You are developing a program to test the wireless network for a college campus - NSC Information Technology - Question 4 - 2023 - Paper 1
Question 4
You are developing a program to test the wireless network for a college campus. The area of the campus has been broken up into a grid where access points can be adde... show full transcript
Worked Solution & Example Answer:You are developing a program to test the wireless network for a college campus - NSC Information Technology - Question 4 - 2023 - Paper 1
Step 1
Button [4.1 - Display]
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To display the arrNetwork, follow these steps:
Clear the redQ4 rich edit.
Initialize the output string with headings for the rows and columns.
Loop through iRow from 1 to 5:
For each iRow, loop through iCol from 1 to 6 to read values from arrNetwork.
Concatenate each item at arrNetwork[iRow, iCol] to the output string.
Display the output string in the redQ4 component.
Step 2
Button [4.2 - Add access point]
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To add an access point, perform the following:
Extract the row and column values from the spin edits sedQ4_2_Row and sedQ4_2_Col.
Initialize a counter for access points in the row.
Loop through iCol from 1 to 6:
Check if arrNetwork[iRow, iCol] is 'A'. If true, increment the counter.
If the counter is 2 or less and if arrNetwork[iRow, iCol] is not 'A':
Add 'A' to arrNetwork[iRow, iCol] and display a success message.
However, if there's already an access point in that location, display a message indicating that.
If the row contains more than two access points, display a related message.
Step 3
Button [4.3 - Coverage]
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To determine coverage:
Loop through rows (iRow) from 1 to 5:
For each row, loop through columns (iCol) from 1 to 6.
If arrNetwork[iRow, iCol] equals 'A', apply the coverage as follows:
Loop for iRow from iRow - 1 to iRow + 1 and for iCol from iCol - 1 to iCol + 1 to check surrounding blocks.
Mark locations covered by this access point with an asterisk (*).
Finally, display the updated arrNetwork after all access points have been marked.