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CSP1Q14

A program simulates rolling 3 dice 7 times and storing the results in a 2D array called DICEDIAL. The document provides (a) pseudocode to calculate the product of all values in the array, (b) pseudocode for a subprogram to check for repeated numbers in a given row and return the repeated number or 0, and (c) pseudocode for a subprogram to find the lowest row total and the indexes of rows with that total.

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CSP1Q14

A program simulates rolling 3 dice 7 times and storing the results in a 2D array called DICEDIAL. The document provides (a) pseudocode to calculate the product of all values in the array, (b) pseudocode for a subprogram to check for repeated numbers in a given row and return the repeated number or 0, and (c) pseudocode for a subprogram to find the lowest row total and the indexes of rows with that total.

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14. A program is developed to simulate the roll of dice in a game.

Three dice are thrown, with faces that have numbers from 1 to 6.

The dice are thrown seven times, and the data are stored in a two-dimensional array called
DICEDIAL (see Figure 2).

Figure 2: The example data stored in the DICEDIAL array

[0] [1] [2]

[0] 4 2 2
[1] 4 4 4
[2] 5 2 3
[3] 6 5 5
[4] 5 5 6
[5] 1 1 4
[6] 3 2 1

(a) Construct an algorithm in pseudocode to calculate the product of all values stored in
the DICEDIAL array. [3]

The sub-program DuplicateNum(DICEDIAL,R) checks whether there are repeated


numbers in row R. If the numbers are not repeated, it returns 0, otherwise it returns the
repeated number.

The DuplicateNum() sub-program will produce the following from the values used in Figure 2:

DuplicateNum(DICEDIAL,0) returns 2

DuplicateNum (DICEDIAL,1) returns 4

DuplicateNum(DICEDIAL,2) returns 0

(b) Construct an algorithm in pseudocode for the sub-program DuplicateNum(DICEDIAL,R).[4]

The sub-program lowestRT(DICEDIAL) accepts the DICEDIAL array and outputs the
lowest row total and the indexes of all the rows with that total.

From the example data given in Figure 2, lowestRT(DICEDIAL) would output that the
lowest row total is 6, and it occurs in the rows with indexes 5 and 6.

(c) Construct an algorithm in pseudocode for the sub-program lowestRT(DICEDIAL).[8]

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