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The average number of days it takes for a company to collect outstanding receivables. A days sales outstanding (DSO) of 15 means it takes 15 days to collect on sales. Low DSOs are favorable; a company is able to quickly collect on sales. Payments can be used for other purposes.
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DSO is a component of the Cash Conversion Cycle (CCC), which is used to determine how long cash is tied up in working capital. A higher DSO will mean a higher CCC for a company.
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Thanks to a certain form of social media, namely Facebook, I've recently been able to rekindle some long-dormant friendships. If for nothing else, Facebook is a remarkable tool for accomplishing that.
The one thing that has been fairly constant among many of these electronic conversations is somehow we almost always get a word in about sports of some kind. Maybe because they are a big part of my professional life, or as I'd like to think, they truly can be a common factor that binds.
In a recent dialogue with a friend of mine, whom I hadn't spoken to in more than 30 years, I learned she moved from Illinois and now lives in a small town in northeast Texas. One of the things she took with her to the Lone Star state was her love for the Chicago Cubs.
She told me about a game her family went to earlier this season at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington to see the Rangers host the Cubs. Her seats were close enough to the Rangers' dugout that her loud cheering for the visiting team actually managed to stir the ire of a few of the Rangers players as they made their way on and off the field.
She also described how she wasn't the only one cheering for the North Siders that game. As a matter of fact, she said the crowd was close to even for both teams. I told her that really isn't that unusual for the Cubs.
Many people around here know a lot of times when the Cubs are on the road in Milwaukee, there may actually be more Chicago fans in attendance than Brewers fans. Hence, the nickname that Miller Park has earned when the Cubs are in town—Wrigley North.
It seems like every time I watch a Cubs road game, the cameras always catch a large number of fans wearing their Cubs gear at the games. Often, I can even hear the chant "Go Cubs, Go" in the background in those supposedly-hostile environments.
That begs the question, "How can a team that hasn't won a World Series in more than 100 years have so many devoted fans across the USA?" Surely, there haven't been that many people relocate from Illinois to every other state in the Union. I don't have a good answer. All I know is for some strange reason, people all over this country seem to love that team.
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A BARROW businessman who drowned at sea may have died because brain surgery left him "unable to recognise danger", an inquest heard.
The body of ex-Barrow Raiders commercial director, Peter Millican, 46, of Abbey Road, was recovered from the sea off Askam pier on February 5.
The inquest, at Barrow Town Hall yesterday, heard Mr Millican had been recovering from a rare condition called Type 2 Arnold-Chiari malformation, in which the lower part of the brain is pushed downwards towards the spinal cord.
Mr Millican's partner of 11 years, Jane O'Hare, told the coroner's court his condition had been misdiagnosed by doctors for two years.
She said if the condition had been spotted sooner, at Type 1 stage, a simple procedure could have corrected it.
Instead on May 26 last year Mr Millican underwent a seven-hour operation which wiped three years of his memory and left him with brain damage and agoraphobia (fear of going outside).
He was left unable to remember his mother's birthday party three months before the operation or the previous three Christmases.
Mr Millican was also unable to perform tasks such as operating a remote control or working a toaster – but Ms O'Hare said he had been making steady improvements in the months before his death.
"Peter realised he wasn't the same person anymore," she said.
Ms O'Hare spoke of setting her partner "little goals" and said he had been in better spirits before his death.
"We had a party at my house and he was the life and soul," she said.
Ms O'Hare told the court: "We came to realise after the operation Pete did not click where there was danger."
She said he had once tried to remove a chicken from the oven with his bare hands before he was stopped.
He had also been picked up after previous walks on Askam beach "soaking wet" because he could not recognise bad weather would present a danger.
The court heard CCTV cameras at the family home showed the last images of Mr Millican alive getting into a taxi – probably to visit his mother.
Ms O'Hare said: "You could see he was happy, he was walking tall and he was smiling."
Summing up, coroner Mr Ian Smith described Mr Millican as a man with a "very nasty" condition who underwent "very severe" surgery.
He said: "Where some people just lay down and accept it he fought back to regain the skills he lost through the operation, making good progress.
"This was a man who recognised he had a problem but knew how to deal with it."
Mr Smith said the most likely scenario was that Mr Millican fell into the water and was unable to get out. He recorded a verdict of accidental death.
Ms O'Hare told the Evening Mail: "We are relieved about the verdict but the family is still heartbroken. He really did fight to get better."
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TheFastandTheMeek askedWhat i'm trying to do is change the program to read the numberfrom an infile and print it out in a o... Show moreWhat i'm trying to do is change the program to read the numberfrom an infile and print it out in a outfile and.(mainly bymodifying getNumber function.)Have the program find the sum and average.#include <iostream>#include <iomanip>using namespace std;const int N=20;void initialize(int& zeroCount, int& oddCount,int& evenCount);void getNumber(int& num);void classifyNumber(int num, int& zeroCount, int&oddCount, int& evenCount);void printResults(int zeroCount, int oddCount, intevenCount);int main(){int counter;int number;int zeros;int odds;int evens;initialize(zeros, odds,evens);cout<<"Please enter"<<N<<" integers."<<endl;cout<<" The numbers you enteredare: "<<endl;for (counter=1; counter<=N;counter++){getNumber(number);cout<<number<<" ";classifyNumber(number,zeros,odds,evens);}cout<<endl;printResults(zeros, odds,evens);system("pause");return 0;}void initialize(int& zeroCount,int& oddCount, int& evenCount){zeroCount=0;oddCount=0;evenCount=0;}void getNumber(int& num){cin >>num;}void classifyNumber(int num, int&zeroCount, int& oddCount, int& evenCount){switch(num%2){case 0:evenCount++;if (num == 0)zeroCount++;break;case 1:case -1:oddCount++;}}void printResults(int zeroCount, intoddCount, int evenCount){cout<<"There are"<<evenCount<<" evens,"<<"which includes"<<zeroCount<<" zeros"<<endl;cout<<"The numberof odd numbers is: "<<oddCount<<endl;}• Show less3 answers
SERAL2013 askedUsing the textbook: Programming Lan... Show moreI am taking a ccourse called Principles of ProgrammingLanguages.
Using the textbook: Programming Languages Concepts 9thedition.
I have been assigned a programming exercise in Chapter 11(Abstract Data Types)…This is the exercise description verbatim:
Design an abstract data type for a matrix with integerelements in a language you know, including operations for addition,subtraction, and matrix multiplication.I have chosen C++ as my language.I understand that I will have to create a matrix class withall of the described operations.However, I do not know where to begin.
I am very new to creating classes in any programminglanguage.
Could someone please give me an example of a matrix class likethe one described?
