17.5: Exercises
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Below are some quiz questions and project suggestions based on this chapter.
Quiz Questions
Below are some quiz questions.
- What is the primary purpose of using a module?
- In the main program, what statement is used to include the modules?
- In the secondary source file, what statements is used to define and name the module?
- How many main programs are allowed?
- How many modules are allowed?
- Is the
containskey word needed in a module file (yes or no)?
Suggested Projects
Below are some suggested projects.
- Type in the array average main program and the array average module, compile and execute the program. Test on several sets of input including the example in the explanation.
- Type in the sphere volume and surface area main program and the sphere volume and surface area module, compile and execute the program. Test on several sets of input including the example in the explanation.
- Update the planets program from the previous chapter, problem #2, and break the program into a main file and a module file for the functions and subroutines.