NATIONAL SENIOR CERTIFICATE GRADE 12

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1 NATIONAL SENIOR CERTIFICATE GRADE 12 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY P1 FEBRUARY/MARCH 2016 MARKS: 150 TIME: 3 hours This question paper consists of 21 pages.

2 Information Technology/P1 2 DBE/Feb. Mar NSC INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION 1. This question paper is divided into THREE sections. Candidates must answer ALL THREE sections. 2. The duration of this examination is three hours. Because of the nature of this examination it is important to note that you will not be permitted to leave the examination room before the end of the examination session. 3. This question paper is set in programming terms that are not specific to any particular programming language (Delphi/Java (using the Netbeans IDE)). 4. Make sure that you answer the questions according to the specifications that are given in each question. Marks will be awarded according to the set requirements. 5. Answer only what is asked in each question. For example, if the question does not ask for data validation, then no marks will be awarded for data validation. 6. Your programs must be coded in such a way that they will work with any data and not just the sample data supplied or any data extracts that appear in the question paper. 7. Routines such as search, sort and selection must be developed from first principles. You may NOT use the built-in features of a programming language for any of these routines. 8. Data structures which are not supplied must be defined by you, the programmer. 9. You must save your work regularly on the disk/cd/dvd/flash disk you have been given, or on the disk space allocated to you for this examination session. 10. Make sure that your examination number appears as a comment in every program that you code, as well as on every event indicated. 11. If required, print the programming code of all the programs/classes that you completed. You will be given half an hour printing time after the examination session. 12. At the end of this examination session you must hand in a disk/cd/dvd/flash disk with all your work saved on it OR you must make sure that all your work has been saved on the disk space allocated to you for this examination session. Ensure that all files can be read.

3 Information Technology/P1 3 DBE/Feb. Mar NSC 13. The files that you need to complete this question paper have been given to you on a disk/cd/dvd/flash disk or on the disk space allocated to you. The files are provided in the form of password-protected executable files. NOTE: Delphi candidates must use the file DelphiDataENGMarch2016.exe. Java candidates must use the file JavaDataENGMarch2016.exe. Do the following: Double click on the password-protected executable file. Click on the extract button. Enter the following password: MountainP$%# Once extracted, the following list of files will be available in the folder DelphiDataENGMarch2016/JavaDataENGMarch2016: Delphi files Question1: Question1P.dpr Question1P.res Question1U.dfm Question1U.pas Question2: Gamkaskloof Pass.jpg MountainPassU.pas NoMap.jpg Prince Alfred Pass.jpg Question2P.dpr Question2P.res Question2U.dfm Question2U.pas Question3: Q3Data.txt Question3P.dpr Question3P.res Question3U.dfm Question3U.pas Java (Netbeans) files Question1: Question1.form Question1.java Question2: Gamkaskloof Pass.jpg MountainPass.java NoMap.jpg Prince Alfred Pass.jpg Question2.form Question2.java Question3: Q3Data.txt Question3.form Question3.java

4 Information Technology/P1 4 DBE/Feb. Mar NSC SCENARIO South Africa is considered to be one of the most scenic countries in the world and attract many tourists to local holiday destinations and internationally acclaimed mountain passes. Software programs are being designed to assist with the administration of tourists. SECTION A QUESTION 1: GENERAL PROGRAMMING SKILLS A variety of aspects concerning mountain passes and holiday destinations are dealt with in this question. INSTRUCTIONS: Delphi programmers The project Question1 is provided in the DelphiDataENGMarch2016 folder. Open the incomplete project file Question1P.dpr in the Question1 folder. Add your examination number as a comment in the first line of the main form unit Question1U.pas file. Java programmers The project Question1 is provided in the JavaDataENGMarch2016 folder. Open the incomplete class Question1.java contained in the folders Source Packages (src), Question1Package. Add your examination number as a comment in the first line of the class Question1.java. Do the following: Compile and execute the program. The GUI displays five sections labelled QUESTION 1.1 to QUESTION 1.5. The program currently has no functionality. An example of the GUI is given on the next page:

5 Information Technology/P1 5 DBE/Feb. Mar NSC Complete the code for each section of QUESTION 1 as described in QUESTION 1.1 to QUESTION 1.5 below. 1.1 Distances are displayed in miles on some road maps. The user is required to enter the total distance of a mountain pass in miles. Write code to convert the distance entered in miles to kilometres. Display the converted value and unit (km) in the provided output component. NOTE: 1 mile = 1,6 kilometres Example of output: (3)

6 Information Technology/P1 6 DBE/Feb. Mar NSC 1.2 Many tourists are interested in the decrease in temperature while travelling up a mountain pass. The user is required to enter the height of the mountain pass in metres. The temperature at the metre mark on the mountain pass is 18 C. The temperature decreases by 1 C for every 100 m increase in the height of the mountain pass. NOTE: The height of the mountain pass that you enter must be higher than or equal to m. Write code to do the following: Obtain the height of the mountain pass from the text box. Validate the value entered as follows: o If the value is less than 1 000, display a suitable message, clear the text box and set the focus to the text box. o If the value is greater than or equal to 1 000, calculate and display the temperature for every 100 m travelled above m up the mountain pass to the nearest 100 m below the top of the pass. Example of output if the height of the pass is m: (11) 1.3 Some tourists want to travel up the lowest mountain pass. Two parallel arrays are provided. The array named arrpassnames contains the names of mountain passes while the array named arrpassheights contains the heights of the mountain passes contained in the arrpassnames array. Write code to determine the name of the mountain pass with the lowest height. NOTE: You will be penalised for using fixed values in your code to indicate the number of elements in the arrays. Although the arrays are provided and the number of elements is known, an appropriate built-in function/method must be used to determine the number of elements in the arrays.

