create a stucture student containing field for roll no,class,year and marks.create 10 student annd store them in a file

0 Answers   HCL,

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A research student is given a singly-linked list. Each node of the list has a color, which is either “Black” or “White”. He must find if there are more black nodes than white nodes, or vice versa. His advisor gives him 5,000Rs to buy a computer to do the work. He goes to the computer store and finds a slightly defective computer which costs a mere 3,000Rs. This computer has the small problem of not being able to do arithmetic. This means that he cannot use a counter to count the nodes in the list to determine the majority color. The computer is otherwise fully functional. He has the evil idea that he could buy the defective computer and somehow use it to do his work, so that he can use the rest of the money on enjoyment. Show how he can accomplish this amazing task. Write code for an algorithm called ‘findMajorityColor’ which takes a singly-linked list, L, with n nodes and returns the majority color among nodes of L. This algorithm should have the same asymptotic running time as counting the nodes (O(n)). Note: No arithmetic is allowed.

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Given a table of the form: Product Sold on A 1/1/1980 B 1/1/1980 C 1/1/1980 A 1/1/1980 B 1/1/1980 C 2/1/1980 A 2/1/1980 There are 30 products and 10,000 records of such type. Also the month period during which sales happened is given to u. Write the program to display the result as: Product Month No. of copies A January 12 A February 15 A March 27 B January 54 B February 15 B March 10 C January 37

0 Answers   Nagarro,

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output for printf("printf");

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write a c program, using for loop, that accepts and odds two numbers. The output must be the sum and the addens. This should be repeated 5 times while the first number is decremented by one and the second number is incremented by 1.

2 Answers   IBM, Infosys,

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Where now stands that small knot of villages known as the Endians, a mighty forest once stood. Indeed, legand has it that you could have stoodon the edge of the wood and seen it stretch out for miles, were it not for the trees getting in the way. In one section of the forest, the trees stood in a row and were of hight from 1 to n, each hight occurring once and once only. A tree was only visible if there were no higher trees before it in the row. For example, if the heights were 324165, the only visible trees would have been those of height 3,4 & 6. Write a Program that takes an array of integers representing the heights of the trees in the row as input and prints the list of the visible trees.

2 Answers   ABC, Nagarro,

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write a program that creates a sequenced array of numbers starting with 1 and alternately add 1 and then 2 to create the text number in the series , as shown below. 1,33,4,6,7,9,............147,148,150 Then , using a binary search , searches the array 100 times using randomly generated targets in the range of 1 to 150

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U hv to enter a range from a and b and search hw many no. of times a pattern n. occurs between the range a and b. Eg :i/p:enter range :0 100 Enter pattern: 13 o/p: the no. times 13 occurred betwwn 0 to 100:1 Eg :i/p:enter range :100 1000 Enter pattern: 13 o/p: the no. times 13 occurred betwwn 100 to 1000: (in this 13,113,131,132,133…139,213,313,…913 all these will be counted)

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write a program to calculate the radius for a quadratic equation use modular programming(function abitraction)hint use quadratic function

1 Answers   ICAN, Jomo Kenyatta University,

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Subsets Write an algorithm that prints out all the subsets of 3 elements of a set of n elements. The elements of the set are stored in a list that is the input to the algorithm. (Since it is a set, you may assume all elements in the list are distinct.)

1 Answers   CSC, Qatar University,

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How to swap two ASCII numbers?

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PROBLEM #8 The cashier at the counter of a Super Store, Mr. Khazaanchi has the following bundles of rupee cash notes with him: Rs. 1, 2, 5, 10, 50, 100, 500, 1000 A customer comes at his counter with various items that he has shopped. Mr. Khazaanchi totals the item prices and tells the customer his total amount payable. The customer gives Mr. Khazanchi some amount of cash. Find the total number of rupee notes of each denomination (i.e. 1, 2, 5, 10, 50, 100, 500, 1000) Mr. Khazaanchi will have to give to the withdrawer ensuring that the total number of rupee notes are minimum.

1 Answers   AR, ARJ,

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