Database System Concepts
Database System Concepts
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ISBN: 9780078022159
Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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[画像:Problem I Design a C++ program for a simple task management system. The program should allow users to create tasks, mark them as completed, and view their task list. Each task has a title, description, due date, and completion status. The program should have the following features: A menu-based system that allows users to create new tasks, mark tasks as completed, and display their task list. When creating a new task, the user should input the title, description, and due date. Tasks should be displayed with details including title, description, due date, and completion status. Users should be able to mark tasks as completed, updating their status accordingly. Provide an option for users to view only incomplete tasks or all tasks. Include comments to explain the purpose of the program, input and output details, and any complex logic. Utilize self-documenting variable names, appropriate white spaces, and indentation for enhanced readability. Test your program with sample data to ensure correct functionality and provide screenshots of two different runs showcasing varied outputs. Conclude the program with an encouraging message related to productivity or accomplishing tasks to engage the user. Problem II Create a C++ program for a simple employee management system. The program should enable users to add new employees, update existing employee information, and display the employee directory. Each employee has a name, ID, position, and salary. The program should have the following features: A menu-based system that allows users to add new employees, update employee information, and view the employee directory. When adding a new employee, the user should input their name, ID, position, and salary. Provide options for users to update an employee's information, such as their position or salary, by entering the employee's ID. Display the employee directory with details including name, ID, position, and salary. Allow users to search for employees by name or ID. Include comments to elucidate the program's purpose, input and output specifications, and any intricate logic. Adopt self-explanatory variable names, employ appropriate white spaces, and maintain consistent indentation for improved clarity. Test your program using sample data to confirm its correct operation and capture screenshots of two different executions to showcase varied outputs. Conclude the program with an empowering message about the value of teamwork or the importance of recognizing employees to engage the user.]
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Transcribed Image Text:Problem I Design a C++ program for a simple task management system. The program should allow users to create tasks, mark them as completed, and view their task list. Each task has a title, description, due date, and completion status. The program should have the following features: A menu-based system that allows users to create new tasks, mark tasks as completed, and display their task list. When creating a new task, the user should input the title, description, and due date. Tasks should be displayed with details including title, description, due date, and completion status. Users should be able to mark tasks as completed, updating their status accordingly. Provide an option for users to view only incomplete tasks or all tasks. Include comments to explain the purpose of the program, input and output details, and any complex logic. Utilize self-documenting variable names, appropriate white spaces, and indentation for enhanced readability. Test your program with sample data to ensure correct functionality and provide screenshots of two different runs showcasing varied outputs. Conclude the program with an encouraging message related to productivity or accomplishing tasks to engage the user. Problem II Create a C++ program for a simple employee management system. The program should enable users to add new employees, update existing employee information, and display the employee directory. Each employee has a name, ID, position, and salary. The program should have the following features: A menu-based system that allows users to add new employees, update employee information, and view the employee directory. When adding a new employee, the user should input their name, ID, position, and salary. Provide options for users to update an employee's information, such as their position or salary, by entering the employee's ID. Display the employee directory with details including name, ID, position, and salary. Allow users to search for employees by name or ID. Include comments to elucidate the program's purpose, input and output specifications, and any intricate logic. Adopt self-explanatory variable names, employ appropriate white spaces, and maintain consistent indentation for improved clarity. Test your program using sample data to confirm its correct operation and capture screenshots of two different executions to showcase varied outputs. Conclude the program with an empowering message about the value of teamwork or the importance of recognizing employees to engage the user.
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