7 Information Technology/P1 7 DBE/Feb. Mar NSC Example of output: (6) 1.4 Tourists can book accommodation close to any of the mountain passes. The types of accommodation available and the price per person per night are given in the table below. TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION PRICE PER PERSON PER NIGHT Hotel R1 200 Bed-and-breakfast R1 000 Self-catering unit R750 Camping site R300 The price of Wi-Fi is R150 per night. Write code to do the following: Obtain the type of accommodation from the combo box. Obtain the number of people who require accommodation for this booking from the text box. Determine whether the check box control for access to Wi-Fi has been selected. Determine the cost per night according to the values entered by the user and the values from the table above. Payment options: o If the user selects the 'Cash' option, display the payment per night, in currency format with TWO decimal places, in the text box provided. o If the user selects the 'Card' option, do the following: Use a dialog box to insert the card number. Do the following TWO tests to ensure that the card number is valid: Ensure that the card number consists of 9 digits. Ensure that the card number consists of only digits.

8 Information Technology/P1 8 DBE/Feb. Mar NSC If the card number is valid: - Add a card charge of 3% to the cost. - Display the payment per night in the text box provided. If the card number is NOT valid: - Use a dialog box to display a message that the card number is invalid. - Set the radio button to the 'Cash' option. - Display the cash price as the payment per night. Example of the payment per night for the data shown in the screenshot below: Example of the payment per night for the data as shown in the screenshot below. The valid card number has been entered in the dialog box. (19) 1.5 Toll fees, which are used to maintain the mountain passes, have to be paid on mountain pass routes. The company maintaining the mountain passes is running a promotion to attract tourists to travel along the mountain passes. Each toll gate receipt has a unique transaction number. The company uses these numbers to give away prizes. The list box provided contains the prizes.

9 Information Technology/P1 9 DBE/Feb. Mar NSC The user is required to enter the transaction number that appears on a toll gate receipt. The following criteria are used to determine prize winners: If the transaction number is a prime number the person will receive a prize which is randomly selected from the prizes in the given list box. If the transaction number is a NOT a prime number the user will NOT receive a prize. Use the algorithm provided below to code the solution. Algorithm: 1. Obtain the transaction number from the text box. 2. Determine whether the transaction number is a prime number. (A prime number is a number with only TWO factors, namely 1 and the number itself.) 3. If the transaction number is a prime number, do the following: 3.1 Generate a random number in the range 1 to 4 (including 1 and 4). The random number indicates the index of the prize in the list box, which is the prize that will be allocated to the winner. 3.2 Choose the randomly generated index in the list box in order to highlight the prize. 4. If the transaction number is a NOT prime number, select the 'No prize' option in the list box. Example of output for transaction number 56284, which is NOT a prime number: 56284

10 Information Technology/P1 10 DBE/Feb. Mar NSC Example of output for transaction number 13711, which is a prime number, and 2 as the randomly generated number: NOTE: Due to the nature of the random function/method the output generated by your project/program may differ from the example above. (9) Enter your examination number as a comment in the first line of the program file. Save your program. A printout of the code may be required. TOTAL SECTION A: 48

11 Information Technology/P1 11 DBE/Feb. Mar NSC SECTION B QUESTION 2: OBJECT-ORIENTATED PROGRAMMING A group of mountain passes has been selected to determine specific statistics, such as the number of travellers, fines received by travellers and details about the danger levels of the mountain passes. INSTRUCTIONS: Delphi programmers The project Question2, provided in the DelphiDataENGMarch2016 folder, contains: o A main form unit Question2U.pas o An incomplete unit file MountainPassU.pas Open the incomplete project file Question2P.dpr and the class unit file MountainPassU.pas in the Question2 folder. Add your examination number as a comment in the first line of both files Question2U.pas and MountainPassU.pas. Java programmers The project Question2, provided in the JavaDataENGMarch2016 folder, contains: o A GUI class file Question2.java o An incomplete object class file MountainPass.java Open the incomplete classes Question2.java and MountainPass.java in the folders Source Packages (src), Question2Package. Add your examination number as a comment in the first line of both classes Question2.java and MountainPass.java. Do the following: Complete the code for each section of QUESTION 2 as described in QUESTION 2.1 and QUESTION 2.2 below. 2.1 An object class called TMountainPass/MountainPass with some methods has been provided. Complete the code in the given class (TMountainPass/MountainPass) as described in QUESTION to QUESTION

12 Information Technology/P1 12 DBE/Feb. Mar NSC The given attributes of the class TMountainPass/MountainPass are described in the table below. NAMES OF ATTRIBUTES Delphi Java DESCRIPTION fname name The name of the mountain pass fdistance distance Distance in kilometres fdangerlevel dangerlevel Low/Medium/High fgradient gradient The gradient of the steepest part of the pass in degrees, for example 25 degrees Write code for a constructor method that receives the name of a mountain pass, the distance of the pass in kilometres, the danger level and the gradient of the pass as parameters. Use the parameters to initialise the attributes of the object class. (2) Write a mutator method named setdangerlevel that updates the fdangerlevel/dangerlevel attribute to the danger level received as a parameter. (2) Write a method named calculatefine that receives the time it took the tourist to travel up the mountain pass in minutes and the speed limit applicable to this mountain pass in kilometres per hour as parameters. The method must calculate the average speed that was travelled and determine whether the speed limit was exceeded. Return a value of zero if the speed limit was NOT exceeded. If the speed limit was exceeded, calculate and return the fine to be paid. The fine is determined as follows: If the average speed exceeds the speed limit by less than 10 km/h, the fine is zero. If the average speed exceeds the speed limit by exactly 10 km/hour, then the basic fine is R500,00. If the average speed exceeds the speed limit by more than 10 km/h, an additional R100 is added to the basic fine of R500,00 for every 3 km/h or part thereof that the speed limit was exceeded by more than 10 km/h. NOTE: Average speed in km/h = distance in kilometres time in hours Examples on how to calculate fines are given on the next page.

