Using nested loops, write a function called primes(a,b) that
takes in two positive integers a and...
Using nested loops, write a function called primes(a,b) that
takes in two positive integers a and b (where a<b). Then simply
RETURNS a string containing all the prime numbers between a and b
(or if there are none, the string "No Primes"). You should check
that a and b are valid inputs, that is, that a and b are integers
such that a<b (otherwise, the function should print “No
Primes”). Three sample calls of your function (in IDLE) should
produce...
* Create a function that takes in the length of two sides of a
triangle and...
* Create a function that takes in the length of two sides of a
triangle and returns an array of all integers that could be the
length of the third side.
* Note: The sum of two sides of a triangle is always greater than
the third.
*/
exports.default = (firstSide, secondSide) => {
// Your code goes here.
};
const triangleSideRanges = require('./question').default;
console.log(triangleSideRanges(3, 4)); // Expected Output:[ 2,
3, 4, 5, 6 ]
console.log(triangleSideRanges(11, 7)); // Expected Output:[5,...
Create a C Program called Summer_Heat that
meets the following criteria:
Lines 1,2: Identifies the name...
Create a C Program called Summer_Heat that
meets the following criteria:
Lines 1,2: Identifies the name of Program that
the Programmer
Lines 4,5: Includes the header files to allow
input and output and use the system commands
Line 7: Includes Declarations
comment
Line 8: Declares counter as
an integer with an initial value of 0
Line 9: Initializes a double array called
temperature using a single statement and the
following 10 values
78.6 82.1 79.5 75.0 75.4 71.8 73.3 69.5...
USING C++
The purpose of this assignment is the use of 2-dimensional
arrays, reading and writing...
USING C++
The purpose of this assignment is the use of 2-dimensional
arrays, reading and writing text files, writing functions, and
program planning and development.
You will read a data file and store all of the input data in a
two dimensional array. You will perform calculations on the data
and store the results in the 2 dimensional array. You will sort the
array and print the results in a report.
Instructions
You will read in the same input file...
Program will allow anywhere between 1 and 6 players (inclusive).
Here is what your output will...
Program will allow anywhere between 1 and 6 players (inclusive).
Here is what your output will look like:
Enter number of players: 2
Player 1: 7S 5D - 12 points
Player 2: 4H JC - 14 points
Dealer: 10D
Player 1, do you want to hit? [y / n]: y
Player 1: 7S 5D 8H - 20 points
Player 1, do you want to hit? [y / n]: n
Player 2, do you want to hit? [y / n]: y...
And need to be writing in C++ language
Programm need to start with
#include<fstream>
Prepare a...
And need to be writing in C++ language
Programm need to start with
#include<fstream>
Prepare a text file data_in.txt with the following information
(highlight the piece of text below with numbers and copy it to a
text file):
54, 70, 75, 63, 17, 59, 87, 16, 93, 81, 60, 67, 90, 53, 88, 9, 61,
8, 96, 98, 12, 34, 66, 76, 38, 55, 58, 27, 92, 45, 41, 4, 20, 22,
69, 77, 86, 35, 19, 32, 49, 15,...
For a C program hangman game:
Create the function int setup_game [int
setup_game ( Game *g,...
For a C program hangman game:
Create the function int setup_game [int
setup_game ( Game *g, char wordlist[][MAX_WORD_LENGTH], int
numwords)] for a C program hangman game. (The existing code
for other functions and the program is below, along with what the
function needs to do)
What int setup_game needs to do
setup_game() does exactly what the name suggests. It sets up a
new game of hangman. This means that it picks a random word from
the supplied wordlist array and...
Code in Java
SAMPLE PROGRAM OUTPUT
Because there are several different things your program might do...
Code in Java
SAMPLE PROGRAM OUTPUT
Because there are several different things your program might do
depending upon what the user enters, please refer to the examples
below to use to test your program. Run your final program one time
for each scenario to make sure that you get the expected
output.
Be sure to format the output of your program so that it follows
what is included in the examples. Remember, in all examples
bold items are entered by...