Question 1: Simple COVID-19 Diagnostics Expert SystemWith regard to the ravaging impact of the COVID-19 pandemic which is caused by the SARS-CoV-2;the World Health Organization (WHO) has long made public some symptoms, which the generalpopulace can employ as a basic first-aid reference/guide, to diagnose the severity of a patient’ssymptom(s). Thus, the table below illustrates the severity of these symptoms in patients, based onclinical records, since February 2020 till date.Therefore, write a Java program correctly such that your source code will accomplish the following:1. Display all the Symptom Codes (from 10 – 23 only) and the corresponding SymptomDescriptions to the user using the following format: Symptom Code => Symptom Description. Do not include the Symptom Category in your screen display to the user.2. Display a prompt message for the user to enter a Symptom Code.3. The Symptom Codes: 10 – 13, 14 – 20, and 21 – 23 indicate the Most CommonSymptoms, the Less Common Symptoms, and the Critical Symptoms of COVID19, respectively.4. Validate the user’s input to ensure that a valid (numeric value or Symptom Code) has been entered. If otherwise, display the respective error message and end the program with a note to the user to retry again.5. If a user enters a valid numeric value or Symptom Code, process the input within your code and return the respective Symptom Category alongside some corresponding advice note as shown below:Symptom Category Advice NoteMost and Less Common SymptomsYou are experiencing a common symptom with regard to either COVID-19 or a respiratory infection (e.g. flu). Kindly isolate yourself as soon as possible, and endeavor to perform a PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) test to confirm your COVID-19 status.Critical SymptomsYou are experiencing a CRITICAL/SEVERE symptom with regard to either COVID-19 or a respiratory infection (e.g.flu). Kindly isolate yourself as soon as possible and call 911, immediately.No Obvious SymptomsYou are currently experiencing no observable symptom with regard to either COVID-19 or a respiratory infection (e.g. flu). Although, you may be asymptomatic. Thus, kindly adhere to all the COVID-19 safety regulations within your city and province.6. Finally, display a complimentary-close message as follows:Thank you! Please stay safe and healthy. Welcome to the Simple COVID-19 Diagnostics Expert System:Symptom Code => Symptom Description10 => Fever11 => Cough12 => Tiredness13 => Loss of Taste and/or Smell14 => Sore Throat15 => Headache16 => Body Aches and/or Pains17 => Diarrhoea18 => Skin Rash19 => Fingers/Toes Discoloration20 => Red and/or Irritated Eyes21 => Shortness of Breath22 => Confusion and/or Loss of Speech23 => Chest PainsPlease enter the Symptom Code, from the aforementioned, that corresponds to your current health symptoms: 256Error: Your input/entry is not a valid integer between -128 to 127. Kindly retry again!Figure 3. Sample3 output of Question1 The following are sample screen shots to illustrate the expected behavior of your program. Yourprogram must display the same information with the same format.Welcome to the Simple COVID-19 Diagnostics Expert System:Symptom Code => Symptom Description10 -> Fever11 => Cough12 => Tiredness13 -> Loss of Taste and/or Smel114 => Sore Throat15 => Headache16 -> Body Aches and/or Pains17 => Diarrhoea18 => Skin Rash19 -> Fingers/Toes Discoloration20 => Red and/or Irritated Eyes21 => Shortness of Breath22 -> Confusion and/or Loss of Speech23 => Chest PainsPlease enter the Symptom Code, from the aforementioned, that corresponds to your current health symptoms: 21Symptom Status: CRITICAL SYMPTOMYou are experiencing a CRITICAL/SEVERE symptom with regard to either COVID-19 or a respiratory infection (e.g. flu).Kindly isolate yourself as soon as possible and call 911, immediately.Thank you! Please stay safe and healthy.Figure 1. Sample1 output of Question1Nelcome to the Simple COVID-19 Diagnostics Expert System:************+++*++++++++++++++++++++++++++Symptom Code => Symptom Description10 => Fever11 => Cough12 => Tiredness13 => Loss of Taste and/or Smell14 => Sore Throat15 => Headache16 => Body Aches and/or Pains17 => Diarrhoea18 > Skin Rash19 > Fingers/Toes Discoloration20 > Red and/or Irritated Eyes21 > Shortness of Breath22 -> Confusion and/or Loss of Speech23 > Chest PainsPlease enter the Sympton Code, from the aforementioned, that corresponds to your current health symptons: 127Symptom Status: NO OBVIOUS SYMPTOMYou are currently experiencing no observable symptom with regard to either COVID-19 or a respiratory infection (e.g. flu).Although, you may be asymptomatic. Thus, kindly adhere to all the COVID-19 safety regulations within your city and province.Thank you! Please stay safe and healthy.Figure 2. Sample2 output of Question1

