Modular programming

 a. What is modular programming?

Modular programming is a programming technique in which a program is divided into smaller, manageable, and independent blocks or modules (such as procedures and functions). Each module performs a specific task and can be reused in other programs.

b. Write any two advantages of modular programming.

Code Reusability – Modules can be reused in different programs without rewriting the code.

Easy Debugging and Maintenance – Errors can be easily traced and corrected within specific modules.

c. List the types of parameter.

Formal Parameter

Actual Parameter

d. What is formal parameter?

A formal parameter is a variable used in a procedure or function declaration that receives the value passed by the calling program. It acts as a placeholder.

Example:

SUB Add(a, b)     …………….. here  a and b are formal parameters

e. What is actual parameter?

An actual parameter is the real value or variable passed to a procedure or function when it is called.

Example:

CALL Add(5, 10) ……………………….5 and 10 are actual parameters

f. What is local variable?

A local variable is a variable that is declared and accessible only within a specific procedure or function. It cannot be accessed outside that procedure.

g. Differentiate between SUB procedure and FUNCTION procedure.

SUB Procedure

FUNCTION Procedure

Does not return a value directly.

Returns a single value.

Called using CALL statement.

Called by using its name in an expression.

h. What is global variable?

A global variable is a variable that can be accessed from all procedures and functions in the program. It is declared using COMMON SHARED or SHARED.

i. What is procedure? List its type.

A procedure is a block of code designed to perform a specific task.
Types of procedures:

SUB Procedure

FUNCTION Procedure

j. Differentiate between argument pass by value and argument pass by reference.

Pass by Value

Pass by Reference

Only a copy of the actual parameter is passed.

The address of the actual parameter is passed.

Changes made do not affect the original variable.

Changes made do affect the original variable.

k. Write the function of the following statements:

i. CALL – Used to invoke a SUB procedure.
Example: CALL Display()

ii. DECLARE – Declares the signature of a SUB or FUNCTION before its use.
Example: DECLARE SUB Display()

iii. COMMON SHARED – Declares global variables shared across multiple modules.
Example: COMMON SHARED x, y

iv. SHARED – Declares a variable within a procedure that can be accessed globally.
Example: SHARED count

 

 

6. Write a Qbasic Program that ask length and breadth of a room and calculate area and perimeter. Create a user defined function to calculate area and sub program to calculate perimeter. [HINT a=lXB    P=2(L+B)] 

DECLARE FUNCTION AREA(L,B)

DECLARE SUB PERIMETER (L,B)

CLS

INPUT “ENTER LENGTH AND BREADTH”;L,B

PRINT “AREA OF ROOM=”; AREA(L,B)

CALL PERIMETER (L,B)

END

 

FUNCTION AREA(L,B)

AREA=L*B

END FUNCTION

 

SUB PERIMETER (L,B)

P=2*(L+B)

PRINT “PERIMETER OF ROOM=”; P

END SUB

 

7.  Write a Qbasic Program that ask length, breadth and height of a room then use sub procedure to calculate volume and function procedure to calculate area of four walls.

 

DECLARE SUB VOLUME (L,B,H)

DECLARE FUNCTION AREA(L,B.H)

CLS

INPUT “ENTER LENGTH, BREADTH AND HEIGHT”;L,B,H

CALL VOLUME (L,B,H)

PRINT “AREA OF ROOM=”; AREA(L,B,H)

END

 

SUB VOLUME (L,B,H)

V=L*B*H

PRINT “VOLUME OF ROOM=”; V

END SUB

 

FUNCTION AREA(L,B,H)

AREA=2*(L+B)*H

END FUNCTION

 

8.  Write a Program to calculate area of circle using function procedure and use sub procedure to calculate circumference in Qbasic. [Hint a=πr2              c=2πr]

 

DECLARE FUNCTION AREA(R)

DECLARE SUB CIRCUMFERENCE (R)

CLS

INPUT “ENTER RADIUS”;R

PRINT “AREA OF CIRCLE=”; AREA(R)

CALL CIRCUMFERENCE (R)

END

 

FUNCTION AREA(R)

AREA=(22/7)*R^2

END FUNCTION

 

SUB CIRCUMFERENCE (R)

C=2*(22/7)*R

PRINT “CIRCUMFERENCE OF CIRCLE=”; C

END SUB

 

9. Write a program in QBASIC that asks two numbers to find square of two numbers using SUB procedure and sum of two numbers  using FUNCTION procedure.

