Write a small unit test harness to test a function whose API is given below. You mayuse C or pseudocode in your answer.*,* Argument:integer year1 if the argument year is a leap year.O if not a leap year (a common year)returns:** The algorithm it uses is as follows:* if (year not divisible by 4) then (common year)* else if (year not divisible by 100) then (leap year)* else if (year not divisible by 400) then (common year)* else (leap year)* /int leapYear(int year) ;

Answer: C Source Code: #include <stdio.h> int leapYear(int year){ if (year % 4 != 0)…

Write a small unit test harness to test a function whose API is given below. You may use C or pseudocode in your answer. integer year 1 if the argument year is a leap year. 0 if not a leap year (a common year) Argument: returns: * The algorithm it uses is as follows: * if (year not divisible by 4) then * else if (year not divisible by 100) then (leap year) * else if (year not divisible by 400) then (common year) * else (leap year) common year) */ int leapYear(int year) ;

Write a small unit test harness to test a function whose API is given below. You may use C or pseudocode in your answer. integer year 1 if the argument year is a leap year. 0 if not a leap year (a common year) Argument: returns: * The algorithm it uses is as follows: * if (year not divisible by 4) then * else if (year not divisible by 100) then (leap year) * else if (year not divisible by 400) then (common year) * else (leap year) common year) */ int leapYear(int year) ;

Database System Concepts

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

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