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Programming Logic and Design, 8th Edition
Chapter 12
Programming Exercises
1. Assigned
2. Select one element of poor GUI design in a program you have used. Describe how
you would improve the design.
3. Select a GUI program that you have never used before. Describe how well it
conforms to the GUI design guidelines listed in this chapter.
4. Assigned
5. Asigned
6. Design the wireframes and storyboard, interactivity diagram, object dictionary, and
any necessary scripts for an interactive program for customers of the Dharma Day
Spa.
Allow customers the option of choosing a manicure ($10), pedicure ($25), or both
($32). After the customer clicks a Select button, display the price of the service.
Answer:
Storyboards
Screen 1
1
Service
o Manicure
o Pedicure
o Both
Select

Screen 2
Interactivity Diagram
Object dictionary
Object name Screen Variables affected Script?
2
Screen 1 Screen 2
Price of the service:
$32
Exit

number
Label dharmaLabel 1 none none
Label serviceLabel 1 none none
RadioButton
manicureRadioButton
1 servicePrice none
RadioButton pedicureRadioButton 1 servicePrice none
RadioButton bothRadioButton 1 servicePrice none
Button selectButton 1 servicePrice selectRoutine()
Label priceLabel 2 none none
Label serviceAmtLabel 2 none none
Button exitButton 2 none exitRoutine()
Script
public void selectRoutine()
Declarations
num MANICURE_AMT = 10
num PEDICURE_AMT = 25
num BOTH_AMT = 32
num servicePrice
if manicureRadioButton.getChecked() then
servicePrice = MANICURE_AMT
else
if pedicureRadioButton.getChecked() then
servicePrice = PEDICURE_AMT
else
if bothRadioButton.getChecked() then
servicePrice = BOTH_AMT
endif
endif
endif
serviceAmtLabel.setText(servicePrice)
screen1.remove()
screen2.display()
return
start
screen1.display()
stop
public void exitRoutine()
screen2.remove()
return
7. Design wireframes and storyboard, interactivity diagram, object dictionary, and any
necessary scripts for an interactive program for customers of the Friar Farm Market.
Allow customers the option of choosing tomatoes ($3.00 per pound), peppers ($2.50
per pound), or onions ($2.25 per pound). The customer enters a weight in pounds in a
text box. After the customer clicks a Select button, display the price of the order.