SEPTEMBER SEMESTER 2012

CBCP2103 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING TUTOR: YUZERY BIN YUSOFF

MATRICULATION NO IDENTITY CARD NO. TELEPHONE NO. E-MAIL LEARNING CENTRE

: : : : :

R336825001 A1031320 012-2856722 dewapututejalaksana@gmail.com BANGI

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TABLE OF CONTENT

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1.0 Question 1 (Bills for the City Water Company).2 1.1 Coding for Question 1..2 1.2 Screenshots for Question 1..5 1.3 Flowchart for Question 1.....9 2.0 Question 2 (Table of Engineering Properties for Bunyan Lumber Company).10 2.1 Coding for Question 2.10 2.2 Screenshots for Question 2.12 2.3 Flowchart for Question 2....13 References.14

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1.0 Question 1 (Bills for the City Water Company) 1.1 Coding for Question 1
/* CBCP2103 Computer Programming Assignment : Question 1 */ /* Name: Dewa Putu Teja Laksana */ /* Matric No.: R336825001 /* Semester: September 2012 */ */

#include <stdio.h> /* Defining Standard Input and Output routines */ /* ------------------------------------ */ /* Function for Bill Amount */ /* ------------------------------------ */ int main() { printf("\nWATER COMPANY BILLING SYSTEM\n"); /* Heading of the system */ printf("=============================\n\n");

int accountNo; char codeType; double waterAmount; float bill;

printf("Please enter your account no: number */ scanf("%d", &accountNo);

"); /* Enter user's account

CBCP2103 printf("\ncode type usage"); printf("\n---------------\n"); printf("h = home use \nc = commercial use \ni = industry use\n");

printf("\nPlease enter your code type (h/c/i): code of the user */ scanf("\n%c", &codeType); printf("Now enter water amount (gallons): of water used */ scanf("%lf", &waterAmount);

"); /* Enter usage

"); /* Enter the quantity

/* Calculation of the bill according to the code type */ switch (codeType) { case ('h'): bill = 5.00 + (0.0005 * waterAmount); break; case ('c'): if (waterAmount <= 4000000) bill = 1000.00; else if (waterAmount > 4000000) bill = (((waterAmount - 4000000) * 0.00025) + 1000); break; case ('i'): if (waterAmount <= 4000000) bill = 1000; else if ((waterAmount >= 4000000) && (waterAmount <=

10000000))

bill = 2000; else bill = 3000;

CBCP2103 break; default : printf("\nYou enter wrong code!!\n\n"); /* If the code type other than h or c or i */ }

printf("bill = %lf\n", bill); printf("=============================\n\n"); printf("You need to pay: RM %.2lf", bill);

getch(); return 0; }

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1.2 Screenshots for Question 1

Picture 1.2.1. Screenshot for displaying bill of home type usage.

Picture 1.2.2. Screenshot for displaying bill of commercial type usage for the first 4 million gallons used.

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Picture 1.2.3. Screenshot for displaying bill of commercial type usage with water quantity exceeds 4 million gallons.

Picture 1.2.4. Screenshot for displaying bill of industry type usage with water quantity does not exceed 4 million gallons.

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Picture 1.2.5. Screenshot for displaying bill of industry type usage with water used is more than 4 million gallons but does not exceed 10 million gallons.

Picture 1.2.6. Screenshot for displaying bill of industry type usage with water used is more than 10 million gallons.

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Picture 1.2.7. Screenshot for displaying when user input code type other than h / c /i.

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1.3 Flowchart for Question 1

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Prompt user to input account number

Input code type of water usage

Input water amount

case h (home usage)

yes

bill = 5.00 + (0.0005 x water amount) break;

no yes

case c (home usage)

yes

if water amount <= 4million gallons

bill = 1000

no

no
if water amount > 4million gallons

bill = ((water amount 4million) x 0.00025) + 1000 break;

case i (industry use)

yes

if water amount <= 4million gallons

yes

bill = 1000

no

no yes bill = 2000

if 4million <water amount>=10 million (gallons)

no bill = 3000

if water amount >10 million gallons

break; default Display You enter wrong code!!!

Display the bill that needs to be paid

end

2.0 Question 2 (Table of the Engineering Properties for Bunyan Lumber Company).

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2.1 Coding for Question 2

/* CBCP2103 Computer Programming Assignment : Question 2 */ /* Name: Dewa Putu Teja Laksana */ /* Matric No.: R336825001 /* Semester: September 2012 */ */

/* This program creates value of Engineering Properties of Lumber */

#include <stdio.h>

/* Defining Standard Input Output routines */

/* -------------------------------- */ /* Function for the table of value */

/* -------------------------------- */ int main() { printf("\n\t\t\tBUNYAN LUMBER COMPANY\n"); system */ printf("\n\t\t Engineering Properties of /* Heading for the

Lumber\n");

printf("\t\t====================================\n\n"); printf("\n");

printf("Lumber Size(Inch) | Cross-Sectional | Moment of Inertia Section Modulus |"); /* Engineering properties */ printf("\n(BasexHeight) |\n"); | Area |

printf("-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\n");

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/* Nested Loop used to create the table of value*/ float i, j, b, h, csa, I, Z; for (i=1; i<=5; i++){ b=2*i; /* b = base, defining values for b */

for (j=1; j<=6; j++){ h=2*j; csa=b*h; /* h = height, defining values for h */ /* csa = Cross Sectional Area */ /* I = Moment of Inertia */ /* Z = Section Modulus */ |

I=(b*(h*h*h))/12; Z=(b*(h*h))/6;

%10.2f

printf(" %2.f x %2.f | %3.f | %10.2f |\n", b, h, csa, I, Z);

} } getch(); return 0; }

2.2 Screenshots for Question 2

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Picture 2.2.1. Screenshot for displaying lumber size and its engineering properties.

2.3 Flowchart for Question 2 14

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Defining variables

i= 1, i< 5 =
True

False

i+ + base =2 * i

j =1, j< 6 =

False

True

j+ + height =2 * j

Display; Cross Sectional Area, moment of inertia, section modulus

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3.0 REFERENCE 15

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Bakar, M. A. et al. (2011). CBCP2103 Computer Programming (2nd ed.). Centre for Instructional Design and Technology: Open University Malaysia. Compiler used: Dev-C++ version 4.9.9.2 (provided by Open University Malaysia). Available: http://download.oum.edu.my/fitmc/m.php?p=compilers/devcpp4.9.9.2_setup.exe Cprogramming .com-Your resources for C and C++ [online]. Available: http://www.cprogramming .com C programming tutorial [online]. Available: http://thenewboston.org/list.php?cat=14. OPEN UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA online forum [online]. Available: http://lms.oum.edu.my.

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