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A-LevelComputer ScienceProgramming ParadigmsMay/June 2024Paper 2 Q79 Marks

Seven program modules form part of a program. A description of the relationship between the modules is summarised below. Any return values are stated in the description. Module name | Description ---|--- Mod-A | calls Mod-B followed by Mod-C Mod-B | • called with parameters Par1 and Par2 • calls either Mod-D or Mod-E, determined when the program runs • returns a Boolean value Mod-C | • called with parameters Par1 and Par3 • Par3 is passed by reference • repeatedly calls Mod-F followed by Mod-G Mod-D | called with parameter Par2 Mod-E | • called with parameter Par3 • returns an integer value Mod-F | called with parameter Par3 Mod-G | • called with parameter Par3 • Par3 is passed by reference Parameters in the table are as follows: : Par1 and Par3 are of type string. Par2 is of type integer.

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About This A-Level Computer Science Question

Topic

This structured question tests Programming Paradigms in A-Level Computer Science (syllabus code 9618). It is worth 9 marks.

Source

This question appeared in the Cambridge A-Level Computer Science May/June 2024 examination, Paper 2 Variant 3.

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