Answer: The major responsibility of a programmer is the development of the computer programs for an organization.
Explanation: Programmers tends to have good programming language knowledge for developing programs according to the need. They are supposed to create coding pieces as per the requirement in a software programming language. They are also have a duty of testing the program code. They should persist the skill of problem solving as well as critical thinking to be a good programmer in a particular organization.
The technique I used to test the requirement is equivalence partitioning.
<h3>Equivalence Partitioning-</h3>
Generic test data is considered where all the test data satisfies the conditions provided in the problem. Such that,
- ADGrade A --> TA=25 LC=5
- ADGrade B --> TA=20, LC=3
- ADGrade C --> TA=8 LC=2
- ADGrade D --> TA=2, LC=1
- ADGrade null (n/a)—> TA=0, LC=0
Where:
- TA represents totalAccounts,
- LC represents loanTypeCount,
- ADGrade represents accountDiversityGrade
If we are to combine the test data collected above, we would obtain the entire set of test data.
With this in mind, the minimum number of users that are required for testing the requirement is 5.
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Answer:
The method in C++ is as follows:
double calcPyramidVolume(double baseLength, double baseWidth, double pyramidHeight){
double baseArea = calcBaseArea(baseLength, baseWidth);
double volume = baseArea * pyramidHeight;
return volume;
}
Explanation:
This defines the calcPyramidVolume method
double calcPyramidVolume(double baseLength, double baseWidth, double pyramidHeight){
This calls the calcBaseArea method to calculate the base area of the pyramid
double baseArea = calcBaseArea(baseLength, baseWidth);
This calculates the volume
double volume = baseArea * pyramidHeight;
This returns the volume
return volume;
}
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