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Visual C++ Programming: Concepts and Projects Chapter 7B Arrays (Tutorial)

Tutorial: Classroom Seating Problem Analysis Create a classroom seating chart Color code the seats to match student performance levels Red = below the mean Yellow = mean up to 90% Green = 90% or better Visual C++ Programming

Design Interface sketch Variables and constants Control Table NUMROWS, NUMCOLS Data Table Drawing objects Visual C++ Programming

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Design (continued) Algorithm for seating chart Draw a rectangle in every column in each row Algorithm for coloring seats For each seat Determine the student score Determine color of the seat based on score Color the seat rectangle Trace sample data to test the algorithms Visual C++ Programming

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Development Create the interface Code the constants and instance variables Code Form1_Load() Code btnShow_Click() Code btnGroups_Click() Visual C++ Programming

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Testing Verify that interface matches Figure 7-17 Verify that the mean is correct Make sure that the seats are colored correctly to match the three levels of student performance Visual C++ Programming

On Your Own Display the highest score Display a count of scores above the mean Visual C++ Programming