CSCE 240 – Exam Three

CSCE 240 – Exam Three

This is an exam. As you work on these problems, you may use your textbook, class notes,
and the recorded lectures. You may ask your instructor clarifying questions. You are not
to discuss the problems with other students or seek help from other individuals. All work
submitted must be your own. All code submitted will be examined for plagiarism and
violations will be reported to the office of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity.
Test all of your code on a Linux lab computer. All source files submitted must compile and
run on a Linux lab computer of the instructor’s choice. Submissions that do not compile on
the Linux workstation will receive no compilation or execution/correctness points.
Problem 1
Deliverable: problem1.h
Purpose: Write a template function named FindAndReplace that takes an array of values,
the size of the array, a value to find, and a value to replace as arguments.
The function should replace all occurrences of the third argument in the array
with the value of the fourth argument.
Specifications:
• The files for this problem are in the attached problem1.zip
• Implement your function in problem1.h. This is the only file to be submitted to
the assignment for this problem.
• A makefile has been include to compile and run the initial tests provided in
testproblem1.cc
Initial Testing:
Initial tests have been provided in testproblem1.cc. You are encouraged to implement
more rigorous tests. Your program will be graded with a modified version of
testproblem1.cc
Points:
style: 1 point
documentation: 1 point
clean compilation: 1 point
execution / correctness: 1 point
Problem 2
Deliverable: set.cc
Purpose: Add the AddElement member function for the Set class. The prototype and more
details regarding the requirements are on lines 51-56 in the attached header
file, set.h. The attached files for the Set template class are similar to the
files created during our class meetings.
Specifications:
• The files for this problem are in the attached problem2.zip
• No changes should be made to the attached set.h header file.
• Add all of your code to the attached set.cc file, and attach your updated set.cc
file to the assignment. This is the only file to be submitted for this problem.
• A makefile has been included to compile and test your code with the initial tests
included.
• Ensure that your class will compile, link and run with the initial tests provided
in order to earn compilation points and to be eligible for correctness points.
Initial Testing:
testset.cc has been included with some minimal initial tests for your function. You
are encouraged to include more rigorous tests before submitting your class. This
problem will be graded with a modified version of this file.
Points:
style: 1 point
 documentation: 1 point
clean compilation of set.cc: 1 point
AddElement passes instructor tests: 3 points
Problem 3
Deliverables: geographiclocation.h, geographiclocation.cc, historicsite.h, and
historicsite.cc
Purpose: Create a GeographicLocation base class with private data members for the
latitude (a double between -90 and 90) and longitude (a double between -180
and 180). More detailed requirements for the GeographicLocation class are
included in the comments in the attached geographiclocation.h header file.
Also, derive a HistoricSite class with the GeographicLocation class as the
base class using public inheritance. The HistoricSite will have a string for
the description of the site and an int for the year the historic site was
established as private data members. More detailed requirements for the
HistoricSite class are included in comments in the attached historicsite.h
header file.
Specifications:
• The files for this problem are in the attached problem3.zip
• Implement the classes in the geographiclocation.h, geographiclocation.cc,
historicsite.h, and historicsite.cc files provided, and attach your revised files
to the assignment. These are the only four files to be submitted for this
problem.
• A makefile has been included to compile, link, and run the included test files
with your code. Ensure that your classes compile, link and run with the initial
tests provided in order to earn compilation points and to be eligible for
correctness points.
Initial Testing:
• A makefile has been included to aid in using
testgeographiclocationconstructor.cc, testsetlatitude.cc, testsetlongitude.cc,
testhistoricsiteconstructor.cc, testsetdescription.cc,
testsetyearestablished.cc, testsites.cc and checkit.cc to test the basic
functionality of your classes. To use the makefile, your directory should
include:
your files: geographiclocation.h, geographiclocation.cc, historicsite.h,
and historicsite.cc
 the makefile: makefile
 the test files: testgeographiclocationconstructor.cc, testsetlatitude.cc,
testsetlongitude.cc, testhistoricsiteconstructor.cc,
testsetdescription.cc, testsetyearestablished.cc,
testsites.cc and checkit.cc
 the subdirectory “output” that contains correctglprint.txt,
correcthsprint.txt, and correcttestsites.txt
- To test your GeographicLocation constructor, type:
make testgeographiclocationconstructor
- To test your SetLatitude function, type:
make testsetlatitude
- To test your SetLongitude function, type:
make testsetlongitude
- To test your HistoricSite constructor, type:
make testhistoricsiteconstructor
- To test your SetDescription function, type:
make testsetdescription
- To test your SetYearEstablished function, type:
make testsetyearestablished
- To test the virtual Print function for all classes, type:
make testsites
- Note: the three print tests above run the executable generated by the included
checkit.cc source file which compares the output created by your functions
to the expected output (held in the files provided in the output folder).
Points:
style geographiclocation.h: 0.25 point
 style geographiclocation.cc: 0.25 point
documentation geographiclocation.h: 0.25 point
 documentation geographiclocation.cc: 0.25 point
clean compilation of geographiclocation.cc: 1 point
 execution / correctness of GeographicLocation constructor: 0.5 point
execution / correctness of SetLatitude: 0.5 point
execution / correctness of SetLongitude: 0.5 point
execution / correctness of GeographicLocation::Print(): 0.5 point
 style historicsite.h: 0.25 point
 style historicsite.cc: 0.25 point
documentation historicsite.h: 0.25 point
 documentation historicsite.cc: 0.25 point
clean compilation of historicsite.cc: 1 point
execution / correctness of HistoricSite constructor: 0.5 point
execution / correctness of SetDescription: 0.5 point
execution / correctness of SetYearEstablished: 0.5 point
execution / correctness of HistoricSite::Print(): 0.5 point
 compiles / links with instructor’s modified testsites.cc: 1 point
 execution / correctness with instructor’s modified testsites.cc: 1 point