13 Information Technology/P1 13 DBE/Feb. Mar NSC Example 1: Speed limit = 80 km/h Average speed travelled = 96 km/h Calculating the fine: R500,00 (for exceeding the speed limit by 10 km/h) + (2 x R100,00 for the additional 6 km/h by which the average speed travelled exceeded the 10 km/h range) Fine = R700,00 Example 2: Speed limit = 60 km/h Average speed travelled = 83 km/h Fine = R1 000,00 (13) Write a method named suggesteddangerlevel that receives the average rainfall on the pass over the previous seven days as a parameter. The method returns a suggested danger level (Low/Medium/High) using the following criteria: 2.2 Data and GUI: If the average rainfall is equal to or more than 10 mm and the maximum gradient of the pass exceeds 10 degrees, it is suggested that the present danger level be increased to the next danger level. Example: If the danger level is currently 'Low' it will be suggested that the danger level must be raised to 'Medium'. If an increase is not necessary or the level is already 'High', the present danger level must be returned as the suggested level. (8) The following data is supplied: The road maps of some of the mountain passes have been saved as.jpg files. The format of the file name for the maps is <Name of the mountain pass>.jpg. A two-dimensional array named arrrain contains the rainfall that was measured over a period of seven days for the three mountain passes listed in the GUI. The following GUI allows the user to select one of three mountain passes (on the next page):

14 Information Technology/P1 14 DBE/Feb. Mar NSC Complete the code for the buttons in the main form unit (Delphi)/GUI class (Java) as described in QUESTION to QUESTION below Button [Question 2.2.1] Write code to do the following: Determine the selected mountain pass from the provided radio buttons. Request the user to enter the distance, danger level and gradient of the selected mountain pass from the keyboard, using dialog boxes. Instantiate the mountain pass object. A variable for the object has been globally declared. Display a message to indicate that the object has been instantiated. (7) Button [Question 2.2.2] Write code to do the following: Use the accessor methods to display the information about the mountain pass that was entered by the user in the relevant text boxes. Test whether the road map file for the instantiated object exists. If the map file exists, replace the <No map found> image with the content of the map file in the component provided. Otherwise the <No map found> image must remain in the display area. Example of output and the correct image if the user selected Baviaanskloof Pass (see next page):

15 Information Technology/P1 15 DBE/Feb. Mar NSC Example of output and the correct image if the user selected Gamkaskloof Pass: (8) Button [Question 2.2.3] The user is required to enter the speed limit (in km/h) and the time travelled (in minutes) in the text boxes provided. Write code to do the following: Obtain the speed limit and the time travelled from the text boxes. Use these values as arguments and call the calculatefine method that must calculate and return the amount the traveller has to pay as a fine. Display the amount that should be paid as a fine, formatted as currency, in the output area. Example of output for travelling over the Prince Alfred Pass with a distance of 88 km and a speed limit of 80 km/h. The time travelled was 120 minutes.

16 Information Technology/P1 16 DBE/Feb. Mar NSC Example of output for travelling over the Gamkaskloof Pass with a distance of 75 km and a speed limit of 40 km/h. The time travelled was 88 minutes. (6) Button [Question 2.2.4] A two-dimensional array called arrrain contains the rainfall (in millimetres) measured on each of the past 7 days in each of the mountain passes the user could choose from. The row order in the array corresponds to the order of the passes in the supplied radio buttons on the GUI. Baviaanskloof: 0, 23, 13, 1, 2, 0, 14 Gamkaskloof: 33, 3, 11, 35, 3, 0, 21 Prince Alfred: 50, 0, 0, 1, 20, 0, 2 Write code to do the following: Use the tostring method to display information about the mountain pass object in the output area. Use the arrrain array and calculate the average rainfall for the mountain pass object. Use the suggesteddangerlevel method to obtain the suggested danger level for the pass based on the calculated average rainfall. Only if the suggested danger level differs from the present danger level, a dialog box must be used to ask the user whether the danger level should be changed to the suggested level or not. If the user chooses to change the danger level it must be set to the suggested level using the setdangerlevel method. Display a message in the output area, indicating whether: o No change was suggested o The suggested change was rejected o The danger level was changed Use the following data to test your program (on the next page):

17 Information Technology/P1 17 DBE/Feb. Mar NSC TEST DATA 1 TEST DATA 2 TEST DATA 3 Mountain pass Baviaanskloof Gamkaskloof Prince Alfred Distance in km Danger level Medium Low Medium Gradient NOTE: The message must indicate the danger level in upper case, as shown in the examples below. Example of output for the Baviaanskloof Pass: Example of output for the Gamkaskloof Pass if suggestion is rejected: Example of output for the Prince Alfred Pass if suggestion is accepted: (16) Enter your examination number as a comment in the first line of both files containing your code. Save your program. Print the code of both files that contain your code if printouts are required. TOTAL SECTION B: 62

18 Information Technology/P1 18 DBE/Feb. Mar NSC SECTION C QUESTION 3: PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAMMING SCENARIO Your dad/guardian is planning a holiday in the Eastern Cape where you can drive through various areas. He wants to determine the possible routes between different towns and whether there are mountain passes on these routes. You need to design the necessary software to assist him in this. INSTRUCTIONS: Delphi programmers The project Question3 is provided in the DelphiDataENGMarch2016 folder. Open the incomplete project file Question3P.dpr in the Question3 folder. Enter your examination number as a comment in the first line of the main form unit Question3U.pas. Java programmers The project Question3 is provided in the JavaDataENGMarch2016 folder. Open the incomplete class Question3.java contained in the Source Packages (src), Question3Package. Enter your examination number as a comment in the first line of the class Question3.java. Supplied GUI: The supplied GUI contains components for input, an output area and three buttons.

