical insurance for temporary workers for which they may pay partially. Description of Software to Be Written No Global Variables are allowed. Use of even a single variable or goto is an automatic zero in any assignment. All constants MUST be declared globally before function prototypes and after the includes. On top of your .cpp file there must be an ID block. This program/software takes user input for: 1. Employee First Name 2. Employee Last Name 3. Employee hours Worked 4. Employee hourly pay rate 5. Whether they wish to enroll in health plan or not? Software uses the constants described in background portion of this document. Additional constants are below: • After calculating employee gross salary using labor laws from background portion, a flat 7.1% is withheld as social security tax. Thus, employee’s net salary would be gross salary minus the 7.1% tax on gross salary. CS52 Lab 2 © Satish Singhal and Computer Science Department SMC/El Camino Colleges Page 4 of 10 • $200 is deducted before net salary computations if employee wishes to enroll in health plan. If employee’s salary after 7.1% tax reduction is less than $200 then their request for enrolling in health plan is declined. Software outputs the following information. Greeting the user pleasantly and explaining what software does. Employee Full Name Number of Hours Worked Hourly Pay Rate Gross Salary Tax Withheld Whether Employee enrolled in health plan or not or whether enrollment was denied? Cost of health plan if employee was enrolled. Employee Net Salary Pleasant goodbye to user, and thanking them for using software. This software is modularized in functions. The suggested function prototypes and their description is below. Description is just a best effort narrative to be supplemented by your clarifying questions. All questions to describe the goal of a function will be answered. It is software writer’s responsibility to write algorithm/pseudo code for a function and write source code for it. Below are function proto-types and function description. When working with functions, IOAA must be done for each function. There is space provided for you to do that in this document. Caution: Please DO NOT copy and paste function proto-types from this document into Visual Studio! You may end up with some strange problems. All proto-types must be typed and rechecked few times to ascertain the typing accuracy. Also, you should test correct functioning of each function right after it has been coding. The testing can be done in the temporary main function by simulating the call to the function. //------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Function #1: void greeting(); Function greeting pleasantly greets the user, explains the purpose of software/program, inputs that may be needed, and approximate time requirement from them. This function is not allowed to take any user input from keyboard or file. Function #2: double getUserData(double & payRate, string & firstName, string & lastName, bool & healthPlan); Function getUserData gets data required from the user. Since user is required to provide five pieces of data, and a function can only return one value, the other four values are CS52 Lab 2 © Satish Singhal and Computer Science Department SMC/El Camino Colleges Page 5 of 10 returned by reference (Notice the ampersand (&) symbol between data type and parameter name in the function argument list. Description of function arguments is below: payRate: Hourly pay rate of Employee. For example an hourly wage of $15 and 23 cents will be entered by the user as 15.23. The caller function has no value assigned to payRate as it is populated by the getUserData function. firstName: One word first name of the Employee. The caller function has no value assigned to firstName as it is populated by the getUserData function. lastName: One word last name of the Employee. The caller function has no value assigned to lastName as it is populated by the getUserData function. healthPlan: Employee’s selection or declination of health plan. Employee
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