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STANDARD METHODS OF SOLUTION

by Jonathan Dunsby
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Totalling means keeping a that are to . For example , keeping a running total of the marks awarded to each in a class .

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Counting Keeping a count of the number of an action is is another standard method . For example , counting the of students that were awarded a mark . Counting is also used to count until a certain value is , for example , the number of items in in a supermarket :

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Maximum , minimum and average Finding the and values in a are two standard methods that are frequently found in algorithms , for example , finding the highest and lowest awarded to a class of students .

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If the largest and smallest values are not known , an method is to the maximum and minimum values to the item in the .

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Linear search : A search is used to if a value is in a list , performed by systematically working through the items in the . This is called a search , which each item in a list in turn to see if the item the value for .

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Bubble sort
Lists can be more useful if the items are sorted in a meaningful . For example , names could be sorted in alphabetical order , or temperatures could be sorted in ascending or order . In a bubble sort , each element is with the element and swapped if the elements are in the wrong , starting from the first element and finishing with next - to - last element . Once it reaches the of the list , we can be sure that the last element is now in the correct . However , other items in the list may still be out of order . Each element in the list is compared apart from the last because we know the final element is in the correct place . This continues to until there is only one element left to check or no swaps are made .

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Validation is the automated checking by a program that is reasonable before it is into a computer system . When data is validated by a
computer system , if the data is a message should be output why the data was rejected and another given to enter the data .

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A range check , checks that the of a number is an upper value and a value . For example , checking that percentage marks are between and 100 inclusive :

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A length check checks either that contains an number of characters , for example that a password must be exactly eight in length so that passwords with seven or characters or nine or more characters would be , for instance : or that the data entered is a reasonable number of characters , for example , a family name could be between two and thirty characters inclusive so that
names with one character or thirty - one or more characters would be rejected .

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A check checks that the data is of a given type , for example , that the number of brothers or sisters would be an ( whole number ) .

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A check , checks to ensure that some data has been and the value has not been left , for example , an address for an online transaction must be .

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A check , checks that the entered conform to a pre - , for example , in Chapter 9 the cub number be in the form CUB9999 .

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A digit is the final included in a code ; it is from all the other digits in the . Check digits are used for , product codes , International Standard Book Numbers ( ) and Vehicle Identification Numbers ( VIN ) .

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Check are used to identify in data entry caused by mis - or mis - scanning a barcode . They can usually detect the following types of error :
» an digit entered , for example , 5327 entered instead of 5307
» errors where two numbers have changed for example 5037 instead of 5307
» omitted or digits , for example , 537 instead of 5307 or 53107 instead of 5307
» errors , for example , 13 , thirteen , instead of 30 , thirty .

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is checking that data has been accurately from one source to ? for instance , into a computer or transferred from one part of a computer system to another . Verification methods for input data include :
» entry
» Screen / check .

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For entry the data is entered , sometimes by operators . The computer system both entries and if they are different outputs an message requesting that the data is entered .

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A screen / visual check is a manual check completed by the user who is entering the . When the data entry is complete the data is displayed on the screen and the user is asked to that it is correct before continuing . The user either the data on the screen against a document that is being used as an input form or , confirms whether it is from their own knowledge .

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