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e) Delete all employees from the finance department.
DELETE FROM Employee
WHERE department = 'Finance';
f) Write a query to display the department names along with the total number of employees in each department.
SELECT department, COUNT(ID) AS TotalEmployees
FROM Employee
GROUP BY department;
g) Write a query to increase the salary of all employees in the HR Department by 10%.
UPDATE Employee
SET salary = salary * 1.10
WHERE department = 'HR';
Question 20: Write the codes of the following calculator by using VB6.0 (15 marks)
This requires writing Visual Basic 6.0 code for a calculator. Below is a basic structure for a simple calculator that handles addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Assumptions for the calculator interface:
txtDisplay(TextBox) to show input and results.btn0tobtn9(CommandButtons) for digits.btnPlus,btnMinus,btnMultiply,btnDivide(CommandButtons) for operators.btnEquals(CommandButton) to calculate the result.btnClear(CommandButton) to clear the display.btnDecimal(CommandButton) for the decimal point.
' General Declarations Section (at the top of the form's code module)
Option Explicit
Dim FirstNumber As Double
Dim SecondNumber As Double
Dim Operator As String
Dim IsNewNumber As Boolean ' Flag to indicate if a new number is being entered
Private Sub Form_Load()
' Initialize on form load
txtDisplay.Text = "0"
IsNewNumber = True
End Sub
' --- Digit Buttons (0-9) ---
Private Sub btn0_Click()
Call AddDigit("0")
End Sub
Private Sub btn1_Click()
Call AddDigit("1")
End Sub
Private Sub btn2_Click()
Call AddDigit("2")
End Sub
Private Sub btn3_Click()
Call AddDigit("3")
End Sub
Private Sub btn4_Click()
Call AddDigit("4")
End Sub
Private Sub btn5_Click()
Call AddDigit("5")
End Sub
Private Sub btn6_Click()
Call AddDigit("6")
End Sub
Private Sub btn7_Click()
Call AddDigit("7")
End Sub
Private Sub btn8_Click()
Call AddDigit("8")
End Sub
Private Sub btn9_Click()
Call AddDigit("9")
End Sub
' Helper function to add digits to the display
Private Sub AddDigit(Digit As String)
If IsNewNumber Then
txtDisplay.Text = Digit
IsNewNumber = False
Else
If txtDisplay.Text = "0" And Digit = "0" Then
' Do nothing if trying to add 0 to 0
ElseIf txtDisplay.Text = "0" And Digit <> "0" Then
txtDisplay.Text = Digit ' Replace initial 0 with the new digit
Else
txtDisplay.Text = txtDisplay.Text & Digit
End If
End If
End Sub
' --- Decimal Button ---
Private Sub btnDecimal_Click()
If InStr(txtDisplay.Text, ".") = 0 Then ' Only add if no decimal exists
txtDisplay.Text = txtDisplay.Text & "."
End If
IsNewNumber = False
End Sub
' --- Operator Buttons ---
Private Sub btnPlus_Click()
Call SetOperator("+")
End Sub
Private Sub btnMinus_Click()
Call SetOperator("-")
End Sub
Private Sub btnMultiply_Click()
Call SetOperator("*")
End Sub
Private Sub btnDivide_Click()
Call SetOperator("/")
End Sub
' Helper function to set the operator
Private Sub SetOperator(Op As String)
If Not IsNewNumber Then ' If an operation is pending or a number was just entered
If FirstNumber = 0 Then ' First number not yet set
FirstNumber = CDbl(txtDisplay.Text)
Else ' An operation was already performed or an operator was pressed consecutively
' Perform previous calculation if an operator was already set
If Operator <> "" Then
Call CalculateResult
End If
FirstNumber = CDbl(txtDisplay.Text) ' Store current display as first number
End If
End If
Operator = Op
IsNewNumber = True ' Next digit entry will start a new number
End Sub
' --- Equals Button ---
Private Sub btnEquals_Click()
Call CalculateResult
Operator = "" ' Clear operator after calculation
IsNewNumber = True ' Next digit entry will start a new number
End Sub
' Helper function to perform the calculation
Private Sub CalculateResult()
If Operator = "" Then Exit Sub ' No operator set
SecondNumber = CDbl(txtDisplay.Text)
Dim Result As Double
Select Case Operator
Case "+"
Result = FirstNumber + SecondNumber
Case "-"
Result = FirstNumber - SecondNumber
Case "*"
Result = FirstNumber * SecondNumber
Case "/"
If SecondNumber = 0 Then
MsgBox "Cannot divide by zero!", vbCritical
Result = 0
Else
Result = FirstNumber / SecondNumber
End If
End Select
txtDisplay.Text = CStr(Result)
FirstNumber = Result ' Store result as the new first number for chained operations
End Sub
' --- Clear Button ---
Private Sub btnClear_Click()
txtDisplay.Text = "0"
FirstNumber = 0
SecondNumber = 0
Operator = ""
IsNewNumber = True
End Sub
Question 1 (4 marks): List four (4) types of cyber threats that may affect computer systems.
Here are four types of cyber threats:
- Malware: Malicious software like viruses, worms, and ransomware designed to damage, disrupt, or gain unauthorized access to computer systems.
- Phishing: Fraudulent attempts to obtain sensitive information (e.g., usernames, passwords, credit card details) by disguising as a trustworthy entity in electronic communication.
- Denial-of-Service (DoS) Attacks: Attempts to make a machine or network resource unavailable to its intended users by temporarily or indefinitely disrupting services of a host connected to the internet.
- Data Breaches: Unauthorized access to or disclosure of sensitive, protected, or confidential data.
Question 2 (5 marks): Choose the correct answer for each question.
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A school wants to connect 20 computers in a computer laboratory. Which network topology is most suitable?
- A. Bus
- B. Star
- C. Ring
- D. Mesh
The most suitable topology for connecting multiple computers in a lab setting, offering good performance and ease of management, is the Star topology.
- Answer: B. Star
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Which device is used to connect two different networks together?
- A. Hub
- B. Switch
- C. Router
- D. Modem
A Router is specifically designed to connect different networks (e.g., a local area network to the internet) and forward data packets between them.
- Answer: C. Router
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Which transport layer protocol is connectionless?
The connectionless transport layer protocol is UDP (User Datagram Protocol). It provides a simple, unreliable datagram service without connection establishment or reliability mechanisms.
- Answer: UDP (User Datagram Protocol)
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