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SRM INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

AND TECHNOLOGY
SCHOOL OF COMPUTING
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE
21CSC203P ADVANCED PROGRAMMING PRACTICE

Week 9 - Graphical User Interface Based Programming Paradigm


&
Functional Programming Paradigm

1.Create a GUI application that simulates a simple library management system.


Requirements:
• Main Window:
➢ A JFrame with a clear layout (e.g., BorderLayout, GridLayout).
➢ A JMenuBar with menus for "File", "Edit", and "Help".
➢ A JToolBar containing buttons for common actions (e.g., add book, remove book,
search).
➢ A JTabbedPane to organize different panels.
• Book Details Panel:
o A JPanel with:
➢ JTextFields for book title, author, ISBN, and publication year.
➢ JComboBox for genre.
➢ JCheckBox for availability.
➢ Buttons for "Add Book" and "Update Book".
• Book List Panel:
➢ A JScrollPane containing a JTable to display a list of books.
➢ Columns should include book title, author, ISBN, genre, and availability.
➢ A search bar (JTextField) and a search button.
• Dialog Boxes:
➢ A JDialog for confirming actions (e.g., deleting a book).
➢ A JDialog for displaying error messages.
Additional Considerations:
➢ Use appropriate data structures (e.g., ArrayList, HashMap) to store book information.
➢ Implement event handling for buttons, menus, and table interaction
Functional Programming Paradigm

2.Pure Function: Create a pure function to calculate the area of a circle, given its radius.
Impure Function: Create an impure function to prompt the user for the radius of a circle and print
its area.

3. Pure Function: Create a pure function to find the maximum value in a list of numbers.
Impure Function: Create an impure function to sort a list of numbers in ascending order.

4. Create a function to manage a list of student records, where each record includes name, age, and
grade.
Questions:
1. Mutable Function: Create a mutable function to add a new student to the list of records.
2. Immutable Function: Create an immutable function to find the average age of all students
in the list.
5. Mutable Function: Create a mutable function to update the balance of a bank account.
Immutable Function: Create an immutable function to calculate the interest earned on a bank
account.

6. Anonymous Function: Create an anonymous function to add two numbers and immediately
call it with the values 5 and 3.
Anonymous Function : Create an anonymous function to multiply two numbers and assign it to
a variable. Call the function with the values 4 and 6 and print the result.

7. Anonymous Function: Create an anonymous function to square each element in a list and apply
it to the list [1, 2, 3, 4].
Anonymous Function: Create an anonymous function to filter even numbers from a list and
apply it to the list [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6].

8. Map: Create a new list containing the employee names and their corresponding salaries.
Filter: Filter the employees who belong to a specific department.
Reduce: Calculate the average salary for employees in each department.

9. Map: Create a new list containing only the names of the students.
Filter: Filter the students who are above a certain age threshold.
Reduce: Calculate the average grade of all students.

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