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Programming in Delphi - Linear lists - Trains
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Description
The work includes an explanatory note and source code Delphi.
Setting to work:
The automated information system at the railway station provides information about Long-distance trains. For each train is indicated:
train number;
destination station;
departure time;
The data in the information system are organized in a linear list.
Create a program that:
It provides the initial input into the information system and the formation of a linear list;
It produces output through the list;
gets the number of the train and displays all the data about the train;
the name of the destination station receives and displays data about all the trains coming to the station.
The content of the explanatory note:
INTRODUCTION 3
1. Development Model 4
1.1. The essence of the problem 4
1.2. Data Organization 4
1.3. Requirements for application 5
1.4. Development Tools 5
2. DESIGN OBJECTIVES 6
2.1. The algorithm of the problem 6
2.3. Concept prototype 7
2.4. Description of used functions, procedures, and variables. 11
3. TEST PROCEDURE 17
3.1 Test Suite 17
3.2. Functional testing 17
3.3. Full testing 17
4. APPLICATION 22
4.1. Assignment 22
4.2. Terms of use 22
4.3. User Guide 22
CONCLUSION 24
REFERENCES 25
APPENDIX 26