[Solved]Cis 115 Programming Project 4 Chapter 6 Part 1 Palindrome Word Phrase Reads Forward Backwa Q37287892
CIS 115- Programming Project 4 Chapter 6 Part 1: A palindrome is a word or phrase that reads the same forward and backward, character for character, disregarding punctuation, case, and spaces. Some examples are racecar , “Madam I’m Adam”, and “Was it a cat I saw?” Write a program that allows the user to input a word or phrase and determine if it is a palindrome. You should output the reversed capitalized word or phrase with no spaces or punctuation, and YES or NO to indicate if it is a palindrome. RemoveJunk (string function) – use the original word/phrase to create a simplified word/phrase with the spaces and punctuation removed and all letters in upper case. Return a string containing this simple word/phrase. Reverse Word (string function) – use the simple word/phrase to create a reversed word/phrase with the characters in reverse order. Return a string containing this reversed word’phrase. IsPalíndrome (boolean function)-use the simple and reversed word phrase to determine if it is a palindrome. Return true if it is a palindrome or false if it’s not. A sample of the form layout is shown below: PP4 Part1 115 Enter a word or phrase Determine f Palindrome Reversed word or phrase (no spaces/punctuation) Is it aPalindrome YES Part 2: Write a program that will allow the user to enter series of numbers and will give some useful statistics about the numbers. Enter Numbers Button Click- Allow the user to enter series of numbers using input dialog boxes. Use a loop and add the numbers to the listBox as they are input, Prompt the user to enter”x” to stop adding numbers. Compute Statistics Button Click Compute the following statistics from the numbers in the listBox: Count, Sum, Average, Minumum, Maximum, Count of even #s, Count of negative #s A sample of the form layout and execution is shown below: PP4 115 Enter Numbers Into List Compute List Count Sum Mnimum Value Maximum Value Even # Court PP4 Part2 115 Negative # Court Enter Numbers Into Compute List Count Irput list Sum 20 Enter a number (enter x to stop adding numbers .2 Mnimum Value Maximum Value Input List Even # Court Enter a number ( to top entering mumbers Negative # Court A. Steps required for planning and completing Programming Project 4: . Analyze: Identify Inputs, Outputs, and Processes a. b. The analysis does not have to be submitted for grading. 2. Design: a. Generate the pscudocode for the program b. The pseudocode does not have to be submitted for grading. 3. Design the interface: a. Name the project PP4 yourLastName> b. Create one VB Project containing multiple forms. The form name should indicate which question is being answered. This project will contain 2 forms. c. Create the controls on the form d. Set the properties e. Give each control used in your code meaningful names using proper prefixes. f. Make sure the form ‘looks good’, all controls are lined up and properly sized. g. Be sure to set “default” values as required. sample form – problem statement page) for a nice interface (see given 4. Code: a. Following your pseudocode, translate into VB code. b. Use camel casing and meaningful names for all variables. c. Select appropriate data types as needed d. Use functions and sub procedures as directed e. Before you submit your program, you must remove any empty stubs and unused variables. f. Make the spacing consistent. Blank lines can be used within the code to make it more readable, but don’t leave gaps in the program where you inserted too many blank lines accidentally. 5. Test and Debug: Find and correct syntax, execution, and logic errors. Test your program with a variety of input to be sure it works properly a. b. 6. Complete the documentation: The program should include a general comment section just after the Public Class statement. Include: a. .Programmed by: Your full name CIS 115 and your section number and class time Programming Project 4 Part 1 (or Part 2) b. Comments (again) Each event procedure, sub procedure, and function should begin with a comment just after the header that states the purpose of that event. c. Other comments may be included if you feel they are needed. External Documentation: d. Your Word doc file that contains: Name the file PP4yourLastName> .docx . A cover page consisting of your name, JagD, class and section, current (submitted on) date and assignment title. . A copy of the code listing for cach part of your programs exccuting for each part You need to submit the following 2 files as attachments to the Program 3 Assignment in SAKAI Your Word doc file (do not compess this file) from above that contains: A cover page -your name, JaglD, class and section, current (submitted on) date and assignment title. A copy of the code listing for each part Screen shots of your program exccuting for each part Your compressed(zipped) VB Project folder containing your VB program: Create one VB Project containing multiple forms. Name the project PP4_YourLastName. This project will contain 2 forms. To compress the folder – right-click the project folder, then select send to compressed folder. This will create a compressed copy of the project folder that you can attach to