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Write a programme that takes in a number from a user then prints out all the divisors greater than zero but less than the number itself

Write a java program to print all natural numbers in reverse(from n to 1) - using while loop

Get videos from TEDx channel (id=353) with more than 50 thousand views.

Note:

Sort the output in the descending order of

no_of_viewsand in the ascending order of videonameExpected Output Format

video_id name duration_in_sec sno_of_views





A descending order means values arranged from largest to smallest. But in your case, you're going to have to sort these integers in ascending order, which means from smallest to largest.




Instructions:

Input three integers.
Print the integers in ascending order using your knowledge on conditional statements.

Input

A line containing three integers separated by a space.

Categorise the performance of all the videos released by the “Motivation grid” Channel (id = 350).

Performance of a video is measured based on the number of views of the video.

Categorization

no_of_viewscategory<= 10000 poor

10000 < views <= 100000

and

average> 100000 good

Note

Sort the output in the ascending order of

published_datetimeExpected Output Format

name , no_of_views , category




SELECT

 name,

 sum(no_of_views) AS no_of_views,

 CASE

  WHEN sum(no_of_views) <= 10000 THEN "poor"

  WHEN sum(no_of_views) < 10000

  AND sum(no_of_views) <= 100000 THEN "average"

  ELSE "good"

 END AS category

FROM

 video

WHERE

 channel_id = 350

GROUP BY

 name

ORDER BY

 published_datetime DESC;



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You are given a word as input. Print the input by adding a hyphen (-) between each letter in the word.


The input is a string


Sample input == Hello


Output == H-e-l-l-o

this image below link as i want same to same code please provided





https://assets.ccbp.in/frontend/content/dynamic-webapps/bookmark-maker-output-v1.gif



1.The page should have HTML form element with id bookmarkForm


2.The HTML form element with id bookmarkForm should have HTML input elements with ids siteNameInput and siteUrlInput


3.The HTML form element with id bookmarkForm should have HTML button element with id submitBtn


4.Add HTML label elements for HTML input elements with ids siteNameInput and siteUrlInput


5.The HTML form element with id bookmarkForm should have HTML p elements with ids siteNameErrMsg and siteUrlErrMsg


6.The page should have HTML unordered list element with id bookmarksList


Each bookmark item should contain an HTML anchor element to navigate to the bookmarked site



this all test cases are executed please

Assume your team is part of a research project. Your team wants to create a simple software that compares two strings, but they're undecided about whetheror not to use pointers. Your group now has the duty of creating or converting your initial code into a pointer-based compare two strings program and determining whether or not pointers are useful in this program.

Example like this:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
string convert(string s)
{
for (int i=0; i<s.length() ;i++)
{
 s[i]=toupper (s[i]);
}
return s;
}

int main()
{ 
string string01,string02;
cout<<"String 1 : ";
cin>>string01;
cout<<"String 2 : ";
cin>>string02;

if(convert(string01)==convert(string02))  {
cout<<"Two strings is equal";
}
else{
cout<<"Two strings is not equal";
}
}

Elucidate how A* algorithm is better than Best First Search algorithm with the help of a suitable example.

Write a complete program to convert infix expression to postfix expression using stack implemented through linked list. Keep in mind limited operations available to stack.
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