DECLARE SUB SQUARE (A,B)

DECLARE FUNCTION SUM (A,B)

CLS

INPUT “ENTER TWO NUMBERS”;A,B

CALL SQUARE (A,B)

PRINT “SUM  OF TWO NUMBERS =”; SUM (A,B)

END

 

SUB SQUARE (A,B)

S1=A^2

S2=B^2

PRINT  A;B;“SQUARE OF THESE NUMBERS ARE”;S1,S2

END SUB

 

FUNCTION SUM (A,B)

SUM =A+B

END FUNCTION

10.Write Qbasic program to find average of three numbers by using FUNCTION...END FUNCTION and find greatest number by using SUB procedure.

DECLARE FUNCTION AVG(A,B,C)

DECLARE SUB GREATEST(A,B,C)

CLS

INPUT “ENTER THREE NUMBERS”;A,B,C

CALL GREATEST(A,B,C)

PRINT “AVERAGE OF THREE NO.=”; AVG(A,B,C)

END

 

FUNCTION AVG(A,B,C)

AVG=(A+B+C)/3

END FUNCTION

 

SUB GREATEST(A,B,C)

IF A>B AND A>C THEN

    PRINT  A;“IS GREATEST”

    ELSEIF B>A AND B>C THEN

    PRINT  B;“IS GREATEST”

    ELSE

     PRINT  C;“IS GREATEST”

END IF

END SUB

 

11.Write a program to define a function procedure to display area of sphere and sub procedure to display volume of sphere where user has to input the required data in the main module. [Hint: Area of sphere: 4 xPIxR^2, Volume- V=4/3XPIxR^3

DECLARE FUNCTION AREA(R)

DECLARE SUB VOLUME(R)

CLS

INPUT “ENTER RADIUS”;R

PRINT “ area of sphere=”; AREA(R)

CALL  VOLUME(R)

END

 

FUNCTION AREA(L,B)

AREA=4 *(22/7)*R^2

END FUNCTION

 

SUB VOLUME (R)

V=(4/3)*(22/7)*R^3

PRINT “VOLUME OF SPHERE=”; V

END SUB

 

12.Write Qbasic program to find smallest number among three numbers by using FUNCTION...END FUNCTION and find greatest number by using SUB procedure.

DECLARE FUNCTION SMALLEST(A,B,C)

DECLARE SUB GREATEST(A,B,C)

CLS

INPUT “ENTER THREE NUMBERS”;A,B,C

CALL GREATEST(A,B,C)

PRINT “SMALLEST OF THREE NO.=”; SMALLEST(A,B,C)

END

 

FUNCTION SMALLEST (A,B,C)

IF A<B AND A<C THEN

    SMALLEST =A

    ELSEIF B<A AND B<C THEN

   SMALLEST =B

    ELSE

     SMALLEST =C

END IF


END FUNCTION

 

SUB GREATEST(A,B,C)

IF A>B AND A>C THEN

    PRINT  A;“IS GREATEST”

    ELSEIF B>A AND B>C THEN

    PRINT  B;“IS GREATEST”

    ELSE

     PRINT  C;“IS GREATEST”

END IF

END SUB

 

 13.Write Qbasic program to smallest number of three numbers by using FUNCTION...END FUNCTION and find greatest number by using SUB procedure.

DECLARE FUNCTION SMALLEST(A,B,C)

DECLARE SUB GREATEST(A,B,C)

CLS

INPUT “ENTER THREE NUMBERS”;A,B,C

CALL GREATEST(A,B,C)

PRINT “SMALLEST OF THREE NO.=”; SMALLEST(A,B,C)

END

 

FUNCTION SMALLEST (A,B,C)

IF A<B AND A<C THEN

    SMALLEST =A

    ELSEIF B<A AND B<C THEN

   SMALLEST =B

    ELSE

     SMALLEST =C

END IF


END FUNCTION

 

SUB GREATEST(A,B,C)

IF A>B AND A>C THEN

    PRINT  A;“IS GREATEST”

    ELSEIF B>A AND B>C THEN

    PRINT  B;“IS GREATEST”

    ELSE

     PRINT  C;“IS GREATEST”

END IF

END SUB

 

 Model Question

Chapter 8: Modular Programming in Qbasic


1.What is Modular Programming?


