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- CIST 1305
- Unit 07 Drop Box Assignment
- The Assignment
- ONLY ONE FILE may be turned in for the assignment. If you make a mistake and need to turn in your work
- again, you may do so. I will only grade the latest file you turn in. The older ones will be ignored. For instruction
- on How To do assignments and create the file see the “How To Do Homework” document under the “Start Here”
- button.
- You will create a word processing document and create a psuedocode solution to the following problem.
- Design an application that prompts the user to enter a number as an array size, and then attempt to declare an
- array using the entered size. If the array is created successfully, display an appropriate message. Assume that a
- NegativeArraySizeException is generated if you attempt to create an array with a negative size, and that a
- NumberFormatException is generated if you attempt to create an array using a nonnumeric value for the size.
- Use a catch block that executes if the array size is nonnumeric or negative and displays a message that the
- array was not created. [1]
- What to turn in
- At the top of your paper make sure you put your name, date, and “CIST 1305 Unit 07 Lab”. You can save your
- document for your own use in any format you like. Name your paper “Unit07_Lab_.xxx”. Where xxx is the file extension your word processor uses. So Tom Swift (who used Word) would
- name his file Unit01_Lab_tswift.docx.
- But, create a PDF document to turn in. So Tom’s document to turn in would be named Unit07_Lab_tswift.pdf.
- All modern word processors can create a PDF file by use of a “Save As …” dialog or an “Export…” dialog usually
- found under the “File” menu. If you are not sure how to export a PDF Google it to find out. If that does not help
- post to our HELP discussion board.
- Grading Rubric
- How your answer will be graded
- File turned in is in PDF format 10.00%
- Correct prompt and input statements and output statement is present for normal operation 15.00%
- Try block is correct 25.00%
- Both exceptions are caught correctly 50.00%
- [1] Farrell, Joyce, An Object-Oriented Approach to Program Logic and Design, 4th ed, p 398
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