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programming-exercises is a Python library typically used in Utilities, Math applications. programming-exercises has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. However programming-exercises build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

Programming Exercises about Interesting Topics

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Learn the given text
Add all the words in text
Find the index of the given word in the source text
Add the next word to the list
Update the object
Updates the x and y positions
Apply a filter to an image
Computes the Levenshtein distance between strings
Generate a heightmap of the heightmap
Generate a train matrix
Run n words
Linear regression
Calculates the least squares regression
Evaluate the function

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programming-exercises Examples and Code Snippets

Step 05: Programming Exercise PE-1 (With Solutions)

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Lines of Code : 6

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	jshell> 60 * 24
	$1 ==> 1440


$jshell>60 * 60 * 24

$1 ==> 86400

Step 05: Programming Exercise PE-1 (With Solutions)

Java

Lines of Code : 6

License : No License

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	jshell> 60 * 24
	$1 ==> 1440


$jshell>60 * 60 * 24

$1 ==> 86400

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Trending Discussions on programming-exercises

How to replace a string/phrase in a text file in C

messed up with loops cant find the logical mistake

Evaluating a Nested For Loop

QUESTION

How to replace a string/phrase in a text file in C

Asked 2020-Aug-26 at 12:53

How would one replace every instance of a given string in a text file in a simple C program ?

One would think this is a question easily Googled, yes ?

At the time of asking,SanFoundry, TutorialsPoint, GeeksforGeeks, w3resource, Codeforwin, a blog, GeeksforGeeks (twice) and even Code Review SE have badly broken posts that will likely give dysfunctional code to desperate people on deadlines. These are unacceptably bad answers, except maybe the C.R. SE, which addresses its limitations clearly.

This had to thus be addressed in Q&A format on a reliable platform, like Stack Overflow.

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ANSWER

Answered 2020-Aug-26 at 05:49

This Q&A was made to save future C beginners/intermediates from the nonsense that comes up when searching how to do this.

If you are a beginner, read the algorithm and try implementing it yourself rather than just copying the code.

Disclaimer : This algorithm will replace sand in sandwich. My second answer mitigates this, if this is an undesirable effect (depending on your circumstance).

Algorithm/Steps :

Remind user to backup their file.
Get fileame.
Initialise : Open file entered by user for reading, Open temp file for writing, test for any errors in these file openings.If successful, get the target string and its replacement.
Parse : Go through the file and record the number of lines in it, then rewind() the fptr.
Loop 1: Staying within the number of lines, get one line from the file.
If: Using strstr(), determine if line contains target string. If yes , then begin Loop 2.
Loop 2: While any instances of target string are found in line, write to tmp a) all characters of line till last match, and b) the word to replace. Move the reference of last match to location of current match + length of target string.
Before next line: Once one iteration of Loop 2 is finished, write any/all characters from last match till EOL. Move to next iteration of Loop 1.
Else: If at 5, it is found that line contains no instance of target string, write it to file directly.
Cleanup: fclose() tmp and original file.Check if fclose(tmp) was successful- if not, throw an error and remove temp file, and finish(since this likely indicates that tmp was not written to as expected, for example if disk became full). Else rename() tmp file to filename of original, if that fails(as in Windows systems, where file cannot be renamed to already existing filename), remove() original and try again, if even that fails, throw an error and give up.
End: (optional) print a 'success' message to user if nothing failed.

Code :

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63549497

QUESTION

messed up with loops cant find the logical mistake

Asked 2020-May-27 at 12:51

Actually right now i am learning c and doing an excercise of looping and got messed up in a question.

my code is:

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ANSWER

Answered 2020-May-27 at 12:51

as i can see, you have small errors which you need to fix , first is, int i,j,k,spc,k;, here, 'k' is written twice, next is scanf("%d",&rows); but, rows is not declared anywhere, in this line,for(j=1;j<=i:j++), you missed a semicolon and added colon instead, so replace it with for(j=1;j<=i;j++) and the last one is, printf("\n") ,in this line, you missed a semicolon! and for the desired output, you just need to add a space in printf("*"); ,i.e, printf("* ");.Thats it.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62034627

QUESTION

Evaluating a Nested For Loop

Asked 2020-Feb-07 at 06:51

I am trying to evaluate how this nested For loop works. Can someone explain to me how the values for i and j increase and behave with each iteration with respect to x and y inputs? Using x = 3 and y = 5, how does it compile?

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ANSWER

Answered 2020-Feb-07 at 06:39

Best way to see the process is to modify your code

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60108203

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