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A-LevelComputer ScienceProgram Development and Software EngineeringMay/June 2022Paper 2 Q39 Marks

The module headers for five modules in a program are defined in pseudocode as follows: Pseudocode module header FUNCTION Mod_V (S2 : INTEGER) RETURNS BOOLEAN PROCEDURE Mod_W(P4 : INTEGER) PROCEDURE Mod_X(T4 : INTEGER, BYREF P3 : REAL) PROCEDURE Mod_Y(W3 : REAL, Z8 : INTEGER) FUNCTION Mod_Z(F3 : REAL) RETURNS INTEGER An additional module Head() repeatedly calls three of the modules in sequence. A structure chart has been partially completed.

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About This A-Level Computer Science Question

Topic

This structured question tests Program Development and Software Engineering 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 2022 examination, Paper 2 Variant 2.

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