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question:Ein Patient oder Patientin ruft beim Sekretr einer Arztpraxis an und soll ihr Geburtsdatum/Geburtstag sagen. Schreibe 15 verschiedene Mglichkeiten wie eine Person ihr Geburtsdatum/Geburtstag sagen kann und markiere mit dem Folgenden Format durch das "GEBURTSDATUM" wo das GEBURTSDATUM ist. Wichtig ist, dass sich die Geburtsdaten stark unterscheiden sollen. Alle Geburtsdaten/Geburtstage mssen entsprechend dem Format unten markiert werden. Mach keine Aufzhlung mit 1., 2., 3. oder a), b), c) du sollst alles im Format einfach untereinader schreiben. Format: ("Mein Geburtsdatum ist der 19.02.2005.", *entities: [(23, 33, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Mein Geburtstag ist am 19.02.2005.", *entities: [(23, 33, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Ich bin am 19. Februar im Jahr 2005 geboren.", *entities: [(11, 37, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Am 19.02.2005 wurde ich geboren.", *entities: [(4, 14, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Ich bin am 19. Februar 2005 geboren.", *entities: [(11, 31, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Am 19.02.2005 habe ich Geburtstag.", *entities: [(4, 14, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) Wichtig ist, dass alle Klammern (), Eckigenklammern [], Sterne *, Alle Slashzeichen /, Anfhrungszeichen "" und Komma , richtig bernommen werden. Bereits kleine Fehler knnen groe Folgen fr mein Programm haben. Die Indezes sollen im Python Format angegeben werden und es soll von null mit dem Zhlen begonnen werden.

answer:("Mein Geburtsdatum ist der 01.01.2000.", *entities: [(23, 33, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Mein Geburtstag ist am 01.01.2000.", *entities: [(23, 33, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Ich bin am 01. Januar im Jahr 2000 geboren.", *entities: [(11, 37, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Am 01.01.2000 wurde ich geboren.", *entities: [(4, 14, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Ich bin am 01. Januar 2000 geboren.", *entities: [(11, 31, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Am 01.01.2000 habe ich Geburtstag.", *entities: [(4, 14, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Mein Geburtsdatum ist der 02.03.1987.", *entities: [(23, 33, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Mein Geburtstag ist am 02.03.1987.", *entities: [(23, 33, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Ich bin am 02. Mrz im Jahr 1987 geboren.", *entities: [(11, 37, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Am 02.03.1987 wurde ich geboren.", *entities: [(4, 14, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Ich bin am 02. Mrz 1987 geboren.", *entities: [(11, 31, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Am 02.03.1987 habe ich Geburtstag.", *entities: [(4, 14, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Mein Geburtsdatum ist der 15.07.1995.", *entities: [(23, 33, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Mein Geburtstag ist am 15.07.1995.", *entities: [(23, 33, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Ich bin am 15. Juli im Jahr 1995 geboren.", *entities: [(11, 37, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Am 15.07.1995 wurde ich geboren.", *entities: [(4, 14, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Ich bin am 15. Juli 1995 geboren.", *entities: [(11, 31, GEBURTSDATUM)]/) ("Am 15.07.1995 habe ich Geburtstag.", *entities: [(4, 14, GEBURTSDATUM)]/)

question:Provide answers to below questions 1. Please write in any programming language you like – or pseudo code – a procedure to display a 32 bits number (integer) in the hexadecimal format. To be clear, your own procedure not one from a standard library of course. 2. Please design a class hierarchy of vehicles (car, bike, truck etc) with the most basic components and the relations between them. Limit it to essentials (for example public, private etc are not important) and write in any OO-language you like or use pseudo code. You can add comments for explanations if you want. 3. How would you store your vehicle objects and their attributes (see question 2 above) in a relational database? Please design a simple data model. You can choose you own syntax or diagrams as long as your data model is presented in its essentials clearly enough.

answer:1. Procedure to display a 32 bits number in hexadecimal format: ``` function displayHexadecimal(number): hexadecimal = "" while number > 0: remainder = number % 16 if remainder < 10: hexadecimal = str(remainder) + hexadecimal else: hexadecimal = chr(remainder + 55) + hexadecimal number = number // 16 display(hexadecimal) ``` 2. Class hierarchy of vehicles: ```java class Vehicle: make model class Car extends Vehicle: numDoors class Bike extends Vehicle: numWheels class Truck extends Vehicle: cargoCapacity ``` 3. Data model for storing vehicle objects and attributes in a relational database: ``` Table: Vehicles - id (Primary Key) - make - model - type Table: Cars - vehicle_id (Foreign Key referencing Vehicles.id) - numDoors Table: Bikes - vehicle_id (Foreign Key referencing Vehicles.id) - numWheels Table: Trucks - vehicle_id (Foreign Key referencing Vehicles.id) - cargoCapacity ``` In this data model, the Vehicles table serves as the parent table with a one-to-one relationship with the Car, Bike, and Truck tables. Each vehicle type has its own table with a foreign key referencing the Vehicles table. This allows for storing specific attributes for each vehicle type while maintaining a common identifier in the Vehicles table.