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Console askedI need help writing this c-program...the code currently prints outthe sum of the arrays and I need t... Show moreI need help writing this c-program...the code currently prints outthe sum of the arrays and I need to find the minimum value from thelist of inputted numbers. It currently prints out the maximum valuefor some reason...even if I switch theif(x[i]<temp)...Thanks.
Also how would I change the program to run it like this....
Write a program to first populate an array of size 11 and then findthe medium of the array elements.
Write a program to first populate an array of size 10 and then findthe minimum number in the array.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
int main(void)
double x[10];
int i;
double sum = 0;
double temp;
temp = x[0];
printf("Enter a number:");
sum += x[i];
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printf("\nThe total number is %3.2f\n",sum);
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write a program that reads and takes advice from the programwriting. the program starts by writing of advice to the screen andasking the user to type in a different pieces of advice. theprogram then ends. the next person to run the program receives theadvice given by the person who last ran the program. The advice iskept in a file, and the contents of the file change after each runof the program. you can use your editor to enter the initial pieceof advice in the file so that the first person who runs the programreceives some advice. Allow the user to type in advice of anylength so that it can be any number of lines long. the useris told to end his or her advice by pressing the return key twotimes. your program can then test to see that it has reached theend of the input by checking to see when it reads two consecutiveoccurrences of the character '\n'.0 answers
TangyChicken8864 askedDECLARE IN MAIN an array of days permonth (element 0 will be ignored, element 1... Show more
DECLARE IN MAIN an array of days permonth (element 0 will be ignored, element 1 will have 31 forJanuary, element 2 will have 28 for February, etc.) AND two otherarray of ints (called daysArray and yearsArrayhere). The program will be converting between the "Day of theyear" with year and a calendar date (MM DD YYYY). In main dothe following:
· Calla function (see 1. below) to read Calendar Dates from a text file,but store only the Day-of-year and the year in correspondingelements of the daysArray and yearsArray. Assign the return value (number of elements) to a local variable(like numElems).
· Calla function (see 2. below) to print numElems elements of thedaysArray and yearsArray to another textfile. Make sure you read into the arrays first (if youdidn't, don't call this function).
You must have the following in yourprogram:
1. function (call from main) to fill thedaysArray and yearsArray using the converted data from an inputfile (use Lab1Input.txt input file on the G: drive for turningin). You will be opening and closing the file in thisfunction (if it doesn't open, print an error message and return 0and don't try to read anything). Each input line in the filewill be a date (3 ints) of the form MM DD YYYY. Convert eachdate to a day-of-year (an int) using another function (see 3.below) and if it's a valid date, store in an element of thedaysArray, and store the year in the corresponding elementof the yearsArray. Stop when you get to the end offile or the end of the array. Return the number of elements ina return statement.
2. function (call from main) to write thearray and the day-of-year with year converted back to a calendardate (use another function, see 4. below) to a text file. Theoutput file will be opened and closed in this function (if itdoesn't open, print an error message and return and don't try towrite anything). In this function, do the following:
o print headers in the output file for "Day ofYear", and "Calendar Date"
o For each of the elements used indaysArray and yearsArray,
§ print an element of daysArray
§ Call function #4 (see 4. below) to get thecalendar date
§ Print the Calendar date in the formMM/DD/YYYY
3. function (call from function #1) to dothe following:
· check if month is 1 through 12, day is 1 throughdaysOfMonth[month], or day is 1 through daysOfMonth [month]+1 ifyear is a leap year (use function 5. below) and year is 1000through 9999, return –1 in a return statement ifNOT
· calculate the Day-of-year date given the Calendar date USING THEARRAY OF DAYS PER MONTH. Remember to add 1 to the Day-of-yeardate if the date is after Feb. 28 and the year is a leap year (leapyear function specs below – see 5. below). Return theDay-of-year date in a return statement.
4. function (call from function #2) thatcalculates the Calendar date given a Day-of-year and a year USING THE ARRAY OF DAYS PER MONTH. YOU MUST traversethe ARRAY OF DAYS PER MONTH to find the correct month! Theyear will be used to determine if it's a leap year (call 5. below),so you'll add 1 to the days for February if it is a leapyear. Assign to "reference parameters" (pointer parameters inC) the month and day.
5. function (call from function #1,function #2, function #3, and function #4) that returns if a year(given as a parameter) is a leap year or not. The year is aleap year if: the year is divisible by 4 and NOT divisible by 100,OR the year is divisible by 400. Use the modulus (%)operator to determine if a number is divisible by anothernumber!! Return (in a return statement) a non-zeroint if the year is a leap year, 0 if not.
DO NOT USE ANY EXTERNALVARIABLES!! You'll have to pass the arrays (declared in main)to other functions. Also, main should be mostly function and"subroutine" calls.
Include in your program:
- Arrays ofints (size of 13 for daysOfMonth array, size of 100 for the otherarrays)
- #definesfor all constants except for 0 or 1 (unless it makes sense for 0 or1)
- Functionswith pointer parameters (see 4. above)
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tejdhar askedConsider a virtual memory system with 32 bit addresses and 8 KBpages. Each page table entry is 2 byt... Show moreConsider a virtual memory system with 32 bit addresses and 8 KBpages. Each page table entry is 2 bytes long, and there is onelevel of page table. The entire 32 bit address is available toprocesses. Consider a process that has allocated the top and bottom128 MB of its address space. How much memory does its page tableuse. (Note that 1 MB = 1048576 bytes) Now consider the same processin a two level paging system with the same size pages, but two pageidentifiers of 10 and 9 bits for the first and second level of thepage table. How much memory does this page table consume for thesame process?
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Anonymous askedWrite a C program which can generate such passwords from 6 to 12characters in length. The program sh... Show more
Write a C program which can generate such passwords from 6 to 12characters in length. The program should ask the user to enter thelength of the password and then produce the generated password.Write a function to generate the password and a function to printit.
1. Check a table of the ASCII codes.(Try man ascii or search the web.) You will seethat '0' is the lowest of the alphanumeric characters and 'z' isthe highest. There are some characters in this range that are notalphanumeric.
2. Use srand() and rand() functionsto produce random integer values which should be between ASCIIvalue of '0' and 'z'. Therefore you have toeliminate those non alphanumeric characters as part of thepassword. Use the functions in ctype.h to eliminate thosecharacters that are not alphanumeric. Go to the Lesson10 notes tofind out which functions are suitable for you to use. Remember toinclude the stdlib.h, time.h, and ctype.h header files.
3. You can use a for loop to outputthe characters one at a time. You have to use %c as formatspecifier to output as characters and they should be in the rangeof the ASCII values for alphanumeric characters.
