Design Project 08

Ledema1 Evandro Ledema Professor Ridges CS124 03 March 2018

PROJECT 08: MAD LIB

readFile (char fileName[numWords][]) PUT

Please enter the filename of the Mad Lib:

FOR (int i; fileName[i]; i++) fileName[i] = “fileName”;

END

askQuestion(char fileName[numWords][]) IF( fileName[numWords][] != '<' || !isalpha(story[numWords][1])) return; PUT "\t"; toupper(fileName[numWords][1]); FOR (int iText = 2; story[numWords][iText]; iText++) IF (story[numWords][iText] == '_') SET " ";

Ledema2 ELSE tolower(story[numWords][iText]); PUT ": "; SET fileName[numWords]; END

Grading The grading criteria are:

Exceptional 100%

Good 90%

Acceptable 70%

Developing 50%

Missing 0%

Structure chart not showing the connection between the functions, name of the functions, or the data passed between the functions

No structure chart

Design is elegant and well thought out

Design will solve the problem

A bug exists or parts of the design are not described in enough detail

readFile: Storing the story 20%

The best possible data storage strategy was chosen

Design is workable, correctly reading the file and storing it in a data structure

There is a flaw in the design or one part of the data storage strategy not adequately described

Large parts of the data storage strategy not described or a "fundamental flaw" exists

No mention of how to store the story in memory

readFile: Reading the data 10%

All possible error conditions are handled in the design

No bugs are presented in the readFile function

A bug exists in the algorithm or some part of the algorithm not sufficiently described

Pseudocode insufficient quality to help in the design process

No pseudocode for the readFile function

askQuestion: Create a prompt 20%

A very efficient algorithm is described in the pseudocode

Design is workable, correctly prompting the user

A bug exists in the algorithm or some part of the algorithm not sufficiently described

Not enough detail to tell how to turn the text in the <>s into a prompt

No pseudocode describing how the text in the <>s is turned into a prompt

User input is correctly inserted into the story

A bug exists in the algorithm or some part of the algorithm not sufficiently described

An attempt was made to put user data in the story

No pseudocode describing how to put the user response in the story

Structure Chart 30%

askQuestion: Insert answer into story 20%

Design is elegant and well thought out