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· 1-5 · 6-10 · 11-15 · 16-20 · 21-25 · 26-30 · 31-35 · 36-40 · 41-45 · 46-50 · 51-55 ·C programming: I need to compute an arithmetic mean(average), median, and mode for up to 50 test scores. The data are contained in a text file. The program should start with a function to read the data file and fill the array. There may be fewer than 50 scores. This will require that the read function retrun the index for the last element in the array. To determine the median, I must first sort the array. The mdian is the score in the middle of the range. This can be determined by selecting the score at last/2 if last is odd. The mode is the score that occurs the most often. After building the frequency array, use it to determine which score occurred most often. (Two scores can occur the ... click for more
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Computer Science
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Software Tools and Systems Programming.
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2923
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102896
C programming: I need to compute an arithmetic mean(average), median, and mode for up to 50 test scores. The data are contained in a text file. The program should start with a function to read the data file and fill the array. There may be fewer than 50 scores. This will require that the read function retrun the index for the last element in the array. To determine the median, I must first sort the array. The mdian is the score in the middle of the range. This can be determined by selecting the score at last/2 if last is odd. The mode is the score that occurs the most often. After building the frequency array, use it to determine which score occurred most often. (Two scores can occur the sam... click for more
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Computer Science
Topic:
Software Tools and Systems Programming.
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2929
OTA ID:
102896
Using arrays in C programming.
How do I write a program that will read ten integers from the keyboard and place them in an array? The program must then sort the array into ascending and descending order and print the sorted lists. The program must not change the original array or create any other integer arrays. How would I begin this problem if I'm working on a unix based system?
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Computer Science
Topic:
Software Tools and Systems Programming.
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3047
OTA ID:
102896
I need to create a Palindrome that ignores white spaces. How do I even start that? Please help! Sorry, I forgot to tell you it's unix.
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Computer Science
Topic:
Software Tools and Systems Programming.
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3262
OTA ID:
103000
Practice with the Visual Basic Environment
Define each of the following properties in one-two sentences. For some properties you will have to run the program to see how the property affects the object.
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Computer Science
Topic:
Software Tools and Systems Programming.
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4085
OTA ID:
102607
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