Sample output:
Password GeneratingProgram
Enter the length ofthe password: 12
Your new passwordis: Mr4uHp78YiL4
Part 2 – Testing
Testing the program should include the following tests:
- Normal operation: try a number of passwords between 6 and 12characters long. Check to make sure the messages are correct andthat a random password is generated.
- Make sure the user does not enter number less than 6 andgreater than 12. If it happens, ask the user to enter the lengthagain until a value is entered between 6 and 12.
Provide a copy of the source code and the output for all yourtesting.• Show less0 answers
Anonymous askedThis is my asignment and below it is the solution. Can youhelp me to correct that solution because t... Show moreThis is my asignment and below it is the solution. Can youhelp me to correct that solution because there are som errors. As Iknow we should use clrscr() with CLS system, right? Somehowcan you help me to change to clrscr() method instead of conio.h. By theway, if you think that it's not nessessary to use clrscr, can youobmit that one for me? Or anyway, correct it with the way you want,just make it simple, don't use hard method and if you have time,please take some notes "//" for me so that I can understand stepsby steps! ThanksMemory GameUsing a pair of 2 dimensional character arrays, you aregoing to create a game of memory for the user to play. Thegrid should be a 3 x 6 grid that looks like:
1 2 3 4 5 6
Another array should hold the pairs of values and should becreated by random. The values can be any symbol you would liketo use I.E. % # & ! @ ~
There will be 9 pairs of symbols hidden in the secondarray. The player will select two options and you will comparethe symbols at those corresponding places. Each symbol will bedisplayed to the user. If they are the same, then those placeswill be empty (using a space as the character). If they aredifferent then the player presses a key to continue, after whichthey will reset to X's. When all 9 pairs are found, thegame is over and the player has won. Use a counter to let theplayer know how many pairs where tried before the game ended.#include <iostream.h>• Show less
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <conio.h>
//define so cot , dong
const int COL = 6;
const int ROW = 3;
Main function
Chuong tring se run function nay khi hoat dong
int main()
{ //clear screen.
// randomize();
// Khai bao bien
int i, j, k, count=0,tmp;
// create array two dememsion
char data[ROW][COL];
char xxx[ROW][COL];
int used[9]={0};
//asign data (%, #, &, !, @, ~ ) vao array
char keys[9]={'%','#','&','!','@','~','^','$','+'};
// create x array
for(i=0; i<ROW ; i++ )
for(j=0; j <COL; j++ )
// Create random values to array
for(i=0; i<ROW ; i++ )
for(j=0; j <COL; j++ )
{tmp =rand()%9 ;
// tao 2 bien luu vi tri lua chon
int row1,col1,row2,col2 ;
char value1, value2 ;
int check1 = 0, check2=0;
//loop cho den khi choi xong
{cout<<endl<<" ";
cout<<j+1<<" ";
for(i=0; i<ROW ; i++ )
{cout<<i+1<<" ";
for(j=0; j <COL; j++ )
cout << " " << xxx[i][j];//count ;
cout << "\r\n";
cout <<"\nInput row 1:";
cin >> row1 ;
cout <<"Input column 1:";
cin >> col1 ;
cout<<endl<<" ";
cout<<j+1<<" ";
for(i=0; i<ROW ; i++ )
{cout<<i+1<<" ";
for(j=0; j <COL; j++ )
cout << " "<< data[i][j];
cout << " "<< xxx[i][j];
cout << "\r\n";
cout <<"\nInput row 2:";
cin >> row2 ;
cout <<"Input column 2:";
cin >> col2 ;
cout<<endl<<" ";
cout<<j+1<<" ";
for(i=0; i<ROW ; i++ )
{cout<<i+1<<" ";
for(j=0; j <COL; j++ )
cout << " "<< data[i][j];
cout << " "<< xxx[i][j];
cout << "\r\n";
// lay gia tri tron array ra compare
//neu dung (giong nhau) bien kiem tra tang len 1
{xxx[row1][col1]=' ';
xxx[row2][col2]=' ';
}while(check1<9);// (check1 + check2) <= 1 );
// wating press any key.
cout<<"The Board\n";
for(i=0; i<ROW ; i++ )
for(j=0; j <COL; j++ )
cout << " " << data[i][j];
cout << "\r\n";
cout<<"It took "<<count<<" Tries to finish thegame\n";
return 0;
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Anonymous askedbelow is my program and what the program needed to be. when i submitted it, my teacher said that i g... Show morebelow is my program and what the program needed to be. when i submitted it, my teacher said that i got the idea ofusing four arrays, however, not the sub-array part. The data filedoes not contain a number at the top indicate how many records arestored. The program needs to find out that. can someone help me outwith it. heres what we need:Re-write example olympics.cpp using dynamic arrays. Theexample uses one set of variables: countryName, gold, silver, andbronze, and repeatedly use them for each country in a loop. Eachtime a new set of data is read, the data for previous country iswiped out. Now you've learned arrays and you may modifythe program so it retains all the data. You may make an array ofstring to store all the country names, and three one-dimensionalarrays, one for each metal of gold, silver andbronze. You don't know in advance how manycountries' data are kept in the data file. To make theprogram useful to accommodate most probable data files, it must beable to handle as many as 180 countries. Your program willcreate the arrays large enough to handle data file of up to 180countries, read in data from data file until the end of file to thearrays, and then work on the data that are in the arrays. You arerequired to use a function to read in the data to the arrays, andanother function to process on the data. The program will behavethe same way as before, only now all the data are stored.