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With regard to the ravaging impact of the COVID-19 pandemic which is caused by the SARS-CoV-2; the World Health Organization (WHO) has long made public some symptoms, which the general populace can employ as a basic first-aid reference/guide, to diagnose the severity of a patient’s symptom(s). Thus, the table below illustrates the severity of these symptoms in patients, based on clinical records, since February 2020 till date. Therefore, write a Java program correctly such that your source code will accomplish the following: 1. Display all the Symptom Codes (from 10 – 23 only) and the corresponding Symptom Descriptions to the user using the following format: Symptom Code => Symptom Description. Do not include the Symptom Category in your screen display to the user. 2. Display a prompt message for the user to enter a Symptom Code. 3. The Symptom Codes: 10 – 13, 14 – 20, and 21 – 23 indicate the Most Common Symptoms, the Less Common Symptoms, and the Critical Symptoms of COVID19, respectively. 4. Validate the user’s input to ensure that a valid (numeric value or Symptom Code) has been entered. If otherwise, display the respective error message and end the program with a note to the user to retry again. 5. If a user enters a valid numeric value or Symptom Code, process the input within your code and return the respective Symptom Category alongside some corresponding advice note as shown below: Symptom Category Advice Note Most and Less Common Symptoms You are experiencing a common symptom with regard to either COVID-19 or a respiratory infection (e.g. flu). Kindly isolate yourself as soon as possible, and endeavor to perform a PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) test to confirm your COVID-19 status. Critical Symptoms You are experiencing a CRITICAL/SEVERE symptom with regard to either COVID-19 or a respiratory infection (e.g.flu). Kindly isolate yourself as soon as possible and call 911, immediately. No Obvious Symptoms You are currently experiencing no observable symptom with regard to either COVID-19 or a respiratory infection (e.g. flu). Although, you may be asymptomatic. Thus, kindly adhere to all the COVID-19 safety regulations within your city and province. 6. Finally, display a complimentary-close message as follows: Thank you! Please stay safe and healthy.

With regard to the ravaging impact of the COVID-19 pandemic which is caused by the SARS-CoV-2; the World Health Organization (WHO) has long made public some symptoms, which the general populace can employ as a basic first-aid reference/guide, to diagnose the severity of a patient’s symptom(s). Thus, the table below illustrates the severity of these symptoms in patients, based on clinical records, since February 2020 till date. Therefore, write a Java program correctly such that your source code will accomplish the following: 1. Display all the Symptom Codes (from 10 – 23 only) and the corresponding Symptom Descriptions to the user using the following format: Symptom Code => Symptom Description. Do not include the Symptom Category in your screen display to the user. 2. Display a prompt message for the user to enter a Symptom Code. 3. The Symptom Codes: 10 – 13, 14 – 20, and 21 – 23 indicate the Most Common Symptoms, the Less Common Symptoms, and the Critical Symptoms of COVID19, respectively. 4. Validate the user’s input to ensure that a valid (numeric value or Symptom Code) has been entered. If otherwise, display the respective error message and end the program with a note to the user to retry again. 5. If a user enters a valid numeric value or Symptom Code, process the input within your code and return the respective Symptom Category alongside some corresponding advice note as shown below: Symptom Category Advice Note Most and Less Common Symptoms You are experiencing a common symptom with regard to either COVID-19 or a respiratory infection (e.g. flu). Kindly isolate yourself as soon as possible, and endeavor to perform a PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) test to confirm your COVID-19 status. Critical Symptoms You are experiencing a CRITICAL/SEVERE symptom with regard to either COVID-19 or a respiratory infection (e.g.flu). Kindly isolate yourself as soon as possible and call 911, immediately. No Obvious Symptoms You are currently experiencing no observable symptom with regard to either COVID-19 or a respiratory infection (e.g. flu). Although, you may be asymptomatic. Thus, kindly adhere to all the COVID-19 safety regulations within your city and province. 6. Finally, display a complimentary-close message as follows: Thank you! Please stay safe and healthy.

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Symptom Category	Advice Note
Most and Less Common Symptoms	You are experiencing a common symptom with regard to either COVID-19 or a respiratory infection (e.g. flu). Kindly isolate yourself as soon as possible, and endeavor to perform a PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) test to confirm your COVID-19 status.
Critical Symptoms	You are experiencing a CRITICAL/SEVERE symptom with regard to either COVID-19 or a respiratory infection (e.g.flu). Kindly isolate yourself as soon as possible and call 911, immediately.
No Obvious Symptoms	You are currently experiencing no observable symptom with regard to either COVID-19 or a respiratory infection (e.g. flu). Although, you may be asymptomatic. Thus, kindly adhere to all the COVID-19 safety regulations within your city and province.