ultimatex:


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Fulaman198:
I have a good problem for you guys to solve. I remember one of my professors years back giving me this one.

Implement a method double getRoot(double x, int n, double tolerance)

that returns the nth root of x to the given tolerance (plus or minus). Use a binary search algorithm

Assume all parameters are positive. Avoid infinite loops when tolerance is too small.

Make sure the code works when 0< x < 1. It should work for values of n in the hundreds, provided tolerance isn't too small.

Only basic operations may be used (+, -, *, / etc.).

Upload your function/method with a driver to prove that it works

Tosinosu2011:
please i need a program that allow users to enter d number of tyres and it would be evenly divided through bicycle, car, and trycycle tyres. eg 9 tires will be: 1car, 1trycycle and 1bicycle. the program sud be in java. tenks

:- use_module(library(clpfd)).

solve(Tires, Cars, Tricycle, Bicycle):-
    Vars = [Cars,Tricycle,Bicycle], 
    Vars ins 0..sup,
    Cars*4 + Tricycle*3 + Bicycle*2 #= Tires,
    label(Vars).

Tosinosu2011:
please i need a program that allow users to enter d number of tyres and it would be evenly divided through bicycle, car, and trycycle tyres. eg 9 tires will be: 1car, 1trycycle and 1bicycle. the program sud be in java. tenks

Tosinosu2011:
please i need a program that allow users to enter d number of tyres and it would be evenly divided through bicycle, car, and trycycle tyres. eg 9 tires will be: 1car, 1trycycle and 1bicycle. the program sud be in java. tenks

airsaylongcon:
Here we go guys

Consider the following function
int t ()
{
int q, output;
output = 0;
for ( q = 0; q < 5; k++ )
{
if ( ( q % 3 ) == 1 )
output = output + q;
else
output = output + 1;
}
return output;
}
What value is returned as a result of the call t () ?

codemarshal08:


A call to this function will cause an infinite loop. it will never return as the value of q is never incremented

airsaylongcon:


Sorry that's a typo. My brain meant to type q++ while my hand typed k++. My apologies

1st comparison, q = 0 ----- 0%3 =====> 0, output = 0 + 1 = 1-----------1
2nd                 q = 1------1%3=====>  0. output = 1 + 1 = 2------------2
3rd                  q = 2------2%3=====> 0, output = 2 + 1----------------3
4th                  q = 3------3%3=====> 0, output =  3 + 1---------------4
5th                  q = 4------4%3=====> 1, output =  4 + q = 4 + 4-------8

codemarshal08:


Ok the return value is 8

airsaylongcon:
Consider the following pseudocode.

program main ()
begin
integer p, q, r, s
p = 6
q = 7
r = 8
s = fxn (p, q, r)
print s, p, q, r
end

integer fxn (integer a, integer b, integer c)
begin
if (a > 6) then
b = 25
c = a + b
return b + c
end

If fxn uses call-by-reference, what values would be printed as a result of executing the pseudocode?

codemarshal08:


Please, Does the if in the function have an else part. Just want to be clear. I am not too convenient with pascal Syntax(i guess)

airsaylongcon:
Consider the following pseudocode.

program main ()
begin
integer p, q, r, s
p = 6
q = 7
r = 8
s = fxn (p, q, r)
print s, p, q, r
end

integer fxn (integer a, integer b, integer c)
begin
if (a > 6) then b = 25
c = a + b
return b + c
end

If fxn uses call-by-reference, what values would be printed as a result of executing the pseudocode?

Tosinosu2011:
please i need a program that allow users to enter d number of tyres and it would be evenly divided through bicycle, car, and trycycle tyres. eg 9 tires will be: 1car, 1trycycle and 1bicycle. the program sud be in java. tenks

airsaylongcon:
OK warm up with this. Remember that these are exam questions meant to be answered in approximately 2 minutes. Without the use of a compiler or stuff like that

Consider the following function
double p (double b, unsigned int e)
{
if (e==0)
return 1.0;
else
if (even(e))
return p(b*b, e/2);
else
return p(b*b, e/2)*b;
}

How many multiplication are executed as a result of the call p(5.0, 12). Divisions SHOULD NOT be included in this total

airsaylongcon:
Here we go guys

Consider the following function
int t ()
{
int q, output;
output = 0;
for ( q = 0; q < 5; q++ )
{
if ( ( q % 3 ) == 1 )
output = output + q;
else
output = output + 1;
}
return output;
}
What value is returned as a result of the call t () ?

airsaylongcon:
This one is deep. Old school Pascal programming.

var a, b, c :integer;
read (c) ;
a:=1;
b:=1;
while a <10 do
begin
b=b*a;
a=a+1;
If a = c then exit
end


For the fragment of code above, which of the following statements about variables a and b must be true after execution of the fragment?

A) (b=(c-1)!) AND (a>=c)
B) (b=9!) AND (a=10)
C) (b=10!) AND (a=10)
D) ((b=10!) AND (a=10)) OR ((b=(c-1)!) AND (a=c))
E) ((b=9!) AND (a>=10)) OR ((b=(c-1)!) AND (a=c))

{a: 1 <= a < c}