#include <iostream>#include <fstream>#include <string>#include <iomanip>using namespace std;void input(string[],int[],int[],int[],int&);void process(string[],int[],int[],int[],int);int main(){int totCountries;string countryName[180];int gold[180];int silver[180];int bronze[180];input(countryName,gold,silver,bronze, totCountries);process( countryName, gold, silver, bronze,totCountries);system("pause");return 0;}void input(string countryName[],int gold[],int silver[],int bronze[],int& totCountries){int i=0;ifstream ifile("medals.txt");if(ifile.fail()){cout<< "Can't find file medals.txt/n";system("pause");exit (0);}ifile >> totCountries;cout << "Total Countries participating: "<<totCountries;cout << endl << "Country\t\tGold\tSilver\tBronze\tTotal\t%Gold" << endl;ifile >> countryName[i];while(ifile){ifile >> gold[i] >> silver[i] >> bronze[i];i++;ifile >> countryName[i];}}void process(string countryName[],int gold[],int silver[],int bronze[],int totCountries){int i;int totalMedals[180] = {0};int maxGold = 0;int maxMedals = 0;int minMedals = 9000;double percentGold[180];string maxGoldCountry;string maxMedalCountry;string minMedalCountry;for(i=0;i<totCountries;i++){totalMedals[i] = gold[i] + silver[i] + bronze[i]; //calculate total medals wonif(totalMedals[i]==0)percentGold[i]=0;elsepercentGold[i] = (double(gold[i])/totalMedals[i]) * 100;cout << endl << countryName[i];if(countryName[i].length() < 8){cout << "\t";}cout << "\t"; //}cout << gold[i] << "\t" << silver[i] << "\t" << bronze[i] << "\t" << totalMedals[i];cout << fixed << showpoint << setprecision(1) << "\t" << percentGold[i] << "%";if( maxGold < gold[i] ){maxGold = gold[i];maxGoldCountry = countryName[i];}if( maxMedals < totalMedals[i] ){maxMedals = totalMedals[i];maxMedalCountry = countryName[i];}if( minMedals > totalMedals[i] ){minMedals = totalMedals[i];minMedalCountry = countryName[i];}}cout << endl;cout << "\nMost Gold Medals: " << maxGoldCountry << " with " << maxGold;cout << "\nMost Medals won: " << maxMedalCountry << " with " << maxMedals;cout << "\nLeast Medals won: " << minMedalCountry << " with " << minMedals;cout << "\n\n";}heres the initial text file:
Australia 9 9 22China 16 22 12Cuba 3 6 8France 15 7 15Germany 20 18 27Hungary 7 4 10Italy 13 9 12Poland 7 5 5Russia 26 21 16South.Korea 7 15 5Spain 5 11 6Ukraine 9 2 12United.States 23 32 262 answers
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TheFastandTheMeek askedWrite a program that reads a string an outputs the number of timeseach lowercase vowel appears in it... Show moreWrite a program that reads a string an outputs the number of timeseach lowercase vowel appears in it. Your program must contain afunction with one of its parameters a string, and return the numberof times each lowercase vowel appears in it. Also write a programto test your function. (Note that if str is a variable of typestring, then str.at(i) returns the character at the ith position.The position of the first character is 0.Also str.length() returnsthe length of the str, that is the number of characters instr.)
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Anonymous askedThis assignment will test your knowledgeof: linear regression using polyfit, use... Show more
This assignment will test your knowledgeof: linear regression using polyfit, user defined functions,and plotting. This program will use Chapter 5 material covered throughChapter 5.13 and Chapter 4 material in section4.3.
A resistance temperature detector (RTD)is an economical device that measures temperature. It relieson the characteristic of certain materials to have a linearrelationship between temperature and electrical resistance over arange of temperatures.
Your task is to evaluate severalcandidate metal alloys to determine which would be best suited fora household thermometer used to measure body temperature. Your test lab has given you a data file temperaturedata.txt(rightclick here to save the data file) which has resistance versustemperature for four metal alloys. Your job is to determinewhich metal alloy has the most linear relationship betweentemperature and resistance.
Write a MATLAB programthat:
1. Readsthe data file, temperaturedata.txt,using the load command. Note that the first line has a % sign toallow the load command to skip that line.
2. Uses the MATLAB functionpolyfit to find the slope and intercept for each dataset. Uses a function that you must write (seeSection 5.13 for help on this) to determine the value of r-squared.Failure to use polyfit and the user written function for r-squaredwill cost up to a 10 point deduction.
3. Writes the results of theanalysis to the screen, identically to how the raw data and resultswere written for PA3. Use fprintf and good format. Note: You canhave Temperature as the dependent (y) or the independent (x)variable in this analysis. Both will earn fullcredit.
4. Prints to the screen the ID(R1, etc) of the metal alloy that demonstrates the most linearrelationship (i.e. r-squared closest to 1.0).
5. Plots a graph similar to that belowof Resistance on the y axis and Temperature on the x axis with datapoints for the data and lines for the best fit straightlines.
6. In a while loop the program asks theuser for a resistance and the program returns the temperature usingthe RTD alloy that has the best fit (the one that you found in part4). The program ends when a zero is entered for theresistance.
Here is the data:
%T(F) R1 R2 R3 R495.0 95.20 66.10 43.10 29.0096.0 96.10 67.60 43.50 31.2097.0 97.40 67.00 43.70 30.5098.0 97.20 69.10 44.10 30.7099.0 98.90 68.00 44.70 32.80100.0 99.50 71.10 45.10 31.50101.0 101.00 71.20 45.30 31.60102.0 101.60 71.00 45.70 30.50103.0 101.80 73.10 46.30 32.50104.0 103.70 73.50 46.60 32.70105.0 105.60 72.80 47.10 33.60• Show less0 answers
Anonymous askedI need an assembly program that generates 30 random integersbetween 0 and 990. The random numbers sh... Show moreI need an assembly program that generates 30 random integersbetween 0 and 990. The random numbers should print diagonallyon a light-green screen.Thanks in advance!• Show less1 answer
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I am having an issue with one problem and my assignment was dueyesterday. Here is the problem:
Writea shell script called hw4, which will usegrep and any other Unix commands necessary todisplay only a count of how many users currentlylogged in AND are using the Korn shell.My question is what command will tell me what shell the users areusing. Who and w don't tell me that. Finger will, but Ineed to supply the name of the user. What i need is reallysomething that combines the two. I am sure there is a commandI am just missing though. nay ideas as to what command Icould use that would allow me to use grep to pull the users in thekorn shell??
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Anonymous askedwrite a C++ program to co... Show moreI'm very confused with this project I have all theinformation needed belowwrite a C++ program to compute the final grade for a course.Student ID numbers, which should be pure numerical number and maybe as large as nine digits, identifies students. The final grade iscomposed of two parts, homework average counts for 40 percent andtest average counts for 60 percent. There are two tests; each hasmaximum points of 100. There are seven homework assignments, withmaximum points of 25, 30, 40, 50, 35, 35 and 50 respectively.Homework average is computed by adding all the homework scorestogether then divide by maximum possible points. The final gradeneeds to be converted to letter grade, and the scale is listedbelow:
After each student's grade is determined, the program performs astatistics on the entire class by finding out how many A's, B's,C's, D's and E's in the class.The program should read input from data file "prg7data.txt",which is included in the assignment folder. The output should go tofile "prg7out.txt", which is to be created, and should haveinformation for each student followed by class statistics. Theaverage and final scores should always be printed with one decimalplace.info from prg7data.txt
123456789 77.2 88.3 22 28 35 45 33 35 40234567890 97.5 90 25 30 38 48 34 35 50345678901 82.4 77.5 22.5 27 35.5 44 35 33 48456789012 65.5 67 20 25 28 40 27 25 35567890123 79.5 82 25 30 32 47 30 33 46678901234 90 86.5 25 30 40 46 34 35 50789012345 77 82.2 25 30 36 46 33 32.5 47890123456 67.7 72.5 23 28 35 44 30 30 44901234567 76.5 83.4 25 29 38 49 35 35 49
The following is a sample data file, in the order of student id,two test scores, and seven homework scores on each line:
123456789 77.2 88.3 22 28 35 45 33 35 40
234567890 97.5 90 25 30 38 48 34 35 50
345678901 82.4 77.5 22.5 27 35.5 44 35 33 48
And the following is the sample output file:
Number of A's: 1
Number of B's: 2
Number of C's: 0
Number of D's: 0
Number of E's: 0
You are required to solve this problem usingarray and struct and also file I/O that were learned in thiscourse. You need declare a structure SStudent tocollectively manager each student's data, and an array of30 students to manager a class of maximum 30 students.Each student should have studentID, hwAve, testAve, finalScore,grade, an array of 2 test scores, and an array of 7 homeworkscores.
