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Task 2. 2.2 The main part of the program can use a FOR

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Task 2. 2.2 The main part of the program can use a FOR

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Task 22.2 The main part of the program can use a FOR repetition structure. a) Explain why a FOR repetition structure was chosen instead of a WHILE repetition structure. Even though a check has been performed to make sure that the variable HowFar is greater than 1 there could be inputs that might cause the program to terminate unexpectedly (crash). Ans: For loop is used because we know the exactly how many times for loop have to execute. This is decided by HowFar value. Until the HowFar variable value will remain the greater than MyLoop variable value the loop will continue to execute. Whereas while loop is used where we do not know exactly how many times loop will execute.b) Provide an example of an input that might cause the program to terminate and describe a method that could be used to prevent this. Ans: If user input a string value instead of number then it will cause program to abruptly terminate execution. This problem could resolve by the one method that is validateInput() method. First of all we read user input in string format and pass it to validateInput() method. Here is the code describes the all functioning to validate the user input.1.String inputVar = null;2.do{a.System.out.println(“Enter number: “); intputVar = sc.next();b.If(validateInput( String inputVar)){ break; }else{ System.out.println(“Invalid input”);c.}3.}while(true);4.double HorFar = double.parseDouble(inputVar);5.public Boolean validateInput(String inputVar){6.try{ double no = double.parseDouble(inputVar); if(no < 1){ retrun false; }i. return true;
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}catch(NumberFormatException ex){ return false; }7.}Task 3 Design your application main screen using an event driven programming language. Main screen should have following features: a) Menu options such as Start new game, save output, Advance game, Clear, Help, Quit Game etc. b) A suitable logo or background of the main screen. c) A List box to show all the outputs. d) When ‘Start new game’ menu option is clicked all the output of your game (displayed in ListBox Object) should move from ListBox to ComboBox.
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