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hu 2nd Assignment Group 11
Task Description:
In the hydrological cycle of the Earth, various areas affect the weather as well as
areas are also affected by various weathers. Areas involved in the simulation: plain,
grassland, lakes region. Each area has a name, and the amount of water stored in
the certain area is also given in km3. The humidity of the air over the areas is also
given in percentage. The possible types of weather are the following: sunny, cloudy,
rainy, depending on the humidity of the air. In case the humidity exceeds 70%, the
weather gets rainy and the humidity decreases to 30%. In case the humidity is
between 40-70%, the calculation of the chance of rainy weather is: (humidity-
30)*3,3%, otherwise the weather is cloudy. Humidity below 40% leads to sunny
weather. In the following, we declare how the certain areas respond to the different
type of weathers. First the amount of water stored by the area varies then the
weather will be affected. There is no type of areas with negative amount of water
stored. In case the type is plain, if the weather is sunny, the amount of water will be
decreased by 3 km3; if cloudy, it will be decreased by 1 km3; for rainy weather it
will be increased by 20 km3. The humidity of the air is increased by 5%. If the
amount of the stored water is greater than 15 km3, the plain area changes into
grassland. In case of type grassland: in sunny weather, the amount of water is
decreased by 6 km3, for cloudy it will be decreased by 2 km3, but and for rainy, it
will be increased by 15 km3. The humidity of the air is increased by 10%. The area
becomes lakes region obtaining amount of water over 50 km3, whereas in case the
amount of stored water goes below 16 km3, the area changes to plain. In case of
type lakes region: in sunny weather, the amount of water is decreased by 10 km3,
for cloudy it will be decreased by 3 km3, for rainy it will be increased by 20 km3.
The humidity will be increased by 15%. Beyond an amount of water of 51 km3 the
area changes into grassland. The program reads data from a text file. The first line
of the file contains a single integer N indicating the number of areas. Each of the
following N lines contains the attributes of an area separated by spaces: the owner
of the area, the type of the area, and the amount of water stored by the area. In the
last line, the humidity of the air is given in percentage. The type is identified by a
character: P – plain, G – grassland, L – lakes region. We continue the simulation until
each area has the same type. The program should print all attributes of the certain
areas by simulation rounds!
UML Diagram:
Algorithm:
Analysis:
The simulation models the hydrological cycle of the Earth, where
different types of areas (plain, grassland, lakes region) affect and are
affected by various weather conditions.
Each area has a name, amount of water stored, and humidity of the air
over the area.
Weather conditions include sunny, cloudy, and rainy, determined by
the humidity of the air.
Weather Conditions:
Sunny: Humidity below 40%
Cloudy: Humidity between 40-70%
Rainy: Humidity exceeds 70%
Effects of Weather on Areas:
Plain:
Sunny: Decrease water by 3 km3, increase humidity by 5%
Cloudy: Decrease water by 1 km3, increase humidity by
5%
Rainy: Increase water by 20 km3, increase humidity by 5%
If water > 15 km3, changes to grassland.
Grassland:
Sunny: Decrease water by 6 km3, increase humidity by
10%
Cloudy: Decrease water by 2 km3, increase humidity by
10%
Rainy: Increase water by 15 km3, increase humidity by
10%
If water < 16 km3, changes to plain. If water > 50 km3,
changes to lakes region.
Lakes Region:
Sunny: Decrease water by 10 km3, increase humidity by
15%
Cloudy: Decrease water by 3 km3, increase humidity by
15%
Rainy: Increase water by 20 km3, increase humidity by
15%
If water > 51 km3, changes to grassland.