The following are functions that you must implement for the mainsteps:
int getInput ( SStudent [], int); // sendover an array of 30 students to get input for // stident id, testscores and homework scores
// return how many students wer actually read
// open input file should be done in the function
void process ( SStudent [], int); // send numberof students really stored in the array
// calculate hwAve, testAve, finalScore, and grade
// for each student on the array
void display ( cost SStudent [], int ); // send number ofstudents really stored in array
// do grade analysis and displayresult
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Anonymous askedpoints specified by the user are inside... Show morePoint in RectangleWrite a program that determines whetherpoints specified by the user are inside oroutside of a rectangle also specified by theuser.Use integer coordinates.?? X coordinates increase from left to right.?? Y coordinates increase from top to bottom.User Interface?? Get coordinates of the rectangle from the user.?? If invalid, output error message and let user tryagain.?? Keep trying indefinitely, until user gets it right.?? Repeatedly ask user for coordinates of a point.?? Let user enter 0 0 to quit.?? Say whether point is inside or outside therectangle.?? Consider the boundary inside.?? Keep asking for another point until the userenters 0 0.Specification?? Use structs to represent points andrectangles.#include <stdio.h>int main(){double x, y, w, h, x1, y1;printf("Enter the rectangle's top-leftcoordinates, width and height:");scanf("%lg, %lg, %lg, %lg", &x, &y,&w, &h);printf("Enter the points coordinates:");scanf("%lg, %lg", &x1, &y2);if ((x1 >= x) && (x1<= (x+w) )&& (y1 >= y) && (y1 <= (y + h) ) ){printf("The point is insidethe rectangle.");}else{printf("The point is outsidethe rectangle.");}return 0;}Can someone help me with this ?• Show less1 answer
Anonymous askedL... Show moreKjell, Chapter 28, Exercise 1.
Use the textbook link for additional help.
NOTE: Use the Frame-basedLinkage Convention for these programs.
In the Settings menu of SPIM set Bare MachineOFF, Allow Pseudo InstructionsON, Load Trap File ON, DelayedBranches OFF, Delayed Loads OFF, Mapped IO ON,Quiet OFF.
Run the programs by clicking SimulatorGo and thenOK in the pop-up panel.
**Exercise 1 — Play Compiler
Translate the following little program into MIPS assemblylanguage. Do a line-by-line translation as a simple compiler mightdo (as done in the chapter). Use stack-based variables for theprogram's local variables. Assemble and run your program underSPIM
int f;
int c;
f = 50;
c = toCent( f );
print( "f=", f, "c=", c );
int toCent( int x )
int v;
v = x - 32;
v = 5*v
v = v/9;
return v;
You could, of course, write the program without using variablessince there are plenty of "T" registers available. But practiceusing local variables as in the chapter. For each assignmentstatement, for each variable on the right of the equal signretrieve a value from a variable on the stack. For the variable onthe left of an assignment statement, store a value into thevariable, even if the very next statment requires that the value beretrieved.
Printout of program (fromNotepad), screen printout from SPIM showing final values inregisters, screen printout of I/O screen showing result.
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Anonymous askedKjell, Chapter 27, Exercise 3. Run the program twice, producing the two figuresshown in the problem.... Show moreKjell, Chapter 27, Exercise 3. Run the program twice, producing the two figuresshown in the problem.
For additional help use the textbook link.
NOTE: Use the Stack-based Linkage Conventionfor these programs.
In the Settings menu of SPIM set Bare MachineOFF, Allow Pseudo InstructionsON, Load Trap File ON, DelayedBranches ON, Delayed Loads ON, Mapped IO ON, QuietOFF.
Run the programs by clicking SimulatorGo and thenOK in the pop-up panel.
Exercise 3 — Triangle or Square
Write a program that asks if the user wants a triangle or asquare. It then prompts for the size of the object (the number oflines it takes to draw the object). The program then writes atriangle or a square of stars ("*") to the monitor.
Write a subroutine for each figure. In them, use a subroutine
starlinethat writes a line of a given number ofstars.
Printout of program (fromNotepad), screen printout from SPIM showing final values inregisters, screen printout of I/O screen showing result.
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Anonymous askedIt supouse to be equal number of a's and b's so the wordaaaaaa is not part of L; otherwise how can o... Show moreIt supouse to be equal number of a's and b's so the wordaaaaaa is not part of L; otherwise how can one understand the rulethat says:"and there are the same number of a's as b's"• Show less0 answers
Anonymous askedKjell, Chapter 26, Exercise 1. Use the subroutine for each of the terms of thepolynomial. Use u=1, v... Show moreKjell, Chapter 26, Exercise 1. Use the subroutine for each of the terms of thepolynomial. Use u=1, v=2.
For more info click on textbook link
NOTE: The example programs in the chapterincluded load and branch delays to show how actual MIPS hardwareworks. However, for these exercises you can turn them off (or leavethem on if you prefer.)
In the Settings menu of SPIM set Bare MachineOFF, Allow Pseudo InstructionsON, Load Trap File ON, DelayedBranches ON, Delayed Loads ON, Mapped IO ON, QuietOFF.
Run the programs by clicking SimulatorGo and thenOK in the pop-up panel.
Exercise 1 — Arithmetic Expression
Write a subroutine that takes three arguments, A, X, and Y. Itthen computes A*X*Y and returns it.
Use the subroutine to evaluate the following for various valuesof u and v:
5u2 - 12uv + 6v2
The main method, in a loop, prompts the user for values of u andv and prints out the result. End the loop when the user enters zerofor both u and v.
Printout of program (fromNotepad), screen printout from SPIM showing final values inregisters, screen printout of I/O screen showing result.
