A logistics warehouse manages the dispatch of items using two sorting bays. The pseudocode below is used to assign tracking numbers to the packages in these bays.
1
2 SET bay1 TO ["", "", "", "", "", ""]
3 SET index1 TO 0
4 SET bay2 TO ["", "", "", "", "", ""]
5 SET index2 TO 0
6 SET status TO "Normal"
7 SET loaded TO False
8
9 [MISSING FUNCTION HEADER]
10 BEGIN FUNCTION
11 BOOLEAN success
12 SET success TO False
13 IF (pBay = 1) THEN
14 IF (index1 < 6) THEN
15 SET bay1[index1] TO pPackage
16 SET index1 TO index1 + 1
17 SET success TO True
18 END IF
19 ELSE
20 IF (pBay = 2) THEN
21 IF (index2 < 6) THEN
22 SET bay2[index2] TO pPackage
23 SET index2 TO index2 + 1
24 SET success TO True
25 END IF
26 END IF
27 END IF
28 SEND "success:" & success TO DISPLAY
29 RETURN (success)
30 END FUNCTION
31
32 SEND "Enter bay number and package ID:" TO DISPLAY
33 RECEIVE bayNumber FROM (INTEGER)KEYBOARD
34 RECEIVE packageID FROM (STRING)KEYBOARD
35 [MISSING FUNCTION CALL]
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The algorithm is incomplete.
loaded, passing the correct arguments.Construct the pseudocode for line 9 and line 35.
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