question:4. Below you see some – incomplete - snippets of code of EQ’s product tOption. Can you try to describe what you think the code is for, what it is doing, why it was made that way. Do elaborate, just what your ideas and impressions are – there are no pitfalls to trick you. <entity name="Country" external="MF_COUNTRY" objectType="OPCountryT"> <attribute name="administrationId" external="ADMINISTRATION_ID" type="key" /> <attribute name="currencyId" external="CURRENCY_ID" type="key" /> <attribute name="countryName" external="COUNTRY_NAME" type="string" width="100" /> <relation name="itsAdministration" source="administrationId" destination="Administration.id" type="1:1" /> <relation name="itsCurrency" source="currencyId" destination="Currency.id" type="0:1" /> </entity> <entity name="Currency" external="MF_CURRENCY" objectType="OPCurrencyT"> <attribute name="name" external="NAME" type="string" width="50" /> <attribute name="symbol" external="SYMBOL" type="string" width="10" /> <relation name="itsCountries" source="id" destination="Country.currencyId" type="1:n" /> <relation name="itsMoneyAccounts" source="id" destination="MoneyAccount.currencyId" type="1:n" /> </entity> <entity name="GenericAccount" isAbstract="yes"> <attribute name="accountHolderId" external="ACCOUNT_HOLDER_ID" type="key" /> <attribute name="depositoryId" external="DEPOSITORY_ID" type="key" /> <attribute name="reservedAmount" external="RESERVED_AMOUNT" type="number" /> <attribute name="blockedAmount" external="BLOCKED_AMOUNT" type="number" /> <attribute name="balance" external="BALANCE" type="number" /> <relation name="itsAccountHolder" source="accountHolderId" destination="AccountHolder.id" type="1:1" /> </entity> <entity name="MoneyAccount" external="MF_MONEY_ACCOUNT" parentEntity="GenericAccount" objectType="OPMoneyAccountT"> <attribute name="currencyId" external="CURRENCY_ID" type="key" /> <relation name="itsDepository" source="depositoryId" destination="MoneyDepository.id" type="1:1" /> <relation name="itsCurrency" source="currencyId" destination="Currency.id" type="1:1" /> <relation name="itsDebitMoneyFinancialInstructions" source="id" destination="MoneyFinancialInstruction.debitAccountId" type="1:n" /> <relation name="itsCreditMoneyFinancialInstructions" source="id" destination="MoneyFinancialInstruction.creditAccountId" type="1:n" /> </entity> // with MoneyAccount: <extend name="availableAmount" scope="public"> availableAmount is balance - reservedAmount </extend> function OPMoneyAccountT.availableNotBlockedAmount : ECCurrencyI; begin result := validCurrency( availableAmount ).subtract( blockedAmount); end; procedure OPMoneyAccountT.addAmountToBalance( const anAmount : ECCurrencyI ); var originalBalance : ECCurrencyI; newBalance : ECCurrencyI; begin originalBalance := balance; newBalance := originalBalance.add( anAmount ); if anAmount.isGreaterThanOrEqualsZero then begin // credit creditedAmount := creditedAmount.add( anAmount ) end else begin // debit debitedAmount := debitedAmount.subtract( anAmount ); end; balance := newBalance; end;

answer:From the code snippets provided, it appears to be a part of EQ's product tOption, which likely deals with financial accounts and currency-related operations. Here are my interpretations of the code: 1. Entity "Country": - Represents a country. - Contains attributes such as administrationId, currencyId, and countryName. - Has a one-to-one relationship with the "Administration" entity through the "itsAdministration" relation. - Has an optional one-to-one relationship with the "Currency" entity through the "itsCurrency" relation. 2. Entity "Currency": - Represents a currency. - Contains attributes such as name and symbol. - Has a one-to-many relationship with the "Country" entity through the "itsCountries" relation. - Has a one-to-many relationship with the "MoneyAccount" entity through the "itsMoneyAccounts" relation. 3. Abstract Entity "GenericAccount": - Represents a generic account. - Contains attributes like accountHolderId, depositoryId, reservedAmount, blockedAmount, and balance. - Has a one-to-one relationship with the "AccountHolder" entity through the "itsAccountHolder" relation. 4. Entity "MoneyAccount": - Extends the "GenericAccount" entity, representing a money account. - Contains additional attribute currencyId. - Has a one-to-one relationship with the "MoneyDepository" entity through the "itsDepository" relation. - Has a one-to-one relationship with the "Currency" entity through the "itsCurrency" relation. - Has a one-to-many relationship with the "MoneyFinancialInstruction" entity through the "itsDebitMoneyFinancialInstructions" and "itsCreditMoneyFinancialInstructions" relations. 5. Pseudo code snippets: - The "availableAmount" extended attribute in "MoneyAccount" calculates the available amount by subtracting the reservedAmount from the balance. - The "availableNotBlockedAmount" function in "OPMoneyAccountT" returns the available amount minus the blockedAmount. - The "addAmountToBalance" procedure in "OPMoneyAccountT" adds an amount to the balance. It updates the creditedAmount and debitedAmount variables based on whether the provided amount is a credit or debit, and then updates the balance. Based on these interpretations, it appears that the code is related to managing financial accounts, currencies, and account transactions, providing functionality to calculate available amounts and update balances accordingly.