19 Information Technology/P1 19 DBE/Feb. Mar NSC DATA: The given text file Q3Data.txt contains an unknown number of lines of text (which does not exceed 50 entries). Each line consists of the name of a town of departure, the name of a neighbouring town that can be directly reached from the town of departure, the distance between the two towns and 'Yes' or 'No', indicating whether a mountain pass is included in the route or not. Different characters are used to separate the data contained in one line. Format of each line of text in the text file: <town1>;<town2>#<distance between the two towns>*<mountain pass> Example of data in the text file: Ugie;Maclear#25*No Elliot;Cala#28*Yes Queenstown;Whittlesea#32*Yes Whittlesea;Cathcart#46*No Cathcart;Hogsback#49*Yes Elliot;Ugie#51*Yes Queenstown;Cathcart#59*No : The data in the first two lines above can be interpreted as follows: The two neighbouring towns are Ugie and Maclear. The distance between the two towns is 25 km and there is no mountain pass along the route. The two neighbouring towns are Elliot and Cala. The distance between the two towns is 28 km and there is a mountain pass along the route. NOTE: You are NOT allowed to modify the supplied data manually. Code must be used to manipulate the supplied data according to the requirements. The use of good programming techniques and modular design must be applied to the design and coding of your solution. You may use appropriate data structures as you see fit.

20 Information Technology/P1 20 DBE/Feb. Mar NSC 3.1 Direct routes: The GUI allows the user to select the town of departure and the destination town from the combo boxes provided. Use the Q3Data.txt text file to determine whether there is a direct route between the two selected towns, in other words, whether they are neighbouring towns or not. If a direct route exists, display the distance between the two towns and a note to indicate whether there is a mountain pass along the route or not. NOTE: Direct routes are determined irrespective of the order in which the two neighbouring towns' names appear in the lines of text. Example of output if a direct route exists between the two selected towns and there is a mountain pass along the route: (Data in the file: Elliot;Cala#28*Yes) Example of output if a direct route exists between the two selected towns and there is no mountain pass along the route: (Data in the file: Ugie;Maclear#25*No) Example of output if there is no direct route between the two selected towns: (18)

21 Information Technology/P1 21 DBE/Feb. Mar NSC 3.2 List of neighbouring towns: The user is required to select only a town of departure from the given combo box. Display all neighbouring town(s) that can be directly reached from the selected town of departure. Also display the distance(s) between the towns. Use the data supplied in the Q3Data.txt text file to find the required towns and distances. Display the information in column format, sorted in ascending order according to the distances between the towns. A suitable heading must be displayed to indicate the town of departure. Example of output if Whittlesea is chosen as the town of departure: (22) Enter your examination number as a comment in the first line of the program file. Save your program. A printout of the code may be required. TOTAL SECTION C: GRAND TOTAL:

22 NATIONAL SENIOR CERTIFICATE GRADE 12 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY P1 FEBRUARY/MARCH 2016 MEMORANDUM MARKS: 150 This memorandum consists of 31 pages.

23 Information Technology/P1 2 DBE/Feb. Mar GENERAL INFORMATION: These marking guidelines must used as the basis for the marking session. They were prepared for use by markers. All markers are required to attend a rigorous standardisation meeting to ensure that the guidelines are consistently interpreted and applied in the marking of candidates work.. Note that learners who provide an alternate correct solution to that given as example of a solution in the marking guidelines will be given full credit for the relevant solution, unless the specific instructions in the paper was not followed or the requirements of the question was not met Annexures A, B and C(pages 3 9) include the marking grid for each question for using either one of the two programming languages. Annexures D, E and F (pages 10 19) contain examples of solutions for Java for Questions 1 to 3 in programming code. Annexures G, H and I (pages 20 31) contain examples of solutions for Delphi for Questions 1 to 3 in programming code. Copies of Annexures A, B and C (pages 3 9) should be made for each learner and completed during the marking session.

24 Information Technology/P1 3 DBE/Feb. Mar ANNEXURE A SECTION A QUESTION 1: MARKING GRID GENERAL PROGRAMMING SKILLS CENTRE NUMBER: EXAMINATION NUMBER: QUESTION DESCRIPTION If a learner has a problem reading from a combo box, penalise only once for the error. 1.1 Button - [Question 1.1] Extract the distance from the text box as an integer Formula: Distance = Miles * 1.6 Display distance in textbox with labels MAX. MARKS 3 LEARNER' S MARKS 1.2 Button - [Question 1.2] Set temperature = 18 and Set height = 1000 Extract the height of mountain from the text box and convert to number Validate height <>1000 Display message, Clear text box and set Focus Display the heading Loop with correct condition Display height and temperature inside loop Increase height by 100 Decrease temperature by Button - [Question 1.3] Set lowest to value at first index of array heights (or to 9999) Loop through heights array If height at loop index < lowest lowest = height at loop index lowestname = name at loop index Display pass name and lowest height 6

