Give a flowchart and pseudocode to solve the following problems:
a. Read in a series of numbers until EOF, and print out the largest found
Explain the efficiency of the algorithm we and give the best and worst-case performance. Explain why your answer is correct.
Psuedo code:
res= Minimum Negative integer value possible
read file
return if find not found
read file until EOL
store value read in val
if val > res
res =val
print res
Running time complexity of this algorithm in worst and best
is
O(N) where N is no of integers present in the file
flowchart
Give a flowchart and pseudocode to solve the following problems: a. Read in a series of...
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