This is the third week of the lab pretest task. which displays an even number of 25-70 recursively. But the problem I created a flowchart that is still in the form of an iterative loop. can anyone help? 😉
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•April 14, 2012 • Leave a CommentReflection Week 6 Algorithms and Programming (Recursive)
•April 11, 2012 • Leave a CommentAt the sixth meeting this week about the material Discusses recursive. Mr Wahyu describes what a recursive function.
is a recursive function that can call themselves.
we are given an example in finding gcd (iterative function)
description
while (d> 0)
r = c% d
c = d
d = r
return (c)
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weeks 2 – Practicum algorithms and programming (selection and condition) program to display the name of month
•April 5, 2012 • Leave a CommentThe following is the output c + + programming
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weeks 2 – Practicum algorithms and programming (selection and condition) What determines who entered Leap Year or Not
•April 5, 2012 • Leave a CommentHere is a question given by the assistant to work as a lab assignment for the second week.
Question :
- Make a program to determine whether or not a leap year
The following is an overview flowchart using RAPTOR:
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Meeting of 5 – cases of Subprogram 5.4 (exercises)
•April 5, 2012 • Leave a CommentThe following is the third exercise of the material sub-program:
question:
Make two integer multiplication functions using the sum operator.
analysis:
Suppose a multiplied by b (input)
process:
a x b = a + a + a + … + a (b times as much)
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Meeting of 5 – cases of Subprogram 5.3 (exercises)
•April 5, 2012 • Leave a CommentQuestion :
By using the ln and exp functions, create function to generate the value of xy
analysis:
By using properties of logarithms:
ln (xy) = y * ln (x)
exp (ln (xy)) = exp (y * ln (x))
xy = exp (y * ln (x))
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Meeting of 5 – cases of Subprogram 5.2 (exercises)
•April 5, 2012 • Leave a CommentThis time I tried to do the exercises of the given material, namely the subprogram.
Problem:
Make a function that determines the largest value of two integers.
Maximum function (input a, b: integer): integer
description
if (a> b) then return a;
else return b
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