| Anatomy Of
A Procedure |
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| v | Procedures
have the following features |
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| o | Name,
a brief description of operation performed |
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variables used for passing input in, output out |
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| o | Body,
the statements that perform the desired computation |
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| v | The
VB6 procedure to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit |
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| o | Name
is c2f (Snyder book uses convertC2F
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| fit
on slides …) |
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| o | Parameters:
input is c; output is f |
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| o | Body
is standard conversion equation |
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| o | Blue
-- key words and and symbols that are required |
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| Private
Sub c2f (c As Integer, f As
Double) |
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| f = 9 * c / 5 + 32 |
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| End Sub |
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