PLEASE WRITE A FULL FUNCTIONING CODE FOR THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENT

 

1. Data Input Phase
   •  The main loop. An appropriate loop structure has been used for the data entry, and it works.
   • The user must enter the surname and the program does not allow it to be an empty string.
   •  The user must enter the given name and the program does not allow it to be an empty string.
   • The user must enter the gender, and it must be one of the two possible values.
   •  The user must enter the age in years, and it must be between 15 and 100 (inclusive).
   • The user must enter the post code, and it must consist of exactly 4 digits.
   •  The user must enter whether employed, and it must be one of the two possible values.
2. Calculation Phase
   •  The rate of unemployment.
   •  The average unemployed age for men and the average unemployed age for women.
3. Display Phase
   •  The inputted data is correctly presented in a HTML table complete with headings.
   • The unemployment rate, and average ages for unemployed men and unemployed women is presented.
4. Non-Functional Requirements

No challenge here. The marks here are "low hanging fruit", i.e. easy marks. It would be sad to lose them.

• Proper variable naming conventions are used.
• Constants are used in place of numeric and string literals.
• Correct use of value types.
• Correct and consistent code indentation.
• Block commenting.

1. Challenge 
   •  The "Sort the Records" challenge.
   • The "Day of Birth" challenge.
   • The "Unemployed and Under-employed" challenge.

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Let us imagine that a human facilitator is equipped with a laptop, and is surveying people. The facilitator will use your program to:- 1. Enter the collected data. 2. Perform some calculations. 3. Display some results, including a summary of collected data in the form of a HTML table. Start Input Phase Input the raw data. Do not permit data that is not plausible. Stop inputting data when the user no longer wishes to enter data or when there is no more data to be entered. Calculation Phase Calculate results. Data Output Phase Write a table showing the data for each record and also cumulative data. Done Diagram 1: The Three Parts of your Code. Your program has 3 phases, as shown in the diagram above:- 1. An input phase that collects the raw data. 2. A calculation phase, that begins when the input phase is finished. 3. A display phase that begins when the calculation phase is finished. It displays calculated data as well as raw data in the form of a HTML table. Please dont allow these phases of your code to bleed into each other. The input phase should do input only. The calculation phase should perform intermediate calculations only. The display phase should display calculated data only. Let us imagine that a human facilitator is equipped with a laptop, and is surveying people. The facilitator will use your program to:- 1. Enter the collected data. 2. Perform some calculations. 3. Display some results, including a summary of collected data in the form of a HTML table. Start Input Phase Input the raw data. Do not permit data that is not plausible. Stop inputting data when the user no longer wishes to enter data or when there is no more data to be entered. Calculation Phase Calculate results. Data Output Phase Write a table showing the data for each record and also cumulative data. Done Diagram 1: The Three Parts of your Code. Your program has 3 phases, as shown in the diagram above:- 1. An input phase that collects the raw data. 2. A calculation phase, that begins when the input phase is finished. 3. A display phase that begins when the calculation phase is finished. It displays calculated data as well as raw data in the form of a HTML table. Please dont allow these phases of your code to bleed into each other. The input phase should do input only. The calculation phase should perform intermediate calculations only. The display phase should display calculated data only.

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