Multiplying Two Single Arrays (Corresponding Iteration)
Dec 14, 2014
Is there a way to multiply two single arrays in which the corresponding iteration from one array multiplies with the corresponding iteration from the second array. For example say you have array1[] and array2[]. Each array has a length of 5. Is there a way to multiply array1[0] by array2[0] and array1[1] by array2[1] and so on.... without having to actually write out the equation of array1[0] + array2[0] = someValue for all iterations of the two arrays?
The code is meant to input 2 arrays (they must be sorted even if this is not verified ) and then merge them in such a way that a sorted merged array is created at the end.I need to avoid a simple concatenation and then sorting the resulting array operation.I m interested in what i m doing wrong .
The input i used was :
Enter list1: 5 1 5 16 61 111 Enter list2: 4 2 4 5 6 import java.util.*; public class C7_31 { public static void main(String[] args){ Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);
I'm having problems with the mid section of the rocket, specifically the bottom part of the mid section:
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I'm having difficulty writing the for loop to correctly print the dots. You're supposed to incorporate a constant which allows you to adjust the size of the overall figure. The loop doesn't work when I adjust the size, only when the value of HEIGHT is 3. The loop, however, for some reason works with the top part of the mid section.
This is the for loop for the top section.
for (int dots = 1; dots <= -1 * line + 1 * HEIGHT; dots++) { System.out.print("."); }
This is the for loop for the bottom section.
for (int dots = -1 * line + 1 * HEIGHT; dots <= 1; dots++) { System.out.print("."); }
Usually reversing the iteration of the loop just requires flipping the conditions, right? But it didn't work this time for some reason. Why this doesn't work? I can post the code to my entire program for compiling.
I had to write a foor loop to count the values of a stack of quarters from 1.00 to 3.00 and I had to print the values, that I understood and got it working so I taught the next assignment was going to be easier but I am having a hard time with it. For this one I have to write a for loop to print all the positive integer factors of 144 and I am supposed to print of factor per line but I tried doing that but it doesn't work it just prints out 144.
This is my code. The quarter assignment is also in there because it is part of a lab so just ignore that part since it is working correctly.
public class ForLoopPractice { public static void main(String [] args) { // Write a for loop to count out the values of a stack of quarters from $1.00 to $3.00 // Print the value of each iteration. Print this all on one line, rounded to the nearest cent. // To print rounded, use printf, with a placeholder of %.2f // (%f is the floating-point placeholder; the .2 indicates the number of decimal places) /* YOUR CODE HERE */ for (double q = 1.00; q <= 3.00; q += .25)
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The problem is that our predicate must be bound to a chain of BooleanBindings, of which the final term needs the item injected into the predicate by the FilteredList. Example see purple code:
BooleanBinding a = ... StringBinding b = ... ObjectBinding<Predicate> c = Bindings.createObjectBinding(() -> item -> a.or(b.isEqualTo(item.someProperty())).get(), a, b); // Ugly: No "Bindings" style! myFilteredList.predicateProperty().bind(c);
This code has an ugly smell! It first looks like "Bindings" style, but in fact is plain old lamba mostly! But it also is slow: The code enforces splitting of a and b into separate bindings as it enforces rebuilding the chain a.or(b.isEqualTo(...)) for each single iteration of titem in turn. That induces unnecessarily creating and garbage-collecting Bindings "on the fly", which is not how Bindings are intended -- they shall be created once and simply update their value instead of getting replaced themselves to prevent wasting CPU cycles and keep memory clean.
How to do Predicate Bindings correctly (i. e. without temporarily building Bindings for each "t") ...
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String mulN(String n1, String n2) { int p = 0, tmp = 0; int zeros = 0; String n3= ""; String r = ""; for(int i = n2.length()-1; i >= 0; i--) {
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String Length; Length = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter the Length"); String Breadth; Breadth = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter the Breadth"); System.out.println(" Area is " + (Integer.parseInt(Breadth) * Integer.parseInt(Length))); System.exit(0);
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public class DateCalc { public static void main (String[] args) { String month; int day; int year;
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" This will give me 3.5; how ever I will disregard the ".5" and just keep the 14 ". I meant that I just want to keep the 3 from the 3.5 that will be generated when you divide 14 by 4.
Write a program that reads from the user an integer and reduce it by multiplying its non-zero digits. The result of the multiplication is a number which is to be reduced as the initial one. This process continues until an integer of one single digit is obtained. For example:
Your program should display the number obtained in every iteration.
Sample run1 Enter an integer: 64734502 After iteration 1: 20160 After iteration 2: 12 After iteration 3: 2
Sample run2 Enter an integer: 97737999 After iteration 1: 6751269 After iteration 2: 22680 After iteration 3: 192 After iteration 4: 18 After iteration 5: 8
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