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how to create, populate, and access arrays using value-receiving and value-returning methods.

Purpose: To learn how to create, populate, and access arrays using value-receiving and value-returning methods. Prep Work: Chapter 6 on arrays and Sh

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In this problem, we will be writing our own graph search algorithm. You are trying to get to GSU to take Professor Kumar's exam

In this problem, we will be writing our own graph search algorithm. It is the year 3000 and the greedy government has added tolls to all the roads! Yo

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In this assignment, you build a math question bank by entering math questions into a database.

Math Question Bank Description In this assignment, you build a math question bank by entering math questions into a database. You can also create a li

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project will allow the user to choose a scheduling algorithm from among the six presented in the textbook.

I.  Project Organization This project demonstrate six different scheduling algorithms.  You should do the following pieces to complete you

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this assignment is to demonstrate your ability to use JavaScript in several of the most common uses found on the web.

Overview  The intent of this assignment is to demonstrate your ability to use JavaScript in several of the most common uses found on the web. Sp

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Create a program that allows a user to purchase one or more of the laptops listed. Logical Control Structures from PA1 with changes in brown: Use a while loop to process for multiple laptops a given purchase

OBJECTIVE: Code a program that uses the concepts covered in chapters 1-5 and lecture. This is the same program as PA1 except you’ll be recoding

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Define a class named Document that contains an instance variable of type String named text that stores any textual content for the document.

Define a class named Document that contains an instance variable of type String named text that stores any textual content for the document. Create a

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find the maximum and minimum of four numbers. You need to use if then else conditional statement or its short form (example max = (a>b? a: b);) to find these values

CPSC 130 (17663, 14154) Introduction to Computer Programming MD Minhaz Chowdhury Programming Assignment 4 Chapter 3 Objective of the Assignment In thi

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your program will allow you to create loans for multiple people, and store these amortization tables in a 3‐dim array.

General Overview: An amortization schedule shows the month‐to‐month state of a loan as a payee makes payments on interest and principle. Generally

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In this programming assignment, you are tasked with implementing a Checkers AI agent, which should be able to solve a Checkers game. You will have the choice of programming in Python.

Introduction In this programming assignment, you are tasked with implementing a Checkers AI agent, which should be able to solve a Checkers game.

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