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Status: Tags: Links: ) CMPT 225 - Data Structures and Programming

CMPT 225 Assignments

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• Add list destructor
• proper commenting
• descending order

Questions

• modify a patient’s record (for example, adding the patient’s information or making a change of address, etc…).
  • Is setParam() enough? or do we have to provide a console interface where they have to select what they want to change

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• Design and implement a List (data collection) abstract data type (ADT) class that satisfies a set of given requirements.

• Apply the 4 steps of the software development process while creating an object-oriented (OO) solution to a problem.

• manage the medical records of all the patients of the walk-in clinic

  • patient’s name (first and last name), address, phone number, email address and care card number.

• enter a new patient into the system

• remove a patient from the system

• search for an existing patient

• modify a patient’s record (for example, adding the patient’s information or making a change of address, etc…).

• print all its patients by descending order of care card numbers.

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  9234567890 - Patient: To be entered, To be entered, To be entered, To be entered 6789012345 - Patient: Louis Pace, 98 West Fort Coquitlam, 604-853-0000, louis@nowhere.com 3456789012 - Patient: Xiao Wong, 32487 16th Street Surrey, 778-778-7788, xw123@coldmail.com 2345678901 - Patient: Marie Lower, 123 A Ave Vancouver, 778-123-1234, marie@somewhere.ca

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Requirements

• Each of your files must contain a comment header block composed of filename, class description, class invariant (if any), author, date of creation.
• All your class methods (public and private) must have appropriate documentation:
  • a description
  • a precondition (if any)
  • a postcondition (if any).
  • must appear in the header file (.h) and in the class implementation file (.cpp) of each of your classes.
• The file that represents the walk-in clinic patient system, i.e., the file that contains the main function must be called walkIn.cpp.
• Download Patient.h and Patient.cpp. As you read through them you will notice that they are incomplete. You need to complete them following the requirements and hints included in these files.
  • Add more parameterized constructors to the Patient class.
  • Your solution must not make use of already existing container classes such as the STL vector class, etc… You cannot use STL in this assignment.
• Download List.h and read its content. You can add more data members/methods to this class, but you cannot remove its data members/methods nor can you change them.
  • Your List must be implemented using a dynamically allocated array.
  • The print method of the List class must have a time efficiency of O(n) where n is the number of elements in the List. Note: What does this imply for the rest of the methods of List?
• All the classes you create and use as part of your solution must be designed and implemented as abstract data type (ADT) classes.
• Your solution must not break any of the class invariants.
• Finally, make sure your code satisfies the Good Programming Style described on the Good Programming Style web page of our course web site.

S2 - Design

TODO

• List Constructor troubleshooting
  • Why it like this bruh

Questions

• By including more parameters, do you want it to slowly increment
• max list size?

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Created:: 2022-01-22 15:40