25 Information Technology/P1 4 DBE/Feb. Mar Button - [Question 1.4] Extract the number of persons from text box as an integer Extract type of accommodation selected from combo box Case / Switch / If (accommodation type) and allocate correct cost per person to cost variable Multiply cost * number of persons Check if Wi-Fi has been selected and add R150 to total cost Check if radio button for Card is selected Use a dialog box to enter a card number Set valid flag to True If length of card number is Not 9 - Set valid flag to False Check if all characters are digits: Loop through ckaracters of card number Use method/function to check if each char is a digit If Not digit set valid flag to False If the card number is valid Add 3% of cost to total cost 19 If card number Not Valid Use a dialog box to display Invalid card number Set radio button selection to cash option Show formatted total cost per night in the text box 1.5 Button - [Question 1.5] Extract transaction number from text box as integer Set prime flag to True Loop from 2 to transaction number / 2 (or ticket number -1) If transaction number is divisible by loop counter Set prime flag to False If prime is True Generate random number in range 1 to 4 Else Set random number = 0 9 Set the value in the list box to highlight the position of the random number TOTAL: 48

26 Information Technology/P1 5 DBE/Feb. Mar ANNEXURE B SECTION B QUESTION 2: MARKING GRID OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING CENTRE NUMBER: QUESTION Constructor: EXAMINATION NUMBER: DESCRIPTION Definition with four correct parameters and data types Initialise all four attributes using the parameters setdangerlevel method: Method definition with parameter Assign the parameter value to the danger level attribute calculatefine method: Correct parameters for time travel and speed limit Calculate the speed: Use distance attribute Divide by the travel time divide by 60 Initialise fine to 0 Check if speed greater than or equal to speedl imit increased by 10 Calculate fine: (Speed speed limit 10) Rounded up Divide by 3 Multiply by 100 Return fine as decimal value suggesteddangerlevel method: Method definition with correct parameter for average rainfall Set level to value of danger level attribute Test if Gradient > 10 AND average rainfall >= 10 If dangerlevel = Low Change level to Medium Else If danger Level = Medium Change level to High Else level = High Return level MAX. MARKS LEARNER'S MARKS

27 Information Technology/P1 6 DBE/Feb. Mar Button [Question2.2.1] Read selected mountain pass from radio button and assign to correct pass name variable Read distance from text box as integer value Read danger level from text box as String Read gradient from text box as String Instantiate object using correct values in correct order Display message to indicate object was created Button [Question2.2.2] Use object to get mountain pass name, distance, danger level and gradient Assign mountain pass name, distance, danger level and gradient to correct textfields Get the correct filename for the pass (name of the pass) Compile filename using pass name and.jpg Test if file exist If exist display correct image on component provided Button [Question2.2.3] Get speedlimit and traveltime from text boxes in the correct format Get the fine amount by calling the calculatefine method of the object and sending the correct arguments Display the fine in the correct format (Currency to 2 decimal places) 6

28 Information Technology/P1 7 DBE/Feb. Mar Button [Question2.2.4] Use tostring method to display the data of the mountain pass in the output area Initialise sum to 0 Get row value of pass selected Get the rainfall from array elements from the row Add each value to sum Calculate the average rainfall (/7) Call the determinedangerlevel method of the object If return value not the same as object's current danger level Ask if the danger level should be updated If answer = Yes 16 Call the setdangerlevel met with argument to change the danger level of the object Set the danger level in the text field to the changed value Display a message to indicate what the danger level was changed to in the output area else if answer = No Display a message to indicate that the suggestion has been rejected and the current danger level that will remain in the output area else Display a message to indicate that no change was suggested and the current danger level that will remain in the output area TOTAL: 62

29 Information Technology/P1 8 DBE/Feb. Mar ANNEXURE C SECTION C QUESTION 3: MARKING GRID PROBLEM SOLVING PROGRAMMING CENTRE NUMBER: EXAMINATION NUMBER: QUESTION 3.1 Direct route: DESCRIPTION MAX. MARKS LEARNER'S MARKS Open the text file to read from file: Delphi: AssignFile, RESET Java: Create object to read from file Set flag to False Loop through the file Read line of text Test if town of departure AND destination has been found in the line of text but are not the same then Flag = True Find position of '#', Find position of '*' Extract the Distance from the line of text If mountain pass exists (test) "Pass on route" message else "No pass" message Display all information regarding the route If flag = False Display message "Not Found" Close File 3.2 List of towns that can be visited: Declare appropriate data structures (2 arrays) Set counter to 0 (or 1 for Delphi) Get the town that was selected from the combo box Open file for reading data from file Loop through file Read line of text, extract depart town and destination Test whether town = destination town Store name of destination in names array Extract distance and store in distances array Increment counter Test whether town = depart town Store name of depart town in names array Extract distance and store in distances array Increment counter Two nested loops through distances array Comparing values Swapping names also swapping distances Loop for display and displaying towns and distances from arrays neatly in columns TOTAL 40

30 Information Technology/P1 9 DBE/Feb. Mar SUMMARY OF LEARNER S MARKS: CENTRE NUMBER: EXAMINATION NUMBER: SECTION A SECTION B SECTION C QUESTION 1 QUESTION 2 QUESTION 3 GRAND TOTAL MAX. MARKS LEARNER'S MARKS