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Anonymous askedI need help with this project. I need as much commentary aspossible. Design, code, and develop, comp... Show more
I need help with this project. I need as much commentary aspossible. Design, code, and develop, compile, and execute anORIGINAL C++ Program that does the following:
1) Calculate and display the sum of the integers between 1and ' n ', inclusively, using a tabular
output format to display the results, and where the variable 'n'<= 1000, and the incremental sums shall be stored in anarray.
2) The results of each intermediate sum in the calculationshall be stored in an integer array of the same size as thevariable 'n', and the program shall CALCULATE the sums.
3) Further, the program shall create the arrayfor the solutions in the ' MAIN( ) 'program and shall pass theentire array to a function where the intermediate sums shall becalculated and stored.
4) Create the program in a single, complete C++ SourceProgram using the standard format and structure.
5) Be certain to CAPTURE the output screen ofyour program's execution and append it to your C++ Sourceprogram as a series of multiline comments.• Show less1 answer
Albrittbrat askedx.Hmo we have a project that has to be able to add, subtract, multiply, divide, and find the magnitu... Show morex.Hmo we have a project that has to be able to add, subtract, multiply, divide, and find the magnitude of complex numbers. My code so far:
//Description: read in complex and real numbers from an input file and perform
//addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and absolute value functions
//then output the results with teacher specified formatting to a user specified
//output file.
#include <iostream> //standard input output stream (cin/cout)
#include <iomanip> //io manipulators
#include <fstream> //file streams
#include <cmath> //math functions (sqrt)
#include <string> //string variables
//namespace declaration
using namespace std;
struct Variables
float a, b, c, d;
float ansr, ansi;
//function prototypes
char Operation(char, ifstream&, ofstream&);
void Addition(Variables&, ifstream&, ofstream&);
void Subtraction(Variables&, ifstream&, ofstream&);
void Multiplication(Variables&, ifstream&, ofstream&);
void Division(Variables&, ifstream&, ofstream&);
void Absvalue(Variables&, ifstream&, ofstream&);
//main function
int main()
Variables set;
char Test, test;
int out_test;
string input, output;
ifstream infile;
ofstream outfile;
cout << "Please enter the input file name" << endl;
cin >> input;
cout << input << endl;
cout << "Invalid input file" << endl;
cout << "Please enter the input file name" << endl;
cin >> input;
cout << input << endl;
cout << "Please enter the output file name" << endl;
cin >> output;
cout << output << endl;
outfile << setprecision(3);
Test = Operation(test, infile, outfile);
Addition(set, infile, outfile);
else if(Test=='-')
Subtraction(set, infile, outfile);
else if(Test=='*')
Multiplication(set, infile, outfile);
else if(Test=='/')
Division(set, infile, outfile);
else if(Test=='a')
Absvalue(set, infile, outfile);
else if(Test=='f')
cout << "\n==> Input file is empty!!\n==> No action taken.";
return 0;
//function definitions
char Operation(char test, ifstream& infile, ofstream& outfile)
infile >> test;
infile.ignore(2000, '\n');
outfile << "Invalid operation requested. No Action Performed." << endl;
return test;
void Addition(Variables& set, ifstream& infile, ofstream& outfile)
infile >> set.a;
infile >> set.b;
infile >> set.c;
infile >> set.d;
infile.ignore(2000, '\n');
set.ansr = set.a + set.c;
set.ansi = set.b + set.d;
outfile << setprecision(3);
outfile << "(" << set.a << ", " << set.b << ") + (" << set.c << ", "
<< set.d << ") = (" << set.ansr << ", " << set.ansi << ")\n";
void Subtraction(Variables& set, ifstream& infile, ofstream& outfile)
infile >> set.a;
infile >> set.b;
infile >> set.c;
infile >> set.d;
infile.ignore(2000, '\n');
set.ansr = set.a - set.c;
set.ansi = set.b - set.d;
outfile << setprecision(3);
outfile << "(" << set.a << ", " << set.b << ") - (" << set.c << ", "
<< set.d << ") = (" << set.ansr << ", " << set.ansi << ")\n";
void Multiplication(Variables& set, ifstream& infile, ofstream& outfile)
infile >> set.a;
&nbõifx.Hmgt; set.b;
infile >> set.c;
infile >> set.d;
infile.ignore(2000, '\n');
set.ansr = (set.a*set.c)-(set.b*set.d);
set.ansi = (set.b*set.c)+(set.a*set.d);
outfile << setprecision(3);
outfile << "(" << set.a << ", " << set.b << ") * (" << set.c << ", "
<< set.d << ") = (" << set.ansr << ", " << set.ansi << ")\n";
void Division(Variables& set, ifstream& infile, ofstream& outfile)
infile >> set.a;
infile >> set.b;
infile >> set.c;
infile >> set.d;
infile.ignore(2000, '\n');
outfile << setprecision(3);
outfile << "(" << set.a << ", " << set.b << ") / (" << set.c << ", "
<< set.d << ") = Illegal divide by zero attempted\n";
set.ansr = (((set.a*set.c)+(set.b*set.d))*(set.c-set.d))/(((set.c*set.c)+(set.d*set.d))*(set.c-set.d));
set.ansi = (((set.b*set.c)-(set.a*set.d))*(set.c-set.d))/(((set.c*set.c)+(set.d*set.d))*(set.c-set.d));
outfile << setprecision(3);
outfile << "(" << set.a << ", " << set.b << ") / (" << set.c << ", "
<< set.d << ") = (" << set.ansr << ", " << set.ansi << ")\n";
void Absvalue(Variables& set, ifstream& infile, ofstream& outfile)
infile >> set.a;
infile >> set.b;
infile.ignore(2000, '\n');
set.ansr = sqrt((set.a*set.a)+(set.b*set.b));
outfile << setprecision(3);
outfile << "|(" << set.a << ", " << set.b << ")| = " << set.ansr << endl;
The program needs to be able to take input files of the format:
( 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5
* 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5
a 2.5 2.5
/ 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5
+ 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5
- 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5
/ 2.5 2.5 0.0 0.0
and output in the format:
Please enter the input file name
Please enter the output file name
mars $ more P10_out1.txt
Invalid operation requested. No Action Performed.
(2.500, 2.500) * (2.500, 2.500) = (0.000, 12.500)
|(2.500, 2.500)| = 3.536
(2.500, 2.500) / (2.500, 2.500) = (1.000, 0.000)
(2.500, 2.500) + (2.500, 2.500) = (5.000, 5.000)
(2.500, 2.500) - (2.500, 2.500) = (0.000, 0.000)
(2.500, 2.500) / (0.000, 0.000) = Illegal divide by zero attempted
The non working operators are there on purpose as an error that the program must be able to deal with.
