A suduco given & u hv 2 check if it is incomplete(blanks left),or correct or incorrect

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void main() { int i,j=2; for(i=0;i<3;i++) if(j=i) cout<<"Lotus "; else cout<<"Rose "; } Its result is Rose Lotus Lotus.. How? Explain it?

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Create a program to read two random data set in two files named data1.txt and data2.txt manifold contains integer numbers, whereas data2.txt file contains the float type numbers. Simpanlahmasing each into 2 pieces of data that is an array of type integer array and an array of type float, then calculate the average numbers in the second array.

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how to write a program that opens a file and display in reverse order?

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Write a program that print in screen a tree with its height taken from user by entering number of 4 digits and find the odd numbers then calculate the sum of odd numbers so he get the height of tree?

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Code for Two Classes for Doing Gzip in Memory?

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i don't know about working of nested for loop can any one help me

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Complexity T(n) What is the time complexity T(n) of the following portions of code? For simplicity, you may assume that n is a power of 2. That is, n = 2k for some positive integer k. a) ? for (i = 1; i <= n; i++) { j = n; cout << i << ? ? j << ? ? << endl; } b) ? for (i = 0; i <= n; i += 2) { j = n; cout << i << ? ? j << ? ? << endl; } c) ? for (i = n; i >= 1; i = i/2) { j = n; cout << i << ? ? j << ? ? << endl; } d) for (i = 1; i <= n; i++) { j = n; while (j >= 0) { cout << i << ? ? j << ? ? << endl; j = j - 2; } }

0 Answers   Qatar University,

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Coin Problem You are given 9 gold coins that look identical. One is counterfeit and weighs a bit greater than the others, but the difference is very small that only a balance scale can tell it from the real one. You have a balance scale that costs 25 USD per weighing. Give an algorithm that finds the counterfeit coin with as little weighting as possible. Of primary importance is that your algorithm is correct; of secondary importance is that your algorithm truly uses the minimum number of weightings possible. HINT: THE BEST ALGORITHM USES ONLY 2 WEIGHINGS!!!

1 Answers   Motorola, Qatar University,

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1+1/2!+1/3!+...+1/n!

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Definition of priority queue was given. We have to implement the priority queue using array of pointers with the priorities given in the range 1..n. The array could be accessed using the variable top. The list corresponding to the array elements contains the items having the priority as the array index. Adding an item would require changing the value of top if it has higher priority than top. Extracting an item would require deleting the first element from the corresponding queue. The following class was given: class PriorityQueue { int *Data[100]; int top; public: void put(int item, int priority); // inserts the item with the given priority. int get(int priority); // extract the element with the given priority. int count(); // returns the total elements in the priority queue. int isEmpty(); // check whether the priority queue is empty or not. }; We had to implement all these class functions.

0 Answers   Nagarro, Wollega University,

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Write a function- oriented to convert the input dollar(s) into its equivalent peso. Assume that one dollar is equivalent to 51.60

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