the assignment. Show transcribed image text CIS 115- Programming Project 4 Chapter 6 Part 1: A palindrome is a word or phrase that reads the same forward and backward, character for character, disregarding punctuation, case, and spaces. Some examples are racecar , “Madam I’m Adam”, and “Was it a cat I saw?” Write a program that allows the user to input a word or phrase and determine if it is a palindrome. You should output the reversed capitalized word or phrase with no spaces or punctuation, and YES or NO to indicate if it is a palindrome. RemoveJunk (string function) – use the original word/phrase to create a simplified word/phrase with the spaces and punctuation removed and all letters in upper case. Return a string containing this simple word/phrase. Reverse Word (string function) – use the simple word/phrase to create a reversed word/phrase with the characters in reverse order. Return a string containing this reversed word’phrase. IsPalíndrome (boolean function)-use the simple and reversed word phrase to determine if it is a palindrome. Return true if it is a palindrome or false if it’s not. A sample of the form layout is shown below: PP4 Part1 115 Enter a word or phrase Determine f Palindrome Reversed word or phrase (no spaces/punctuation) Is it aPalindrome YES
Part 2: Write a program that will allow the user to enter series of numbers and will give some useful statistics about the numbers. Enter Numbers Button Click- Allow the user to enter series of numbers using input dialog boxes. Use a loop and add the numbers to the listBox as they are input, Prompt the user to enter”x” to stop adding numbers. Compute Statistics Button Click Compute the following statistics from the numbers in the listBox: Count, Sum, Average, Minumum, Maximum, Count of even #s, Count of negative #s A sample of the form layout and execution is shown below: PP4 115 Enter Numbers Into List Compute List Count Sum Mnimum Value Maximum Value Even # Court PP4 Part2 115 Negative # Court Enter Numbers Into Compute List Count Irput list Sum 20 Enter a number (enter x to stop adding numbers .2 Mnimum Value Maximum Value Input List Even # Court Enter a number ( to top entering mumbers Negative # Court
A. Steps required for planning and completing Programming Project 4: . Analyze: Identify Inputs, Outputs, and Processes a. b. The analysis does not have to be submitted for grading. 2. Design: a. Generate the pscudocode for the program b. The pseudocode does not have to be submitted for grading. 3. Design the interface: a. Name the project PP4 yourLastName> b. Create one VB Project containing multiple forms. The form name should indicate which question is being answered. This project will contain 2 forms. c. Create the controls on the form d. Set the properties e. Give each control used in your code meaningful names using proper prefixes. f. Make sure the form ‘looks good’, all controls are lined up and properly sized. g. Be sure to set “default” values as required. sample form – problem statement page) for a nice interface (see given 4. Code: a. Following your pseudocode, translate into VB code. b. Use camel casing and meaningful names for all variables. c. Select appropriate data types as needed d. Use functions and sub procedures as directed e. Before you submit your program, you must remove any empty stubs and unused variables. f. Make the spacing consistent. Blank lines can be used within the code to make it more readable, but don’t leave gaps in the program where you inserted too many blank lines accidentally. 5. Test and Debug: Find and correct syntax, execution, and logic errors. Test your program with a variety of input to be sure it works properly a. b. 6. Complete the documentation: The program should include a general comment section just after the Public Class statement. Include: a. .Programmed by: Your full name CIS 115 and your section number and class time Programming Project 4 Part 1 (or Part 2) b. Comments (again) Each event procedure, sub procedure, and function should begin with a comment just after the header that states the purpose of that event. c. Other comments may be included if you feel they are needed. External Documentation: d. Your Word doc file that contains: Name the file PP4yourLastName> .docx . A cover page consisting of your name, JagD, class and section, current (submitted on) date and assignment title. . A copy of the code listing for cach part of your programs exccuting for each part You need to submit the following 2 files as attachments to the Program 3 Assignment in SAKAI Your Word doc file (do not compess this file) from above that contains: A cover page -your name, JaglD, class and section, current (submitted on) date and assignment title. A copy of the code listing for each part Screen shots of your program exccuting for each part Your compressed(zipped) VB Project folder containing your VB program: Create one VB Project containing multiple forms. Name the project PP4_YourLastName. This project will contain 2 forms. To compress the folder – right-click the project folder, then select send to compressed folder. This will create a compressed copy of the project folder that you can attach to the assignment.
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