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 | [code] #include<iostream> #include<fstream> #include"d_nodel.h" using namespace std; int main() { dnode<double> *listA = new dnode<double>; dnode<double> *listB = new dnode<double>; double sz1, sz2; int val1; //first set of integers int val2; //second set of integers ifstream inFile; //declares the inFile ofstream outFile; //declares the outFile //Read in a file to …  |
| | Write a program to implement a survey that prompts respondents to enter an integral value within a specified range to indicate how they like a new product. Since the program must be adaptable to any arbitrary number of respondents and value ranges, define macro MAX_RESPONDENTS to represent the maximum number … |
| | [code]#include<iostream> #include<fstream> #include"d_nodel.h" using namespace std; void merge(dnode<double> *, dnode<double> *); //free function to merge the two lists int main() { dnode<double> *listA = new dnode<double>; dnode<double> *listB = new dnode<double>; double sz1, sz2; int val1; //first set of integers int val2; //second set of integers ifstream inFile; //declares the … |
| | I am just starting to work with Visual C++ Express 2008 and have run into a situtation I could use help with. To add a new data source to a project I am told to start the data source configuration wizard, this I can do. Next I am to select … |
| | int sum=0, a=0, b=0; for (a=1;a<3;a++) for (b=1;b<5;b++) sum+=b; cout <<"sum =" <<sum; The answer is 20, sure, but I have'nt got my head around how it actually works. Could someone explain it step by step please? |
| | [code]#include<iostream> #include<fstream> using namespace std; int main() { dnode<double> *listA = new dnode<double>; dnode<double> *listB = new dnode<double>; int val1; //first set of integers int val2; //second set of integers ifstream inFile; //declares the inFile //Read in a file to build the two lists inFile.open("lnkList.in"); //Open the input file //statement …  |
| | [code] /* Is it possible that someone could give me a pseudo code for what I am suppose to do, step by step. The professor gave us 3 codes and also a infile in which I saved it as InkList.txt. She wants us to create a program as she stated …  |
| | Given the following grammar. S --> S[S] | A (empty list) 1. construct a leftmost deriviation 2. rightmost deriviation 3. parse tree The problem: [ [ ] [ [ ] ] ] |
| | I was wondering anyone knew how to figure these problems out. To, me it is hard and I really need this done by Sunday morning. If possible please reply, thanks! 1. Construct a recursive definition , where all variables are natural numbers. f(n, k) = k + (k + 1) …  |