Finally, it also has to be able to test and see if the input file and output files are valid and of a corrøfrx.Hminfile must exist and the outfile cannot have illegal characters in it (i.e. /). My program works for all of these except for the error of a valid, • Show less1 answer
Anonymous asked#i... Show morex.Hmeed help to get this output correct, this is the code:
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <iomanip>
const int NUM_JUDGES= 8;
const int COUNTRYCODES= 10;
const int NUM_PLAYERS= 10;
using namespace std;
void PrintPurpose();
void GetPlayersInfo(char[], string[], float[][NUM_JUDGES], int);
void ProcessScores(const float[][NUM_JUDGES], float[], int);
void ComputeAverages(const float[] [NUM_JUDGES], float[], int);
float FindHighest(const float[][NUM_JUDGES], int);
float FindLowest(const float[][NUM_JUDGES], int);
string ConvertCode(char);
int main()
{int i,j;
char codes[COUNTRYCODES];
string names[NUM_PLAYERS];
float scores[NUM_PLAYERS][NUM_JUDGES];
//float tot[NUM_JUDGES];
float average[NUM_JUDGES];
string filename;
int size=NUM_PLAYERS;
cout<<setw(22)<<fixed<<showpoint<<setprecision(2)<<"judge's average score"<< "|";
return 0;
void PrintPurpose()
{cout<<"In an international...\n";
void GetPlayersInfo(char codes[], string names[], float scores[][NUM_JUDGES], int size)
{ char filename[30];
ifstream input;
int i,j;
cout<<"what is the name of the file you are using? ";
cout<<"file did not open please check it\n";
cout<<"Enter the name of the file you are using? ";
void ProcessScores(const float scores[][NUM_JUDGES], float averages[], int size)
{int i,j;
void ComputeAverages(const float scores[][NUM_JUDGES], float averages[], int size)
{int i,j;
float tot;
float FindHighest(const float scores[] [NUM_JUDGES], int j)
{int i;
float max;
return max;
float FindLowest(const float scores[] [NUM_JUDGES], int j)
int i;
float max;
return max;
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{string name;
case 'A': name="America ";
case 'B': name="Brazil ";
case 'C': name="Chile ";
case 'F': name="France ";
case 'G': name="Germany ";
case 'I': name="Italy ";
case 'J': name="Japan ";
case 'K': name="Korea ";
case 'M': name="Mexico ";
case 'R': name="Russia ";
return name;
}the oudput should look like this:and the out put i'm getting is
Johnson 9.9 9.4 9.6 9.9 9.0 8.2 9.8 8.9 56.6
Brazil Lopez 8.1 9.3 9.1 õnsx.Hmsp; 7.3 9.0 8.6 52.5
Chile Liu 9.5 9.2 9.7 9.3 9.1 8.2 9.8 8.5 55.3
France Lefebvre 9.6 9.1 9.8 9.5 8.2 8.4 9.0 8.9 54.5
Germany Schmidt 7.7 8.4 8.2 9.4 8.3 7.5 8.8 9.1 50.5
Italy Ferrari 8.8 9.6 8.3 9.3 8.7 8.1 9.6 8.9 53.6
Japan Suzuki 9.5 9.8 9.5 9.6 8.2 7.6 9.8 8.7 55.3
Korea Kim 9.4 9.5 9.9 9.6 9.7 8.3 7.7 9.8 56.3
Mexico Gonzalez 7.7 9.5 9.4 8.4 8.8 7.7 8.7 8.6 51.6
Russia Ivanov 8.5 9.2 8.3 9.2 8.3 7.4 9.5 8.8 52.3
judge's average score |816228.2816228.2816228.2816228.2816228.2816228.2816228.2816228.2
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Write a program that implements a method that receives an arrayparameter and sorts that array using the bubble-sort algorithm. Thebubble-sort algorithm makes several passes through the array. Oneach pass, successive neighboring pairs are compared. If a pair isin decreasing order, its values are swapped: otherwise, the valuesremain unchanged. The technique is called a bubble sort because thesmaller values gradually "bubble" their way to the top.
The algorithm may be described as follows:
changed =false;
for(int i = 0;i < list.length - 1; i++){
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Anonymous askedNeed help with the problem in the book which ass to write a programthat uses a single stack to check... Show moreNeed help with the problem in the book which ass to write a programthat uses a single stack to check whether a string containingbraces, parentheses, and brackets is properly delimited
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Anonymous askedRapunzel I could use your help this time its with C-Strings. Iam to write a program that will read i... Show moreRapunzel I could use your help this time its with C-Strings. Iam to write a program that will read in a line of text and outputthe number of words in the line and the number of occurrences ofeach letter. Define a word to be any string of letters that isdelimited at each end by either whitespace, a period, a comma, orthe befinning or end of the line. You can assume that the inputconsists entirely of letters, whitespaces, commas, and periods.When outputting the number of letters that occur in a line, be sureto count upper- and lowercase versions of a letter as the sameletter. Output the letters in alphabetical order and list onlythose letters that do occur in the input line. For example, theinput lineI say Hi.should produce output similar to the following:3 words1 a1 h2 i1 s1 y• Show less3 answers
Anonymous askedI have a problem writing out the car class for an already written demo. I have to Write a... Show morex.HmHello!I have a problem writing out the car class for an already written demo. I have to Write a class named Car that has the following fields:
- yearModel. The yearModel field is an int that holds the car's year model.
- make. The make field references a String object that holds the make of the car.
- speed. The speed field is an int that holds the car's current speed.
