created a basic account and ticketing system. Think of the ticketing component as a tracking system for customer reported problems.

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created a basic account and ticketing system. Think of the ticketing component as a tracking system for customer reported problems. Customers will phone or email for support when they need to report a problem

 

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You will be developing several functions for this milestone. The unit tester in the file “a1ms1.c”

assumes these functions have been created and, until they exist, the program will not compile.

Strategy – 1

You can comment out the lines of code in the “a1ms1.c” file where you have not yet created and

defined the referenced function. You can locate these lines in the function definitions (after the main

function) and for every test function, locate the line that calls the function you have not yet developed

and simply comment the line out until you are ready to test it.

Strategy – 2

You can create “empty function shells” to satisfy the existence of the functions but give them no logic

until you are ready to program them. These empty functions are often called stubs.

Review the specifications below and identify every function you need to develop. Create the necessary

function prototypes (placed in the .h header file) and create the matching function definitions (placed

in the .c source file), only with empty code blocks (don’t code anything yet). In cases where the

function MUST return a value, hardcode (temporarily until you code the function later) a return value

so your application can compile.

Specifications

Milestone-1 will establish the function “helpers” we will draw from as needed throughout these two

assignments. These functions will handle routines that are commonly performed (greatly reduces code

redundancy) and provide assurance they accomplish what is expected without fail (must be reliable).

1. Create a module called “commonHelpers”. To do this, you will need to create two files:

“commonHelpers.h” and “commonHelpers.c” and add them to the Visual Studio project.

2. The header file (.h) will contain the function prototypes, while the source file (.c) will contain the

function definitions (the logic and how each function works).

• For each of these files, create a commented section at the top containing the following

information (you may want to use what was similarly provided to you in the workshops):

o Assignment #1 Milestone #1

o Your full name

o Your student ID number and Seneca email address

o Your course section code

Attachments:

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