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The document describes four assignments for a design patterns test exam. Assignment 1 involves implementing payment processing using appropriate design patterns. Assignment 2 modifies a jukebox to play albums in addition to singles. Assignment 3 ensures only one instance of a copying machine can be created. Assignment 4 models a solar panel system with observer and controller classes.

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Test Exam

The document describes four assignments for a design patterns test exam. Assignment 1 involves implementing payment processing using appropriate design patterns. Assignment 2 modifies a jukebox to play albums in addition to singles. Assignment 3 ensures only one instance of a copying machine can be created. Assignment 4 models a solar panel system with observer and controller classes.

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Test exam ‘Design Patterns’

Assignment 1 (15 points)

In this assignment a (simple) Console application has to be made, in which payments can be done in several
ways (creditcard, paypal, pin). Doing a payment involves 3 separate steps: 1. entering the information (like
amount and accountnumber), 2. the actual processing of the payment and 3. the confirmation of the payment.
Entering information and the confirmation of the payment is independent of the type of payment; the actual
processing of the payment does depend on the type of payment.

Use the Main-code below (you can find it on Blackboard, don’t change it), implement the required classes
(using the appropriate Design Pattern) in order to generate the output below.

static void Main(string[] args)


{
PrintHeader("[CreditCard]");
Payment ccPayment = new CreditCardPayment();
ccPayment.Execute();

PrintHeader("[PayPal]");
Payment ppPayment = new PayPalPayment();
ppPayment.Execute();

PrintHeader("[PIN]");
Payment pinPayment = new PINPayment();
pinPayment.Execute();

Console.ReadKey(); Use the Main-code on Blackboard.


} (assignment1-main.cs)

static void PrintHeader(string header)


{
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.Green;
Console.WriteLine(header);
Console.ResetColor();
}

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Test exam ‘Design Patterns’

Assignment 2 (20 points)

A music freak has a jukebox that can play vinyl singles. A song can be selected, and after pressing the Play-
button, the single is picked up and played. There’s also a Stop-button to stop playing the song and to store
back the single.

Very nice, but when his friend comes along with his collection of vinyl albums, they noticed that the jukebox
can not play these albums! Your task is to make a modification so the jukebox can not only play vinyl singles
but also vinyl albums.

Create the displayed classes and interfaces (each in a separate file) and add an extra
class so the jukebox can also play albums.
Use the appropriate design pattern for this problem.

Use the Main-code on Blackboard.


(assignment2-main.cs)

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Test exam ‘Design Patterns’

Assignment 3 (15 points)

A company has one copying machine that is used by several employees. If we would implement such a
machine in a software program, we would have to make sure that everone is using the same machine
(instance). Otherwise the (e.g.) number of total copies would not be correct.

Create class ‘CopyingMachine’ (including the given members/fields, properties and methods) and modify this
class to make sure there can only be one instance created from it. Use the appropriate design pattern.

Use a simple (Main) program to show how a CopyingMachine can be created and used. Also show that copying
with ‘2’ machines, the total number of copies correctly add up (as shown below).

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Test exam ‘Design Patterns’

Assignment 4 (30 points)

A manufacturer of solarpanel systems delivers with each system a


display that is displaying live the power of the system.
This ‘actual power’ is shown in Watts (a whole number).

Create a Console program that contains the classes and interfaces


as shown in the class diagram below.
The solarpanel system is being controlled by a controller and
observed by a solarpanel display; the display shows the
measurement values.

Use the Main-code on Blackboard.


(assignment4-main.cs)

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