CSC126

FUNDAMENTALS OF ALGORITHMS
&
COMPUTER PROBLEM SOLVING

ASSIGNMENT (15%)
Submission Date: Week 14 (18/07/2021)

Lab Assignment Requirements:

a. Every assignment must have a comment header consists of the following:
/*
Name :MAISARAH SALWA BINTI SULAIMAN
Student ID :2020848748
Group :AS1162C1
Task : #Task1 #Task2 or #Task3
Program Description :
*/

b. Assignments are submitted in a form of softcopy:

 MS Words: (one word document file)
 C++ program
 Sample input and output
 Source code (.cpp) of Task 1, Task 2 and Task 3

c. The softcopy of the assignment should be submitted in the Google Classroom

*A late submission will be penalized. Any work which is found to be plagiarized will be awarded with no
mark.
 Task 1:
Selection Control Structure
(20 Marks)

Sweet Cup Cakes Sdn. Bhd is a company which sells cupcakes and provides the delivery service
for their customer in Klang Valley, Negeri Sembilan and Melaka. There is a special promotion
for their customer based on number of cakes bought. This company requires a program which
can calculate the total price (before and after discount) and delivery charge based on the
destination. Tables below show the details about the price, delivery charge and promotion.

Table 1. Price of Cake

Cake code Cup cake Price/ piece
1 Chocolate moist RM 2.30
2 Red velvet RM 3.00
3 Banana RM 1.50

Table 2. Delivery Charge

Destination code Destination Delivery charge
1 Klang Valley RM 10.00
2 Negeri Sembilan RM 20.00
3 Melaka RM 35.00

Table 3. Promotion
Number of cakes Promotion
Less than 20 pieces No discount
20-29 pieces 10% discount
30-49 pieces 20% discount
More than 50 pieces 30% discount

The program must perform the following task:

 In order to identify discount and delivery charge, customer require to input:
o Cake code
o Quantity
o Destination code
 The program should able to display the total quantity of cupcakes, the total price (before
and after discount) and delivery charge based on the destination.
 Task 2:
Looping/Repetition Control Structure
(20 Marks)

Write a complete C++ program that uses a while loop to perform the following:
 Input scores for CSC126 exam for the students enrolled in CSC126 course. User has to
input number of students.
 Find and display the total of the scores.
 Find and display the highest and lowest scores.
 Calculate and display the average of the scores.
 Count and display how many students earned scores above and equal to 50 marks.
 Count and display how many students earned scores below 50 marks.

Task 3:
Functions
(20 Marks)

Write a complete C++ program for WorldParking Sdn Bhd. to perform the following:

a. Write a return-value function named calcCharges() to calculate and return the parking
charges for the customers. The company charges a RM1.00 minimum fee to park for up to one
hour. An additional RM0.50 will be charged for each hour exceeding the first one hour. The
maximum charge for any given 24-hour period is RM10.00. Assume that no car parks for longer
than 24 hours at a time.

b. Write a void function named calcTotal() to calculate the total charges for all the
customers.

c. Write the main program that allows the user to input number of customers and the hours parked
for the customers. The program should use the function calcCharges()above to calculate
the parking charges for each customer and function calcTotal() above to calculate the total
charges for all the customers.

d. Finally, your program should output the parking charges for each customer and the total charges
for all the customers. Use the appropriate parameters to pass values in and out of
functions.
 Rubrics Assignments
Requirements Poor
(0-1)
Documentation Completed less than 50% of
the requirements (source code
and sample input/output)
Does not comply with
requirements (does something
other than requirements).
Coding No programmer name included
standard in block comment header
Not using appropriate/suitable
variables
Poor use of white space
(indentation, blank lines)
making code hard to read.
Runtime Does not execute due to syntax
errors
No testing has been completed.
Delivery Not delivered on time and not
in correct format
Fair
(2-3)
Completed at least 50% of
the requirements
No programmer name
included in block comment
header
Using appropriate/suitable
variables
White space makes program
fairly easy to read.
Executes without errors
Poor design
Produce incorrect results
Delivered on time and not in
correct format
Good
(4-5)
Completed 100% of
requirements
Includes name, and
assignment title in block
comment header
Good use of variables and
constants
Good use of white space
and organized work.
Executes without errors
Good use of symbols,
spacing in output.
Produce correct results
Delivered on time and in
correct format