Q1:
Given the following code, what is returned by tq(4)?
int tq(int num){
if (num ==...
Q1:
Given the following code, what is returned by tq(4)?
int tq(int num){
if (num == 0) return 0;
else
if (num > 100) return -1;
else
return num + tq( num – 1 );
}
Group of answer choices:
0
4
-1
10
Q2:
Given that values is of type LLNode<Integer> and
references a linked list (non-empty) of Integer objects, what does
the following code do if invoked as mystery(values)?
int mystery(LLNode<Integer> list)
{
if (list.getLink() ==...
# Parts to be completed are marked with '<<<<<
COMPLETE'
import random
N = 8
MAXSTEPS...
# Parts to be completed are marked with '<<<<<
COMPLETE'
import random
N = 8
MAXSTEPS = 5000
# generates a random n-queens board
# representation: a list of length n the value at index i is
# row that contains the ith queen;
# exampe for 4-queens: [0,2,0,3] means that the queen in column 0
is
# sitting in row 0, the queen in colum 1 is in row, the queen in
column 2
# is in row 0,...
## We will be simulating the ideal solution to Hanoi's tower
problem.
## The discs will...
## We will be simulating the ideal solution to Hanoi's tower
problem.
## The discs will be numers from 0 to n-1, with the larger number
being the smaller disc.
## each rod with discs will be encoded by a list, from bottom to
top. For example, a rod with discs 0, 3, 5 will be encoded as
[0,3,5]
## current configuration of rods will be encoded as a list of 3
lists. For example, starting state with 3 discs...
convert code from python to cpp
L =
[2,7,4,19,45,16,9,13,8,69,55,11,23,98,14,5,1,3]
#Merging function
def merge(M,N):
merging_list = []...
convert code from python to cpp
L =
[2,7,4,19,45,16,9,13,8,69,55,11,23,98,14,5,1,3]
#Merging function
def merge(M,N):
merging_list = [] //create empty
list to merge the lists M and N
if not M:
//if M is empty list,
m = 0
//set m = 0
else:
m = len(M)
//otherwise, set m = len(M)
if not N:
//if N is empty list,
n = 0 ...
In this problem your task is to find a missing number. The input
will always consist...
In this problem your task is to find a missing number. The input
will always consist of an array of n positive integers such that
the difference between every two consecutive numbers is a fixed
constant but one integer is missing. See below for two example
inputs/outputs: Input sequence: [0, 2, 4, 6, 10] Output: missing
number is 8 Input sequence: [1, 4, 7, 13, 16] Output: missing
number is 10 Note that in the first example the constant c...