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function s = sumstep2(n)
s=0;
for x=1:2:n
s=s+x;
end
end
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1. An integer n is divisible by 9 if the sum of its digits is divisible by 9. Develop a program to determine whether or not the following numbers are divisible by 9: n= 154368 n 621594 n-123456 2. A number is said to be perfect if the sum of its divisors (except for itself) is equal to itself. For example, 6 is a perfect number because the sum of...
Code the following example and screenshot the text output. After you have the test code working,...
Code the following example and screenshot the text output.
After you have the test code working, modify it so that it has
the following features: ○ The ‘while’ loop is inside a try/except
error check. This allows a <CTRL>C to break out of the loop ○
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Can you send the code and the screenshot of it running? 1) Create a PYHW2 document...
Can you send the code and the screenshot of it running?
1) Create a PYHW2 document that will contain your algorithms in flowchart and pseudocode form along with your screen shots of the running program. 2) Create the algorithm in both flowchart and pseudocode forms for the following two functions: A. Write a Python function that receives a real number argument representing the sales amount for videos rented so far this month The function asks the user for the number...
mathlab please copy and paste the code and output Q1. (50 points) Consider the following mathematical...
mathlab please copy and paste the code and output
Q1. (50 points) Consider the following mathematical sequence for any mumber fathe sequence, the first number is 1 = 0. The remaining terms are computed via the following method. The second number of the sequence is given by 1 /2 f iseve Ty - 3x + 1 if, is add The third number of the sequence is given by 1 /2 fils even 133ry + 1 ifr, is odd Thus, the...
This basic problem demonstrates the while-loop. (USE MATLAB) Write a Matlab function called steps that takes one scalar...
This basic problem demonstrates the while-loop. (USE
MATLAB)
Write a Matlab function called steps that takes one scalar as an
input argument and returns two scalars as output arguments. If it
is called this way [n, d_left] = steps(d), then it sets n equal to
the minimum number of steps required to move from a distance of one
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The first step is 1/2 foot. If...
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CODE THE FOLLOWING FUNCTIONS IN JAVASCRIPT (USE OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED IN BUILT FUNCTIONS IS NOT...
CODE THE FOLLOWING FUNCTIONS IN JAVASCRIPT (USE OF THE
ABOVE MENTIONED IN BUILT FUNCTIONS IS NOT ALLOWED)
Write a function that accepts an array as argument. The function
should loop through the array elements and accumulate the sum of
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example: function([‘A’, ‘bc’, 12]); // returns 361 which is the sum
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Write a function that accepts two arguments (a...
Exercises (No programming is required. Your submission should be a word or pdf document.) Question 1:...
Exercises (No programming is required. Your submission should be a word or pdf document.) Question 1: (3 Marks) Convert from binary the number (11081181), to decimal and show all steps. Question 2: (3 Marks) Convert from decimal (350)e to binary and show all steps Question 3: (3 Marks) Convert from decimal (3567)s to hexadecimal and show all steps. Question 4: (3 Marks) Convert from hexadecimal (45AC)s to octal and show all steps Question 5: (2 Marks) Given the following snippet...
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1. An integer n is divisible by 9 if the sum of its digits is divisible by 9. Develop a program to determine whether or not the following numbers are divisible by 9: n= 154368 n 621594 n-123456 2. A number is said to be perfect if the sum of its divisors (except for itself) is equal to itself. For example, 6 is a perfect number because the sum of...
Code the following example and screenshot the text output.
After you have the test code working, modify it so that it has
the following features: ○ The ‘while’ loop is inside a try/except
error check. This allows a <CTRL>C to break out of the loop ○
Keep track of the number of button presses with an accumulator
variable ○ After the loop is ended with an exception, create an
attractive output which tells the user that the program has ended...
Can you send the code and the screenshot of it running?
1) Create a PYHW2 document that will contain your algorithms in flowchart and pseudocode form along with your screen shots of the running program. 2) Create the algorithm in both flowchart and pseudocode forms for the following two functions: A. Write a Python function that receives a real number argument representing the sales amount for videos rented so far this month The function asks the user for the number...
mathlab please copy and paste the code and output
Q1. (50 points) Consider the following mathematical sequence for any mumber fathe sequence, the first number is 1 = 0. The remaining terms are computed via the following method. The second number of the sequence is given by 1 /2 f iseve Ty - 3x + 1 if, is add The third number of the sequence is given by 1 /2 fils even 133ry + 1 ifr, is odd Thus, the...
This basic problem demonstrates the while-loop. (USE
MATLAB)
Write a Matlab function called steps that takes one scalar as an
input argument and returns two scalars as output arguments. If it
is called this way [n, d_left] = steps(d), then it sets n equal to
the minimum number of steps required to move from a distance of one
foot away from a wall to a distance less than d feet from the wall.
The first step is 1/2 foot. If...
CODE THE FOLLOWING FUNCTIONS IN JAVASCRIPT (USE OF THE
ABOVE MENTIONED IN BUILT FUNCTIONS IS NOT ALLOWED)
Write a function that accepts an array as argument. The function
should loop through the array elements and accumulate the sum of
ASCII value of each character in element and return the total. For
example: function([‘A’, ‘bc’, 12]); // returns 361 which is the sum
of 65 + 98 + 99 + 49 + 50
Write a function that accepts two arguments (a...
Exercises (No programming is required. Your submission should be a word or pdf document.) Question 1: (3 Marks) Convert from binary the number (11081181), to decimal and show all steps. Question 2: (3 Marks) Convert from decimal (350)e to binary and show all steps Question 3: (3 Marks) Convert from decimal (3567)s to hexadecimal and show all steps. Question 4: (3 Marks) Convert from hexadecimal (45AC)s to octal and show all steps Question 5: (2 Marks) Given the following snippet...
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