2 What is Procedure? Mention its types


3 Write the difference between sub-procedure and function-procedure


4 Define main-module


5 Differentiate between local and global variable.


6 Write anyone QBASIC program to show the difference between call try reference and call by value


7. Write a program in QBASIC that asks length, breadth of a room and calculate its area and perimeter. Create a user defined function to calculate area and sub program to calculate perimeter. [Hint: [Area=LxB], [p=2(L+B)]


8. Write a program in QBASIC that will asks the user to input length, breadth and height of a room then use SUB procedure calculate its volume and FUNCTION procedure to calculate its area of four walls.


9. Write Qbasic program to find average of three numbers by using FUNCTION. END FUNCTION and find greatest number by using SUB procedure.


10.Write a program to calculate Area of circle using Function procedure and use SUB procedure to calculate as circumference in Q-Basic. (Hint: [Ar2], [C=2]


11.Write a program in QBASIC that ask the radius of circle. Write a program to calculate the area and circumference of a circle Create a user defined function first (r) to calculate area and sub procedure second (r) to calculate circumference of a circle.


12.Write a program in QBASIC that asks length, breadth and height of room and calculate its area and volume. Create a user defined function to calculate area and sub-program to calculate volume. (Hint: [A-L-B], [V=LxBxH]


13.Write a program in OBASIC that will asks the user to input length, breadth and height. Create a user defined function to calculate surface area of four walls and write sub program to calculate surface area of box [Hint: surface area of for walls-2H(L+B), surface area of box=Ih+bh+lb


14.Write a program in QBASIC that allows user to enter radius of a circle. Create a user define function to find the area of circle and sub procedure to find volume of a cylinder. Hint: [A= r2 v=xr2hj


15.Write a program to define a function procedure to display area of sphere and sub procedure to display volume of sphere where user has to input the required data in the main module. [Hint: Area of sphere: 4*PI*R^2, Volume-V=4/3


16.Write a program in QBASIC that asks two numbers to find square of two numbers using SUB procedure and sum of two numbers using FUNCTION procedure.


  1. 1. Modular Programming:
    Modular programming is a coding approach where a program is divided into small, independent, and manageable modules or units. Each module performs a specific task and can be developed and tested independently, promoting code reusability and maintainability.


  2. 2. Procedure:
    A procedure is a set of instructions or a block of code designed to perform a specific task. Types of procedures include:

    • Built-in Procedures: Predefined functions provided by the programming language.
    • User-Defined Procedures: Created by the programmer to perform custom tasks.

  3. 3.Sub-Procedure vs. Function-Procedure:

    • Sub-Procedure: Also known as a subroutine or void function, it performs a task but doesn't return a value.
    • Function-Procedure: Returns a value after performing a specific task.

  4. 4.Main-Module:
    The main module is the central part of a program. It contains the main function where the execution of the program begins. It often calls other modules to perform specific tasks.


  5. 5. Local vs. Global Variable:

    • Local Variable: Declared and used within a specific function or block, not accessible outside that scope.
    • Global Variable: Declared outside any function, accessible throughout the program.
  6. 6.Call by Reference
    FUNCTION AddNumbers(ByRef a, ByRef b)
    a = a + 5
    b = b + 5
    END FUNCTION

    ' Call by Value FUNCTION SubtractNumbers(ByVal x, ByVal y) x = x - 3 y = y - 3 END FUNCTION ' Main Program DIM num1, num2 num1 = 10 num2 = 7 ' Call by Reference CALL AddNumbers(num1, num2) ' num1 and num2 will be modified ' Call by Value CALL SubtractNumbers(num1, num2)
    ' num1 and num2 will remain unchanged

 

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