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Worksheet1 Control Structures

Hamid is designing a computerized system for a grocery store. The document provides specifications for subroutines to: 1) Get item input from the user and validate the item ID format. 2) Calculate pricing statistics like average price and minimum/maximum prices for 10 items. 3) Validate the item ID format and return true/false. 4) Apply conditional discounts to prices based on item category and output discounted price. 5) Test the input, validation, and discount application subroutines.

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Worksheet1 Control Structures

Hamid is designing a computerized system for a grocery store. The document provides specifications for subroutines to: 1) Get item input from the user and validate the item ID format. 2) Calculate pricing statistics like average price and minimum/maximum prices for 10 items. 3) Validate the item ID format and return true/false. 4) Apply conditional discounts to prices based on item category and output discounted price. 5) Test the input, validation, and discount application subroutines.

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Q1. Hamid is designing a computerized system for ABC Grocery shop.

(a) Write program code for a subroutine INPUT( )


 That takes ItemID as STRING parameter
 Inputs ID from the user and assigns it to the ItemID so that it can be updated.

(b) Write program code for a subroutine Expensive that


 Uses a precondition loop to input 10 Prices
 Calculates and outputs the price of the most Expensive Item and Least expensive Item
 Calculates and returns the Average price

(c) Write a subroutine Validate( ) that


 Validates the parameter ItemID according to the following criterion
o Must be 9 characters long
o Must Start with “ABC”
o Last 4 characters must be digits
o Remaining characters should be lower case letters
 Return TRUE if valid, otherwise return FALSE

(d) Write a subroutine ApplyDiscount( )


 Takes ItemId as parameter
 Assume Price is a global variable
 Local variable TodayDate is assigned Today’s Date using a built-in function
 Item IDs are divided into the following categories

ItemID ending with Category DiscountRate


7 Décor 10%
8 Stationery 20%
9 Dairy 15%
 Use Case Structure to apply the appropriate discount rate and calculate the
DiscountedPrice.
 Output DiscountedPrice, category and TodayDate

( e) Hamid writes a subroutine TEST( ) to test some of the modules.

 Declare local variable ItemID as String


 Calls INPUT
 Calls validate to check if ItemID is valid or Invalid.
 If it is Valid Call ApplyDiscount, otherwise display an error message

Write the program code for TEST()

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