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Chapter 9: Problem 11
If an array is sorted in ____________ order, the values are stored from lowest to highest.
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Which sort, bubble sort or selection sort, would require fewer passes to sort a set of data that is already in the desired order?
Team up with two to three other students and jointly decide how you would organize, order, and locate the data used in the following application. Be prepared to present your group's design to the rest of the class. The program to be developed is a menu-driven program that will keep track of parking tickets issued by the village that is hiring you. When a ticket is issued the program must be able to accept and store the following information: ticket number, officer number, vehicle license plate state and number, location, violation code (this indicates which parking law was violated), and date and time written. The program must store information on the amount of the fine associated with each violation code. When a ticket is paid the program must be able to accept and store the information that it has been paid, the amount of the payment, and the date the payment was received. The program must be able to accept inquiries such as displaying the entire ticket record when a ticket number is entered. The program must also be able to produce the following reports: A list of all tickets issued on a specific date, ordered by ticket number A list of all tickets for which payment was received on a specific date and the total amount of money collected that day A report of all tickets issued in a one-month period, ordered by officer number, with a count of how many tickets each officer wrote A report of all tickets that have not yet been paid, or for which payment received was less than payment due, ordered by vehicle license number
Assume an array of structures is in order by the customerID ficld of the record, where customer IDs go from 101 to 500 . A) Write the most efficient pseudocode algorithm you can to find the record with a specific customerlD if every single customer ID from 101 to 500 is used and the array has 400 elements. B) Write the most efficient pscudocode algorithm you can to find a record with a customer ID near the end of the IDs, say 494 , if not every single customer 10 in the range of 101 to 500 is used and the array size is only 300 .
The _________ search algorithm requires that the array's contents be sorted.
To sort \(\mathrm{N}\) numbers, selection sort makes __________ passes through the data.
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