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In the book the following methods are presented: static void selectionSort(Comparable[] list) static void insertionSort(Comparable[] list) static boolean linearSearch(Comparable
what do you understand by structured programming?explain with eg. top down and bottem up programming technique
A common person's faith is that a computer can do anything. It is far from truth. In realism computer can carry out only definite predefined instructions. The formal illustration o
Graphs are data structures which consist of a set of vertices & a set of edges which connect the vertices. A graph where the edges are directed is called directed graph. Or else, i
Question 1 Explain the following? Arrays Stack Trees Question 2 Explain the Linked list implementation of stack Question 3 What is a binary tree? Expla
The first assignment in this course required you to acquire data to enable you to implement the PHYSAT algorithm (Alvain et al. 2005, Alvain et al. 2008) in this second assignment
a. In worst case the order of linear search is O (n/2) b. Linear search is more competent than Binary search. c. For Binary search, the array must be sorted in ascending orde
program on function loading
write an algorithm and draw a flowchart to calculate the perimeter and area of a circle
The below formula is used to calculate n: n = (x * x)/ (1 - x). Value x = 0 is used to stop the algorithm. Calculation is repeated using values of x until value x = 0 is input. The
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