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The Software Development Process as presented by Cay Horstmann [1] will be used as the basis for this lab assignment. 1) Understand the problem 2) Develop and Describe an Algorithm 3) Test Algorithm with Simple Inputs Overview A potato chip company makes plain potato chips in two different bag sizes, Regular at 9.25 oz and Large at 15.75 oz For quality control, the company samples bags for weight as they are produced at the factory using a sensitive scale that can measure weights in ounces to 4 decimal places. ● ● ● ● 4) Translate the Algorithm into Java 5) Compile and Test Your Program ● The chip company wants software that will allow a worker to input the size of the bag and the actual weight measured. Once the data is entered the program will report the number of good and bad bags and also report the total number of bags entered so far. The program should repeat this process until the user no longer needs to enter measurements. If a bag weight is 0.01 oz different or more from the expected weight (either above weight, or below weight) then this is considered a bad bag. Task 1: Understand the problem Examine the starter code, read the ToDo comments, briefly outline in general how you will code these methods: public boolean is BagCorrect Weight() public static void main(String[] args) ● For this prototype program you are not required to validate invalid input e.g. text when a number is expected, or negative values, however users can make mistakes by entering an incorrect chip bag size, in that event report an error and ask them to enter a correct size (do not increase any counts if there is an incorrect chip bag size entered). A junior programmer started a program but could not complete it, a senior programmer made some corrections and then added //ToDo comments and has now passed the project to you to complete it. Task 2: Develop and Describe an Algorithm Document the classes you have been provided using UML Class diagrams. O Remember, static class members should be underlined within a UML Class Diagram O You are not permitted to change the structure of the provided classes. Create pseudocode and flow-charts for the two methods listed above. O Just the two methods, you are not required to pseucode or flowchart all of the classes and other methods. O You are not permitted to alter the other methods provided, aside from adding programmer comments. Your main method must use an instance of class PotatoChipBag and class User. O O You may use any decision structure (if, or switch) and either a while or do-while loop in solving this assignment (A for loop is not recommended for this project) O The Conditional Operator is not accepted in place of a decision structure for marks in this assignment. Place the UML Class Diagrams, pseudocode, and flow charts in your MS Word document. Task 3: Test Algorithm with Simple Inputs ● Use three test tables: The Software Development Process as presented by Cay Horstmann [1] will be used as the basis for this lab assignment. 1) Understand the problem 2) Develop and Describe an Algorithm 3) Test Algorithm with Simple Inputs Overview A potato chip company makes plain potato chips in two different bag sizes, Regular at 9.25 oz and Large at 15.75 oz For quality control, the company samples bags for weight as they are produced at the factory using a sensitive scale that can measure weights in ounces to 4 decimal places. ● ● ● ● 4) Translate the Algorithm into Java 5) Compile and Test Your Program ● The chip company wants software that will allow a worker to input the size of the bag and the actual weight measured. Once the data is entered the program will report the number of good and bad bags and also report the total number of bags entered so far. The program should repeat this process until the user no longer needs to enter measurements. If a bag weight is 0.01 oz different or more from the expected weight (either above weight, or below weight) then this is considered a bad bag. Task 1: Understand the problem Examine the starter code, read the ToDo comments, briefly outline in general how you will code these methods: public boolean is BagCorrect Weight() public static void main(String[] args) ● For this prototype program you are not required to validate invalid input e.g. text when a number is expected, or negative values, however users can make mistakes by entering an incorrect chip bag size, in that event report an error and ask them to enter a correct size (do not increase any counts if there is an incorrect chip bag size entered). A junior programmer started a program but could not complete it, a senior programmer made some corrections and then added //ToDo comments and has now passed the project to you to complete it. Task 2: Develop and Describe an Algorithm Document the classes you have been provided using UML Class diagrams. O Remember, static class members should be underlined within a UML Class Diagram O You are not permitted to change the structure of the provided classes. Create pseudocode and flow-charts for the two methods listed above. O Just the two methods, you are not required to pseucode or flowchart all of the classes and other methods. O You are not permitted to alter the other methods provided, aside from adding programmer comments. Your main method must use an instance of class PotatoChipBag and class User. O O You may use any decision structure (if, or switch) and either a while or do-while loop in solving this assignment (A for loop is not recommended for this project) O The Conditional Operator is not accepted in place of a decision structure for marks in this assignment. Place the UML Class Diagrams, pseudocode, and flow charts in your MS Word document. Task 3: Test Algorithm with Simple Inputs ● Use three test tables:

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Task 1 Understand the problem To understand the problem you should start by examining the starter code and read the ToDo comments The public boolean isBagCorrectWeight method is meant to check if a ba... View the full answer