2023 Review 2

The starter code has check-expects.

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I. Problems (45 min)

These problems center around a “Quiz” struct that holds information for a teacher’s class. The Quiz structure contains:

• name: a string, the name of the student who took the quiz
• num: an integer, the number of the quiz. Example: the quiz given on Monday is 1 and the quiz from Wednesday is 2.
• score: a number, the raw score that the student earned
• max: a number, the maximum possible score on the quiz

Use the following definition:

(define-struct quiz (name num score max))

Write the following functions:

1. quiz-percentage: Quiz -> Integer.

   Give the percentage score on the quiz rounded to the nearest whole number.

2. person-total: String(who) (Listof Quiz) -> Integer.

   Find the total number of points a person has earned on all of the quizzes they took.

3. curve-quiz Number(n) (Listof Quiz) -> (Listof Quiz).

   Given a quiz number, find the highest score on that quiz and then scale (multiplying/dividing) all of the scores so that the highest score becomes 100.

II. Animation (45 min)

You are going to write a “screen distance measurer”. It is going to keep track of the total distance between clicks.

• Upper left corner shows cumulative total distance between clicks.
• The first click places “anchor” to start measuring distance.
• After the first click, you draw a line to where the mouse is.
• The second click adds the distance to the total and makes the line vanish (until you click again).

Make a plan before you start coding!!

The starter code creates the background shown.

A video showing the animation in action is available on YouTube and there is a Google Drive link for CPS, in case the video is blocked.