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More Student Exercises
To maintain your coding knowledge you can follow the self paced exercises in the following site:
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Tuesday, March 24, 2020
More array worksheets
See attached worksheets for more practice with arrays, when you are finished with your code copy and paste into a google doc and share with Ldanialy@sjusd.org
Matrix movie Banners
1. Create a banner that displays an announcement about the movie
Matrix. Be sure your statement is appropriate for school.
2. Create three banners with a definitive pause between each banner.
The banners are to print:
"The Matrix has you."
"Follow the white rabbit."
"Knock, knock, Neo."
3. a.) Choose one of the names above.
b.) Store the name in a String.
c.) Search the String for an empty space to determine where the last name begins.
d.) With this information, print out the last name, followed by a comma, and the first name.
4.
a.) Print "Matrix Reloaded" in a banner format. After the banner
finishes, skip two lines.
b.) Fill an array with the names Neo, Morpheus, Trinity, Smith,
Mouse and Cypher (in this order).
c.) Sort the array into alphabetic order using a method for the sorting.
d.) Print the array using a method to print.
Programming Project:
EyeBall Video Store
EyeBall Videos wants to automate their video late fees
collection method by putting all returned video
information into a series of arrays. The parallel arrays will contain the customer's name,
customer's identification number, movie identification number, rental code (1 for one-
day rentals, 5 for five-day rentals) and the number of days the customer had the movie.
1. Create the arrays and fill in the needed information. A minimum of 10 customers is
required. Be sure to have some customers who owe late fees as well as those who do
not owe late fees.
2. For each customer in the set of arrays, compute any late fees. If the movie is late
(more days than the rental code), the status is "Late" and there will be late fees
($1.49 per day late for one-day rentals, $0.69 per day late for five-day rentals). You
will need to save the “status” of each customer for future use.
3. After processing all the data in the arrays, sort the data in the arrays by customer
identification number.
4. After sorting, print a list of those people who owe late fees.
5. Then print another list of those people who do not owe late fees.
EyeBall Video Store
EyeBall Videos wants to automate their video late fees
collection method by putting all returned video
information into a series of arrays. The parallel arrays will contain the customer's name,
customer's identification number, movie identification number, rental code (1 for one-
day rentals, 5 for five-day rentals) and the number of days the customer had the movie.
1. Create the arrays and fill in the needed information. A minimum of 10 customers is
required. Be sure to have some customers who owe late fees as well as those who do
not owe late fees.
2. For each customer in the set of arrays, compute any late fees. If the movie is late
(more days than the rental code), the status is "Late" and there will be late fees
($1.49 per day late for one-day rentals, $0.69 per day late for five-day rentals). You
will need to save the “status” of each customer for future use.
3. After processing all the data in the arrays, sort the data in the arrays by customer
identification number.
4. After sorting, print a list of those people who owe late fees.
5. Then print another list of those people who do not owe late fees.
Matrix movie Banners
1. Create a banner that displays an announcement about the movie
Matrix. Be sure your statement is appropriate for school.
2. Create three banners with a definitive pause between each banner.
The banners are to print:
"The Matrix has you."
"Follow the white rabbit."
"Knock, knock, Neo."
3. a.) Choose one of the names above.
b.) Store the name in a String.
c.) Search the String for an empty space to determine where the last name begins.
d.) With this information, print out the last name, followed by a comma, and the first name.
4.
a.) Print "Matrix Reloaded" in a banner format. After the banner
finishes, skip two lines.
b.) Fill an array with the names Neo, Morpheus, Trinity, Smith,
Mouse and Cypher (in this order).
c.) Sort the array into alphabetic order using a method for the sorting.
d.) Print the array using a method to print.
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