Search & Filtering
in the example the first test case number is 9966777819 and this number should be divided into 4 3 3 format
the first divided part should be read a double nine double six. As there are two consecutive 9's,it should be read as double nine.similarly there are two consecutive 6's it should be read as double six
in the second divided part there are three consecutive 7's it should be read as triple seven.
In the third divided part there are no consecutive digits each digit should be read separately.
sample input1
9966777819
sample output1
double nine double six triple seven eight one nine
sample input 2
7299613014
sample output 2
seven two double nine six one three zero one four
in the example the sentence is Nice Day.
the previous letter of N is M, similarly replace each letter with the previous letter
N i c e D a y
M h b d C z x
so the output should be Mhbd Czx
sample input 1
Nice Day
sample output 1
Mhbd Czx
sample input2
Be good and do good
sample output2
Ad fnnc zmc cn fnnc
Draw a flowchart that prompts a professor to enter grades for five different courses each for 10 students. Prompt the professor to enter data for one student at a time, including student ID and course data for five courses. Use prompts containing the number of the student whose data is being entered and the course number—for example, “Enter ID for student #s”, where s is an integer from 1 through 10, indicating the student, and “Enter course ID #n”, where n is an integer from 1 through 5, indicating the course number. Verify that the professor enters only A, B, C, D, or F for the grade value for each course. Save the file as InputGrades.java.
Write a simple C program that accepts user input for the following:
Total number of test items, and percentage of correct answers. For every correct answer a
student gets five (5) points and loses two (2) points for every wrong answer.
Write a C program that accepts an input in integer representing the total number of days
and outputs the equivalent values in years, months and days.
Write a simple Menu-driven program that allows users to select from 1 to 4 to solve the area of
the following geometric shapes (Square, circle, rectangle and triangle). If the users enter numbers
not listed in the menu and “Invalid Input” will be displayed on the screen.
Search the formulas in finding the area of the different geometric shapes.
Come up with a domain name that you would like to register for yourself. Do a
research and find two domain name sellers and compare their prices.
NOTE: you don't need to purchase the domain.
1)First company web address:…….Price……
2)Second company web address:……Price….
Which company will you go for and why:
Write a function CalculateVal that takes two integer parameters and returns the first parameter minus twice the second parameter.
Ex: CalculateVal(4, 6) returns -8.
Write an algorithm that Creates an attractive user interface that allows users to select sizes (S, M, L, XL) and quantity. Choose the most appropriate controls. Remember, the fewer keystrokes required of the user the better. Display the selections made by the user with the Process menu option. Include an option to exit the application. Include two more sizes, XSmall and XXLarge. Add statements that process the order by calculating the total cost. Each shirt is $16 except the XSmall and XXLarge; their speciality prices are $20 each Display the total cost of then selection. Include a help option that displays instructions. You can enhance your solution by allowing users to purchase different sizes on the same order.
Write an algorithm that Creates a windows application that contains two TextBox objects and two Button objects. One of the TextBox objects and one of the buttons are initially invisible. The first textbox should be used to input a password. The textbox should be masked to some character of your choice so that the characters entered by the user are not seen on the screen. When the user clicks the first button, the second TextBox object and button object should be displayed with a prompt asking the user to reenter his or her password. Now the user clicks the second button, have the application compare the values entered to make sure they are the same. Display an appropriate message indicating whether they are the same.
