main
declare X as integer, Y as integer
set x=1
set y=2
call sub(x, y)
write x
write y
End program
Subprogram sub( integer Num1 as ref, Integer Mum2 as reference)
declare x as integer
set Num1 = 3
set Num2 = 4
set x= 5
write x
end subprogram
Please select one: 5/42, 5/34, 5/32,
5/24
Main
declare F as Integer
F = 1
set result = F(K)
write result
end program
Function F(N) as integer
if N == 1 Then
set F = 1
else
set F = N * F(N-1)
set N = N-1
end if
end function
Answer:
6, 1, 4, 3
Def find_max (L);
Max = 0
For x in L;
If x > max;
Max = x
Return max
Answer: 2, 3, 4, 5
Question 1: 5/34 Question 2: 1 Question 3: Max is set equal to the largest number Question 4: 4
Please select the output: main declare X as integer, Y as integer  
In the pseudocode below: Function Integer perfect(Integer n) Declare Integer count = 0 Declare Integer sum = 0 While count < n Set count = count + 1 Set sum = sum + count End While Return sum End Function Function Integer perfect_sum(Integer n) Declare Integer count = 0 Declare Integer sum = 0 While count < n Set count = count + 1 Set sum = sum + perfect(count) End While Return sum End Function Module main() Display perfect_sum(5)...
Convert the following pseudocode into C++ language. Declare X, Y, Z As Integer For (X = 1; X < 4; X++) Write “Pass Number “ + X For (Y = 1; Y < 10; Y+3) Set Z = X + Y Write X + “ + “ + Y + “ = “+ Z End For(Y) End For(X)
What is wrong with the following pseudocode? Declare Count As Integer Declare TheNumber As Integer Set TheNumber = 12 For (Count = 10; Count>TheNumber; Count--) Write TheNumber + Count End For A) The limit condition in a For loop cannot be a variable B) The loop will never be entered since the initial value of Count is less than the test condition C) The loop will never end since the test condition will never be met D) A counter must...
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please trace the code including the value in every register
1. Express the instruction on line 9 of the program in 32-bit
machine language, and if necessary, refer to the table in the
appendix.
2. Set 000beef00 to $ s0 as input and calculate the value of $
s0 at the end of each step (lines 9, 13, 17, 21, 25) when executing
the above program (binary or Write in hexadecimal).
3. Briefly explain the operation of the above...
Create a CalculatorTest class that contains the main method. 1. Get two double numbers as input and create an object of the ScientificCalculator Class with those two numbers. 2. Then call the 8 operations one by one sequentially and display the result. Code must be written in Java. (Sample input/output: Enter number 1: 2 Enter number 2: 3 Add() result is : 5 Sub() result is: -1 ……. Power() result is: 8 …… sqrtNum1 result is:) The Problem: Given the...
1. declare two integer variables x and y and two pointers to p and q. initialize the value of x with 2, y with 8 and the pointer p should point to the address of x and q should point to the address of y. 2. then write a C statements that will print the following information: a. the address of x and the value of y. b. the value of p and the value of *p. c. the address...
Declare a 4 x 5 array called N. Write a subprogram called printlt to print the values in N. Use this subprogram to print the values in the array after each part of the initialization exercise. Write the loops to initialize the array to the following: A. 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 B. 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 3...
CONCEPTS OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE Consider the following program skeleton Procedure Main is X, Y, Z: Integer; procedure Sub1 is A, Y, Z: Integer; begin -- of Sub1 ... end; -- of Sub1 procedure Sub2 is A, B, Z: Integer; begin -- of Sub2 ... end; -- of Sub2 procedure Sub3 is A, X, W: Integer; begin -- of Sub3 ... end; -- of Sub3 begin - of Main ... end; -- of Main Given the following calling sequences and assuming...
Consider the following pseudocode Xinteger procedure set x(n global integer) Xin procedure print x write integer(x) procedure first set x(1) print x procedure second xinteger set x(2) print x set x(e) first() print x second print x What does this program print if the language uses static scoping? What does it print with dynamic scoping? Why?
1) Declare and initialize a pointer px to an integer variable x with the initialized value 3. Consider two cases of the value of x allocate on (a) the stack memory (b) the heap memory 2) Write a comment on each instruction down below and provide a memory diagram for heap and stack to illustrate these statements. int* iptr = new int[5]; // int* iptr_1 = new int(5); //