Tip, Tax, and Total (MOD4)
From: Program Design and Development
Gaddis Textbook: Chapter 4 Topics
Video that will focus on the use of Raptor and using Modules.
Objectives: First we will look at changing the program to a Raptor version. That is because Raptor will allow the use of regular modules, no passing values and global variables. Then we will take a look at a different approach with Flowgorithm that will at least work, plus use modules.
Alternative Approach with Flowgorithm
Objectives: Now we will look at the Flowgorithm version that will not run. But for any of you in the C++ class you can see how this really helps when you want to generate your code. This will pick up in the last 1/4th of the video. So, if you are in Intro to C++ watch where I begin with Visual Studio. If you are in Program Design & Development you might want to stop when I start with the Visual Studio part and wait till you have some knowledge of C++.
I hope this will give you a little comparison between Raptor and Flowgorithm.
After completing Tip, Tax, and Total to this point you are working on what I call one transaction. Next we will go into loops and see more action for your program. So move on to MOD 5 where you will find the next demonstration of Tip, Tax and Total.