For this verse, you need to write a program that asks the user to input the inventory id number (integer) and the price (float) for 5 inventory items. Once the 5 inventory items are input from the user, output the results to the screen. Please ensure you use meaningful names for your variables. If your variables are not named meaningfully, points will be deducted. You […]

  CSCE 3110 – Project 1    PROGRAM DESCRIPTION In this programming assignment, you will (1) write a complete C++ program to implement multiplication operations as directed and (2) perform an analysis with respect to the theoretical and experimental running time complexity. The following C++ code for the multiply function computes the product of two operands using only addition:  int multiply(int operand1, int operand2) { […]

   Question 8 part (c) Layer1, that is, physical layer and layer 2, that is, data link layer are common to USB2 and USB 3. Layer 1 is the Physical Layer. This Layer includes Fiber, Twisted Pair (copper), Serial, USB, coaxial and others. In other words, interface connections and cabling. Some of those physical connections will be defined by the color of the cable: for […]

1 Association rule mining In this notebook, you’ll implement the basic pairwise association rule mining algorithm. To keep the implementation simple, you will apply your implementation to a simplified dataset, namely, letters (“items”) in words (“receipts” or “baskets”). Having finished that code, you will then apply that code to some grocery store market basket data. If you write the code well, it will not be […]

   You are in charge of managing a local softball team, one in which there is a lot of turnover. While you have a couple of regulars, much of the team members come and go frequently. When it comes to organizing games, it is becoming more and more difficult to keep track of the current members, so you decide to write a small program to […]

   In this exercise you’ll get an intuition for what happens when we use algorithms with different computational complexities to solve the same problem. Download these two sorting programs from the class website: SelectionSort, MergeSort.These programs test the specified sorting algorithm on an array whose size is specified by the user, then outputs the amount of time the sorting algorithm takes.For each sorting program, the […]

1.  Download Searches.java; this file defines a Searches class providing versions of  the search algorithms linearSearch and binarySearch. Make sure the Searches class compiles before continuing. 
 
 2. Make these algorithms generic, so that they will work on any object type. Using the techniques described in Chapter 2, modify each method: change the types of  the parameters, and (if  appropriate) local variables, to use the type specifier T for each method. 
 
 Note: for static […]

  12 września światowe media opublikowały informację o randkach Gigi Hadid i Leonardo DiCaprio. Wólka Kosowska Hurtownie Para gwiazd przyciągnęła uwagę paparazzi, gdy pochylali głowy po tym, jak Gigi Hadid uczestniczyła w New York Fashion Week. Później bliskie jej źródło potwierdziło, że supermodelka i Leonardo DiCaprio poważnie się spotykają i że ich związek powoli się rozwija. Według People, Leo jest zdeterminowany ścigać Gigi Hadid. Aktor jest […]

1. The file Sorts.java contains several different sorting methods that operate on integer arrays. We want to make these algorithms generic, like we did with the Search methods, so that they will work on any object type.  To do this, convert the static methods to generic methods using the same steps as in Homework 5. Be careful to consider which method parameters (and possibly, local variables) must also […]

Coding Assignment # 4  1. The (unnamed) customer loved the API you produced in Assignment# 3, but he/she would like  to be able to extend it to work for pretty much any operation on the student record in the  “YAML‐base”. So, he/she keeps on asking you for more silly features every time. Can you  provide a query for student’s state? How about the age? How about the less than weight? You  quickly get tired of the “Can you please just add one more feature?” game and think of a  scheme that will “wow” the customer and make your API forward‐compatible with the future  attributes of the student record (as well as future silly customer requests). Your DbApi class  (db_api.rb) will only have ONE method,    which will  a. Load the students into a class variable the first time around  b. Parse out the last part of the “ghost” method being called and assume it to be an  attribute of the student class  c. Use the 2 arguments passed into the “ghost” method to perform the appropriate query  d. The new db_client2.rb is provided as part of the homework (free of charge).     (Hint:  You are basically combining “ghost” method technique with Dynamic Dispatch technique  – both covered in the lecture.)     2. Implement a restful API client for http://www.recipepuppy.com/about/api/ similar to the one  we presented in class. It should have a class method for, which will take a keyword to search  for and use a request parameter (q) to send the request up to the API. Also, specify a default  parameter of onlyImages equal to 1 in order to only return results that contain associated  thumbnails. (A sample is shown below.)      Submission Guidelines  1. Commit all the files to your local repo and push your repo out to your private team repo on  github creating a remote branch called assignment4.   2. You can do one of the following to accomplish the above  a. Create a local branch called assignment4 ($git checkout –b assignment4)  and then push it out by doing $git push remote_alias assignment4  b. Work on a master branch in your repo and then do   $git push remote_alias master:assignment4  3. Feel free to include a README.txt with any comments…