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Modularisation Lecture 8

Motivation Complexity of programming problem  more difficult to consider the solution as a whole  clue: dividing the problem into small parts (module) Each module represent single task, free of error Modularisation : is the process of dividing a problem into separate tasks, each with a single purpose.

Benefits of modular design Ease of understandingeach module has only one function Reusable code Elimination of redundancy  avoid the repetition of writing Efficiency of maintenance

Modular name convention Describe the work to be done as a single specific function Use a verb, followed by a two-word object. Example: Print_page_heading Calculate_sales_tax Validate_input_date

Example 8.1 Design a solution algorithm that will prompt a terminal operator for three characters, accept those characters as input, sort them into ascending sequence and output them to the screen. The algorithm is to continue to read characters until ´XXX´is entered.

Defining diagram Input Processing Output Char_1 Char_2 Char_3 Prompt for characters Accept three characters Sort three characters Ouput three characters

Original Solution algorithm Process_three_characters Prompt the operator for char_1, char_2, char_3 Get char_1, char_2, char_3 DOWHILE NOT (char_1=´X`AND char_2=´X´AND char_3=´X´) IF char_1>char_2 THEN temp = char_1 char_1 = char_2 char_2 = temp ENDIF IF char_2>char_3 THEN temp = char_2 char_2 = char_3 char_3 = temp Output to the screen char_1, char_2, char_3 Prompt operator for char_1, char_2, char_3 ENDDO END

Solution Algorithm using a module Process_three_characters Prompt the operator for char_1,char_2,char_3 Get char_1, char_2, char_3 DOWHILE NOT (char_1=´X`AND char_2=´X´AND char_3=´X´) Sort_three_characters Output to the screen char_1,char_2,char_3 Prompt operator for char_1, char_2, char_3 Get char_1,char_2,char_3 ENDDO END IF char_1>char_2 THEN temp = char_1 char_1 = char_2 char_2 = temp ENDIF IF char_2>char_3 THEN temp = char_2 char_2 = char_3 char_3 = temp ´Controlling module´or ´Calling module´or ´Mainline“ `Subordinate module` or `Called Module`

Hierarchy charts or structure charts or visual table of content President Vice_president Sales Vice_president Finance Vice_president Personnel Manager A Manager B Manager C Manager D Manager E Manager F

Hierarchy Chart Example 8.1 Process_three_ characters Calling module Sort_three_ characters Called module

Example 8.2 Process three characters Design a solution algorithm that will prompt a terminal operator for three characters, accept those characters as input, sort them into ascending sequence and output them to the screen. The algorithm is to continue to read characters until ´XXX´is entered.

Defining diagram Input Processing Output Char_1 Char_2 Char_3 Prompt for characters Accept three characters Sort three characters Ouput three characters

Solution Algorithm Mainline 1rst Module 2nd Module 3rd Module Process_three_characters Read_three_characters DOWHILE NOT (char_1=´X`AND char_2=´X´AND char_3=´X´) Sort_three_characters Print_three_characters ENDDO END Prompt the operator for char_1,char_2,char_3 Get char_1, char_2, char_3 IF char_1>char_2 THEN temp = char_1 char_1 = char_2 char_2 = temp ENDIF IF char_2>char_3 THEN temp = char_2 char_2 = char_3 char_3 = temp Output to the screen char_1, char_2, char_3 Mainline 1rst Module 2nd Module 3rd Module

Hierarchy charts Process_three_ characters Read_three_ characters Sort_three_ characters Print_three_ characters