Radford University Pseudo Code and Raptor Program Project

FUNCTIONSI.
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write psuedocode
Make sure that you are validating the things the user is doing.
Use at least two FUNCTIONS to modularize the program (these
functions must be written by you and they must pass and/or return
arguments).
BOLD your functions so that I can clearly see them in the code.
Save the notepad file and submit it.
Recipe Conversion from US to Metric Measurements
– Ask the user to enter one of the following: teaspoon, tablespoon, cup,
quart
– Then ask the user to enter the quantity
– You program will convert the US measurement into the milliliters
(ml) (lookup the conversion calculation online)
– be sure to a validate all user inputs
– output the answer to the user
– Create at least 2 functions in your program
– Draw your BLACKBOX before you try to write the logic. If you don’t
understand how to structure your blackbox, you will never be able to create
a solution. Remember, the first step of programming is , “Understand the
problem”.
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Raptor – Metric Conversion Functions
Using the pseudo code for the Metric Conversion/Functions, that you
created in pseudo code , create an Raptor program.
• Be sure that your pseudo code is correct before you begin
programming.
Your program should be robust (I should not be able to break it. And
I will try 🙂
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Be sure to validate the measurement type
Be sure to validate the measurement amount (must be
numeric)
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Parallel Arrays
In this assignment you are going to create a Raptor program that
demonstrates parallel arrays.
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Come up with a NEW example that represents parallel arrays
Write a Raptor program that executes the parallel arrays that you came
up with.
Have at least 5 items in each array.
Load the arrays from .txt files.
Allow the user to search your first array.
Output the corresponding item from the second array.
Submit your Raptor file to Canvas