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Question 9

Complete Figure 1 by filling in the gaps [A], [B], and [C] using the items in Table 1.

You may need to use some of the items in Table 1 more than once.
You will not need to use all the items in Table 1.

Table 1


C1	C2	Car
electric	mileage	Integer
Real	Boolean	String

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RECORD [A]

    regPlate : String

    mileage : [B]

    [C] : Boolean

ENDRECORD

C1 ← Car("AB12 CDE", 45000, False)

C2 ← Car("XY19 ZZZ", 12000, True)

[3]

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Question 9

Complete Figure 1 by filling in the gaps [A], [B], and [C] using the items in Table 1.

You may need to use some of the items in Table 1 more than once.
You will not need to use all the items in Table 1.

Table 1


C1	C2	Car
electric	mileage	Integer
Real	Boolean	String

Figure 1

RECORD [A]

    regPlate : String

    mileage : [B]

    [C] : Boolean

ENDRECORD

C1 ← Car("AB12 CDE", 45000, False)

C2 ← Car("XY19 ZZZ", 12000, True)

[3]

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