31 Information Technology/P1 10 DBE/Feb. Mar ANNEXURE D: SOLUTION FOR QUESTION 1: JAVA package Question1Package; import java.text.decimalformat; import javax.swing.joptionpane; public class Question1_Memo extends javax.swing.jframe { //====================================================================== //Supplied code //====================================================================== String arrpassnames[] = {"Barkly Pass", "Baviaanskloof Pass", "Katberg Pass", "Baster Voetslaan Pass", "Felton Pass", "Chapmans Peak Pass"; double arrpassheights[] = {1560, 986, , 1268, 987, ; DecimalFormat df = new DecimalFormat("0.00"); public Question1_Memo() { initcomponents(); this.setlocationrelativeto(this); //====================================================================== // Question 1.1 //====================================================================== private void btnquestion1_1actionperformed(java.awt.event.actionevent evt) { String distancevalue = txfinfo.gettext(); txfdistance.settext(df.format(double.parsedouble(distancevalue) * 1.60)km"); ===================================================================== // Question 1.2 ===================================================================== private void btnquestion1_2actionperformed(java.awt.event.actionevent evt) { int temperature = 18; double height = 1000; double heighttopofmountain = Double.parseDouble(txfHeight.getText()); if(heighttopofmountain <=1000){ JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "Enter a valid height"); txfheight.settext(""); else { txaoutput.settext(string.format("%-20s%- 10s%n","Metres","Temperature")); do{ txaoutput.append(string.format("%-28s%- 10s%n",height,temperature)); height += 100; temperature -= 1; while (height <= heighttopofmountain); //====================================================================== // Question 1.3 //====================================================================== private void btnquestion1_3actionperformed(java.awt.event.actionevent evt) { double lowest = arrpassheights[0];

32 Information Technology/P1 11 DBE/Feb. Mar String name = arrpassnames[0]; for (int i = 1; i < arrpassheights.length; i++) { if (arrpassheights[i] < lowest) { lowest = arrpassheights[i]; name = arrpassnames[i]; txalowestheight.settext(""); txalowestheight.append("the lowest mountain pass is " + name + ".\n The height of the pass is " + lowest + " m."); //====================================================================== // Question 1.4 //====================================================================== private void btnquestion1_4actionperformed(java.awt.event.actionevent evt) { String accommtype = (String) (cmbaccommtype.getselecteditem()); int numpersons = Integer.parseInt(txfNumPersons.getText()); double cost = 0; switch (accommtype) { case "Hotel": cost = 1200; break; case "B&B": cost = 1000; break; case "Self-catering unit": cost = 750; break; case "Camping site": cost = 300; break; cost *= numpersons; if (chbwifi.isselected()) { cost += 150; boolean flag = false; if (rbncash.isselected()) { txfpayment.settext("r " + df.format(cost)); else { String cardnumber = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter card number"); if (cardnumber.length() == 9) { flag = true; for (int i = 0; i < 9; i++) { if (!Character.isDigit(cardNumber.charAt(i))) { flag = false; if (!flag) { JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "Invalid card number"); rbncash.setselected(true); txfpayment.settext("r " + df.format(cost)); else { cost = cost * 1.03; txfpayment.settext("r " + df.format(cost));

33 Information Technology/P1 12 DBE/Feb. Mar //===================================================================== // Question 1.5 //===================================================================== private void btnquestion1_5actionperformed(java.awt.event.actionevent evt) { int transactionnumber = Integer.parseInt(txfNumber.getText()); Boolean prime = true; for (int i = 2; i <= transactionnumber / 2; i++) { if (transactionnumber % i == 0) { prime = false; int randnum = 0; if (prime) { randnum = (int)(math.random() * 4)+1; lstprizes.setselectedindex(randnum);

34 Information Technology/P1 13 DBE/Feb. Mar ANNEXURE E: SOLUTION FOR QUESTION 2: JAVA package Question2_Package; // Solution for Object class //====================================================================== //Supplied code //====================================================================== private String name; private int distance; private String dangerlevel; private int gradient; public String getname() { return name; public int getdistance() { return distance; public String getdangerlevel() { return dangerlevel; public int getgradient() { return gradient; //====================================================================== // Question //====================================================================== public MountainPass(String name, int distance, String dangerlevel, int gradient) { this.name = name; this.distance = distance; this.dangerlevel = dangerlevel; this.gradient = gradient; //====================================================================== // Question //====================================================================== public void setdangerlevel(string dangerlevel) { this.dangerlevel = dangerlevel; //====================================================================== // Question //====================================================================== public double calculatefine(int traveltime, int speedlimit) { double speed = distance / (traveltime / 60.0); double fine = 0; if (speed >= (speedlimit + 10)){ fine = (Math.ceil((speed - speedlimit - 10) / 3.0)) * 100; return fine;

35 Information Technology/P1 14 DBE/Feb. Mar //====================================================================== // Question //====================================================================== public String suggesteddangerlevel(double avgrain) { String level = dangerlevel; if (gradient > 10 && avgrain >= 10) { if (dangerlevel.equalsignorecase("low")) { level = "Medium"; else if(dangerlevel.equalsignorecase("medium")){ level = "High"; else{ level = "High"; return level; //====================================================================== // Supplied tostring method //====================================================================== public String tostring() { return name+" with a maximum gradient of "+ gradient +" degrees has a danger level rating of "+ dangerlevel +".\nthe distance of the pass is "+ distance+" km.";

36 Information Technology/P1 15 DBE/Feb. Mar GUI CLASS: QUESTION2_SOLUTION package Question2_Package; import java.io.file; import java.io.filenotfoundexception; import javax.swing.joptionpane; public class Question2_Memo extends javax.swing.jframe { //===================================================================== //Supplied code //====================================================================== int[][] arrrain = {{0, 23, 13, 1, 2, 0, 14, {33, 3, 11, 35, 3, 0, 21, {50, 0, 0, 1, 20, 0, 2; MountainPass mountainpassobj; String name = ""; public Question2_Memo() { initcomponents(); setlocationrelativeto(this); pnldisplay.setvisible(false); ======================================================================= // Question ======================================================================= private void btnquestion2_1_1actionperformed(java.awt.event.actionevent evt) { if (rbtpass1.isselected()) { name = rbtpass1.gettext(); if (rbtpass2.isselected()) { name = rbtpass2.gettext(); if (rbtpass3.isselected()) { name = rbtpass3.gettext(); int distance = Integer.parseInt(JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter the distance for the mountain pass.", "110")); String dangerlevel = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter the danger level of the pass (Low/Medium/High)", "Medium"); int gradient = Integer.parseInt(JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter the maximum gradientt in degrees", "12")); mountainpassobj = new MountainPass(name, distance, dangerlevel, gradient); JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(rootPane, "The object for " + name + " has been instantiated."); pnldisplay.setvisible(true);

