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CS 535 Object-Oriented Programming & Design
Fall Semester, 2001
Assignment 2
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Assignment
2
Due
Thursday September 27.
1.
Find the class Circle. What is its parent class? What namespace is the Circle
class in. What category is the Circle class in?
2.
Find all references to the Circle class. List the classes and methods were the
Circle class in referenced.
3
Find all senders of the method "canBeFilled". List the classes and methods
where "canBeFilled" is referenced.
4.
List all classes that implement the method "canBeFilled".
5.
Add a method asLetterGrade to the Integer class. This method is to return a
character representing the letter grade corresponding to the numerical score
using the following table.
Score
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Letter
grade
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90
or higher
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A
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80-89
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B
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70-79
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C
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60-69
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D
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59
or less
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F
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So
88 asLetterGrade would return B. 152 asLetterGrade would return A. 12
asLetterGrade would return F. -123 asLetterGrade would return F.
6.
In a workspace complete the following code so it will print the remainder of a/
b.
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a := (Dialog request: 'Type an integer for a') asNumber asInteger.
b := (Dialog request: 'Type an integer for b') asNumber asInteger.
"Add code here to print the remainder of a divided by b in the Transcript"
7.
Add the method divides: to the integer class.
divides: anInteger
"returns true if the receiver evenly divides anInteger"
So
2 divides: 4 returns true while 4 divides: 7 returns false.
8.
Add the method isPrime to the integer class.
isPrime
"Returns true if the receiver is a prime number"
So
3 isPrime returns true while 6 isPrime returns false. Don't worry about
writting efficient code.
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