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· 346-350 · 351-355 · 356-360 · 361-365 · 366-370 · 371-375 · 376-380 · 381-385 · 386-390 · 391-395 · 396-400 ·Conversion of Binary number to Decimal number
Write a C++ program that converts eight (8) bit binary numbers to their decimal equivalents. The program should retrieve the binary numbers (one at a time) from a data file (use a long int for the variable that represents the binary number). For each binary number, convert the number to decimal one bit at a time (or all at once depending on your algorithm). The program will read the binary number (eight binary digits on one line with no spaces between them), convert the number, then go back to the data file to retrieve the next number. The number will have leading 0's if the binary number is smaller than eight digits. For example, the binary number could be 00001100 which would make the re... click for more
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Computer Science
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Other
Posting ID:
79472
OTA ID:
103644
Give Examples of Overloaded Methods
Give 3 examples of overloaded methods for a description of the size of a room. Explain each of them.
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Computer Science
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Other
Posting ID:
79473
OTA ID:
103644
In Matlab Develop a program that will: a. Calculate the integral of a n-order polynomial using Simpson's rule and rectangle rule, the orders will be positive integers. b. The user shall input the coefficients to the polynomial c. The user shall be able to define the order of the polynomial d. The user will define how many segments will be used to approximate the integral e. The user will define the bounds of the integral f. The user shall be able to define which integration technique they want to use (They should also have the option to run both integration techniques in one execution) g. Upon successful calculation of an integral the program should plot the original n-order polynomi... click for more
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Computer Science
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Other
Posting ID:
79761
OTA ID:
104967
You have just been hired to teach a course, not necessarily a programming course, in your local community college. After your first week, you collect the first set of assignments from your students and grade them. To make sure that you enter all the grades on your spreadsheet, you decide to sort your students' grades in ascending order. List all the visual basic looping and decision constructs that you think you will need to write a program that sorts the grades for you. DO NOT write the program, simply list the constructs and justify your decision for choosing them.
Subject:
Computer Science
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Other
Posting ID:
79826
OTA ID:
103644
define and distinguish the following software categories: operating systems; drivers; utilities/libraries; programming languages; and applications.
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Computer Science
Topic:
Other
Posting ID:
79930
OTA ID:
103979
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