37 Information Technology/P1 16 DBE/Feb. Mar //========================================================================== // Question //====================================================================== private void btnquestion2_2_2actionperformed(java.awt.event.actionevent evt) { txfmountainpass.settext(mountainpassobj.getname()); txfdistance.settext(mountainpassobj.getdistance() + ""); txfdangerlevel.settext(mountainpassobj.getdangerlevel()); txfgradient.settext("" + mountainpassobj.getgradient()); String fname = mountainpassobj.getname() + ".jpg"; File mapfile = new File(fName); if (mapfile.exists()) { lblmap.seticon(new javax.swing.imageicon(getclass().getresource(fname))); //====================================================================== // Question //====================================================================== private void btnquestion2_2_3actionperformed(java.awt.event.actionevent evt) { int speedlimit = Integer.parseInt(txfSpeedLimit.getText()); int traveltime = Integer.parseInt(txfTravelTime.getText()); double fine = mountainpassobj.calculatefine(traveltime, speedlimit); txffine.settext(string.format(" R%.2f", fine)); //======================================================================== // Question //======================================================================== private void btnquestion2_2_4actionperformed(java.awt.event.actionevent evt) { int sum = 0; txaoutput.settext(""); txaoutput.append(mountainpassobj.tostring()); int row = 0; if (rbtpass1.isselected()) { row = 0; else if (rbtpass2.isselected()) { row = 1; else { row = 2; for (int i = 0; i < 7; i++) { sum += arrrain[row][i]; double averagerainfall = (double) sum / 7.0; String dangerlevel = mountainpassobj.suggesteddangerlevel(averagerainfall); if (!dangerlevel.equalsignorecase(mountainpassobj.getdangerlevel ())) { String answer = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Must danger level be changed to " + dangerlevel); if (answer.equalsignorecase("yes")) { mountainpassobj.setdangerlevel(dangerlevel); txfdangerlevel.settext(dangerlevel); txaoutput.append("\n\npass danger level rating changed to " + mountainpassobj.getdangerlevel().touppercase()); else { txaoutput.append("\n\nsuggestion rejected. Pass danger level rating kept at " + (mountainpassobj.getdangerlevel().touppercase()));

38 Information Technology/P1 17 DBE/Feb. Mar else { txaoutput.append("\n\nno suggested change. Danger level remains " + (mountainpassobj.getdangerlevel().touppercase())); private void btnclosactionperformed(java.awt.event.actionevent evt) { // Supplied code System.exit(0);

39 Information Technology/P1 18 DBE/Feb. Mar ANNEXURE F: SOLUTION FOR QUESTION 3: JAVA package Question3Package; import java.io.filenotfoundexception; import java.io.filereader; import java.util.scanner; import javax.swing.joptionpane; public class Question3_Memo extends javax.swing.jframe { public Question3_Memo() { initcomponents(); setlocationrelativeto(this); ======================================================================= //Question 3.1 ======================================================================= private void btndirectroutesactionperformed(java.awt.event.actionevent evt) { String starttown = "" + cmbstart.getselecteditem(); String desttown = "" + cmbdestination.getselecteditem(); boolean found = false; try { int cnt = 0; Scanner scfile = new Scanner(new FileReader("Q3Data.txt")); while (scfile.hasnext() &&!found) { String line = scfile.nextline(); String[] temp = line.split("; # \\*"); int p1 = line.indexof(starttown); int p2 = line.indexof(desttown); int distance = Integer.parseInt(temp[2]); String pass = "Route includes a mountain pass."; if (p1 >= 0 && p2 >= 0 && p1!= p2) { found = true; if (temp[3].equals("no")) { pass = "The route does not include a mountain pass."; txaoutput.settext("the distance from " + starttown + " to " + desttown + " is " + distance + " km.\n" + pass); scfile.close(); catch (FileNotFoundException e) { JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(rootPane, e); if (!found) { txaoutput.settext("no possible route provided between " + starttown + " and " + desttown + ".");

40 Information Technology/P1 19 DBE/Feb. Mar ======================================================================= //Question 3.2 ======================================================================= private void btnallroutesactionperformed(java.awt.event.actionevent evt) { String starttown = "" + cmbstart.getselecteditem(); txaoutput.settext("towns to visit when staying in: " + starttown); // Determine all destinations int numtowns = 0; try { int cnt = 0; Scanner sc = new Scanner(new FileReader("Q3Data.txt")); while (sc.hasnext()) { String line = sc.nextline(); String[] temp = line.split("; # \\*"); if (starttown.equals(temp[0])) { visittowns[numtowns] = temp[1]; visitdistance[numtowns] = Integer.parseInt(temp[2]); numtowns++; if (starttown.equals(temp[1])) { visittowns[numtowns] = temp[0]; visitdistance[numtowns] = Integer.parseInt(temp[2]); numtowns++; catch (FileNotFoundException e) { JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(rootPane, e); sorttowns(numtowns); txaoutput.settext("towns that can be directly reached from " + starttown + "\n"); for (int cnt = 0; cnt < numtowns; cnt++) { txaoutput.append(visittowns[cnt] + "\t" + visitdistance[cnt] + "km\n"); public void sorttowns(int numtowns) { for (int outside = 0; outside < numtowns - 1; outside++) { for (int inside = outside + 1; inside < numtowns; inside++) { if (visitdistance[outside] > visitdistance[inside]) { int dist = visitdistance[outside]; visitdistance[outside] = visitdistance[inside]; visitdistance[inside] = dist; String town = visittowns[outside]; visittowns[outside] = visittowns[inside]; visittowns[inside] = town;