This is the file that has been provided:public class CarDemo{public static void main(String[] args){Car sportsCar = new Car(2004, "Porsche");Car slowCar = new Car(2002, "Ford Focus");// Display the current status.System.out.println("Current status of the sports car:");System.out.println("Year model: " + sportsCar.getYearModel());System.out.println("Make: " + sportsCar.getMake());System.out.println("Speed: " + sportsCar.getSpeed());System.out.println("Current status of the other car:");System.out.println("Year model: " + slowCar.getYearModel());System.out.println("Make: " + slowCar.getMake());System.out.println("Speed: " + slowCar.getSpeed());// Accelerate the sports car five times, the slowCar twice.System.out.println("\nAccelerating...");sportsCar.accelerate();sportsCar.accelerate();sportsCar.accelerate();sportsCar.accelerate();sportsCar.accelerate();slowCar.accelerate();slowCar.accelerate();// Display the speed.System.out.println("Now the sport car speed is " + sportsCar.getSpeed());System.out.println("Now the other car speed is " + slowCar.getSpeed());// Brake the sports car three times, the slowCar onceSystem.out.println("\nBraking...");sportsCar.brake();sportsCar.brake();sportsCar.brake();slowCar.brake();// Display the speed.System.out.println("Now the sport car speed is " + sportsCar.getSpeed());System.out.println("Now the other car speed is " + slowCar.getSpeed());}}I have to output these results./* Output:-bash-3.2$ java CarDemoCurrent status of the sports car:Year model: 2004Make: PorscheSpeed: 0Current status of the other car:Year model: 2002Make: Ford FocusSpeed: 0Accelerating...Now the sport car speed is 25Now the other car speed is 10Braking...Now the sport car speed is 10Now the other car speed is 5*/So far I have this as my code, but the CarDemo isn't responding to my class.public class Car{// fieldsprivate int yearModel;private String make;private int speed;// constructorpublic Car(int year, String make){yearModel = year;this.make = make;speed = 0;}// accessor methodspublic int getYear(){return yearModel;}public String getMake(){return make;}public int getSpeed(){return speed;}// increases speed by 5 unitspublic void accelerate(){speed += 5;}// decreases speed by 5 unitspublic void brake(){speed -= 5;}// test Car classpublic static void main(String[] args) {// Create a Car objectCar sportsCar = new Car(2006, "Mitsibushi Lancer");// Display year and makeSystem.out.println("Year: " + sportsCar.getYear());System.out.println("Make: " + sportsCar.getMake());// Call accelerate method on Car object 5 timõdvx.Hmnbsp; for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {sportsCar.accelerate();System.out.println("Current speed: " + sportsCar.getSpeed());}// Call brake method on Car object 5 timesfor (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {sportsCar.brake();System.out.println("Current speed: " + sportsCar.getSpeed());®Ri>x.Hm }} // end of class Car0 answers
- Constructor. The constructor should accept the car's year model and make as arguments. These values should be assigned to the object's yearModel and make fields. The constructor should also assign 0 to the speed field.
- Accessors. Appropriate accessor methods should get the values stored in an object's yearModel, make, and speed fields.
- accelerate. The accelerate method should add 5 to the speed field each time it is called.
- brake. The brake method should subtract 5 from the speed field each time it is called.
Anonymous askedHow would I change this program to us a dynamic array in a class?Where size and the array are privat... Show moreHow would I change this program to us a dynamic array in a class?Where size and the array are private member variables.
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xdarkfluxx askedSo 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13 w... Show moreHow do you detect if a sequence of number is fibonacci esque. An+2= An+1 + An.
So 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13 would be fibonacci esque but there may be gapsin the sequence of size 1,2, or 3.
So the sequence given might be 1,2,8,34,55,144.
You also might be given a sequence such as -27, -9, 9, 9, 27,117.
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TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (Marketwire) -- 12/22/12 -- According to the BMO Holiday Spending Survey, fewer Canadians are waiting until the last minute to cross names off of their holiday shopping list, with the majority planning their shopping weeks or months in advance (26 per cent and 68 per cent respectively).
However, three per cent don't begin their holiday shopping until the last minute, leaving themselves only a short time to wrap up their gift giving.
"With Canadian families balancing busier schedules more than ever before, it's no surprise that a few shoppers will be rushing around at the last-minute. However, this last-minute rush can often cause people to make impulse decisions and sometimes over-spend on gift buying," said Janet Peddigrew, Vice President, BMO Bank of Montreal. "Planning and establishing a budget early on to cap and track holiday spending can help avoid last-minute spending pitfalls."
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Yamaha says it is poised to kick off detailed contract renewal discussions with Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo.
With Honda admitting last month that it plans fresh talks to lure Lorenzo off a YZR-M1 for 2015, Yamaha will act swiftly to ensure its most prized asset in MotoGP commits to a new two-year deal.
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Mar 09
Posts: 5451
Nostrodamus says:
so Valentino is a great brand for us and hopefully we can attract people of his level in the future, "said Velo.
No end of riders capable of ousting the Terrapin from his nr.4 ranking.
May 12
Posts: 189
rocketri17 says:
I wonder when they will arrive (and show it)?
Oct 13
Posts: 552
luckofthewelsh says:
I have got no problem with the amount of Spaniards in the championship, they have got an incredible setup over there which allows a lot of talent to get spotted. Which is why a lot of the grid is Spanish.
However, when sponsors start asking for riders of a certain nationality it is not good for the sport. Surely the sponsors should want their team to win? Regardless of what country the rider is from! Like Movistar has said they are an international company and most of their business is from outside of Spain, so why say they would like a Spanish rider?
I just want to see some other riders get a chance if they have the talent.
Whilst all three of the Aliens are Spanish then they're spoilt for choice. The back up brigade looks pretty healthy too, both in MotoGP and the sub classes.
It's a balancing act for sponsors. If their major market is X country then I can understand their desire to have X nationality on board. But if X country doesn't have the rider(s) up to the task the sponsor is also going to want the media coverage a top rider will provide their company. Pragmatism must come to play at some point, although it didn't when Ducati CEO del Torchio & the Marlboro man signed the Terrapin!
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Oct 08
Posts: 653
hello4646 says:
You are still blinded for your dislike of VR46 - Lets hope he is up the front with MM. Because if it's left to the MM, DP and JL. they just like to follow each other, and make one pass then go. think back to 2010 to 2012 = boring racing. Well that what was all was saying on here!!
get over it, Rossi is still the most suported rider around the world. But there is a changing of the guard taking place and MM will be the future of MotoGP for the next few years until the next young up-start comes along
Nov 03
Posts: 2277
saturn392 says:
The wind of change doth blow
and the old guard must go
and what will dear Nostro do then poor thing
he'll sit in the stands
with his head in his hands
and wish for the return of dear Flo
I do agree with you, the top riders are all Spanish so it isn't going to be a problem for awhile. What i am fearful of however is a Spanish lockout in the future. If all the main sponsors become sponsors we will be looking at factory rides only being given to other riders, possibly at the expense of losing some untapped talent. I understand that they would want to encourage Spanish riders as that is where the companies are from, but there needs to be a point where other nationalities get a chance as well.
More than that though, what we need is British sponsors in the MotoGP paddock!
"If all the main sponsors become sponsors...." oh dear, proof reading is a valuable tool!
What i meant to say is if all the main sponsorships are taken by Spanish companies we will be looking at factory rides only being given to other Spanish riders.
Wow that last post of mine really was littered with mistakes, need to stop taking pills from unlabelled bottles......
Sep 10
Posts: 989
Druids says:
Spain's in deep recession. Don't worry about their companies, for the vast majority sponsoring a motogp team is the least of their problems.
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