41 Information Technology/P1 20 DBE/Feb. Mar ANNEXURE G: SOLUTION FOR QUESTION 1: DELPHI unit Question1U; // A solution for Question 1 interface uses Windows, Messages, SysUtils, Variants, Classes, Graphics, Controls, Forms, Dialogs, StdCtrls, Buttons, ComCtrls, ExtCtrls; type TfrmQuestionONE = class(tform) bmbclose: TBitBtn; gpbquest1_1: TGroupBox; gpbquest1_4: TGroupBox; gpbquest1_2: TGroupBox; gpbquest1_3: TGroupBox; gpbquest1_5: TGroupBox; lblgps: TLabel; lbldistance: TLabel; edtinfo: TEdit; btnquest1_1: TButton; edtheight: TEdit; x: TLabel; lbltemperature: TLabel; btnquest1_2: TButton; btnquest1_3: TButton; redq1_3: TRichEdit; lblheight: TLabel; lblaccommodation: TLabel; cbotype: TComboBox; rbgpayment: TRadioGroup; lblpaymentrequired: TLabel; edtpayment: TEdit; chbwifi: TCheckBox; lblticketnumber: TLabel; lblprize: TLabel; btnquest1_5: TButton; btnquest1_4: TButton; edtnumber: TEdit; lblnumpersons: TLabel; edtnumpersons: TEdit; redout: TRichEdit; lstprizes: TListBox; edtdistance: TEdit; procedure btnquest1_1click(sender: TObject); procedure btnquest1_2click(sender: TObject); procedure btnquest1_3click(sender: TObject); procedure btnquest1_4click(sender: TObject); procedure btnquest1_5click(sender: TObject); private { Private declarations public { Public declarations var frmquestionone: TfrmQuestionONE; implementation {$R *.dfm

42 Information Technology/P1 21 DBE/Feb. Mar {$R+ uses Math; const arrpassheights: array [1..6] of Real = (1560, 986, , 1268, 986,1258.9); arrpassnames: array [1..6] of String = ('Barkly Pass', 'Baviaanskloof Pass', 'Katberg Pass', 'Baster Voetslaan Pass', 'Felton Pass', 'Chapmans Peak Pass'); // ================================================================== // Question 1.1 // ================================================================== procedure TfrmQuestionONE.btnQuest1_1Click(Sender: TObject); var sdistance : String; rdistance : Real; sdistance := edtinfo.text; rdistance := StrToFloat(sDistance) * 1.60; edtdistance.text:= FloatToStrF(rDistance, fffixed, 8,2)+' km'; // ================================================================== // Question 1.2 // ================================================================== procedure TfrmQuestionONE.btnQuest1_2Click(Sender: TObject); var rheight : Real; itemperature, iheight : Integer; iheight := 1000; itemperature := 18; rheight := StrToFloat(edtHeight.Text); if rheight >= 1000 then redout.lines.add('metres' + #9 + ' Temperature'); while iheight < rheight do redout.lines.add(inttostr(iheight) + #9#9 + IntToStr(iTemperature)); Inc(iHeight, 100); Dec(iTemperature); end else showmessage('value must be at least 1000'); edtheight.clear; edtheight.setfocus; // ================================================================== // Question 1.3 // ================================================================== procedure TfrmQuestionONE.btnQuest1_3Click(Sender: TObject); var iloop : Integer; rlow : Real; sname : String; rlow := arrpassheights[1];

43 Information Technology/P1 22 DBE/Feb. Mar sname := arrpassnames[1]; for iloop := 2 to length(arrpassnames) do if arrpassheights[iloop] < rlow then rlow := arrpassheights[iloop]; sname := arrpassnames[iloop]; redq1_3.lines.add('the lowest mountain pass is ' + sname); redq1_3.lines.add('the height of the mountain pass is ' + FloatToStr(rLow) + ' m'); // ================================================================== // Question 1.4 // ================================================================== procedure TfrmQuestionONE.btnQuest1_4Click(Sender: TObject); var icost, inumpersons, A: Integer; rtotal : Real; scardnumber : String; bvalid : Boolean; icardnumber, ierror : Integer; inumpersons := StrToInt(edtNumPersons.Text); case cbotype.itemindex of 0: icost := 1200; 1: icost := 1000; 2: icost := 750; 3: icost := 300; if chbwifi.checked then rtotal := icost * inumpersons else rtotal := icost * inumpersons; if rbgpayment.itemindex = 1 then scardnumber := inputbox('card Number', 'Enter your card number', ''); bvalid := length(scardnumber) = 9; Val(sCardNumber, icardnumber, ierror); //Alternative validation // For A := 1 to length(scardnumber) do // if NOT(sCardNumber[A] in ['0'..'9']) then // bvalid := false; if (ierror = 0) AND bvalid then rtotal := rtotal * 1.03; end else MessageDlg('The card number is invalid', mterror, [mbok], 0); rbgpayment.itemindex := 0; //if edtpayment.text := FloatToStrF( rtotal, ffcurrency, 7, 2);