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Assume an array of structure is in order by studentID field of the record, where student IDs go from 101 to 500. Write the most efficient pseudocode algorithm you can to find the record with a specific studentID if every single student ID from 101 to 500 is used and the array has 400 elements. Write the most efficient pseudocode algorithm you can to find a record with a studentID near the end of the IDs, say in the range from 450 to 500, if not every single student ID in the range of 101 to 500 is used and the array size is only 300
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i want to know how to copy arrary without using any method or function. I have tried the below using System; class e4 { static void Main(string[] args) { int a,b; int[ ] m= new int[5]; int[ ] n= new int[5]; for(a=0;a<=4;a++) { Console.WriteLine("enter any value"); m[a]=Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine()); m[a]=n[a]; } for(b=0;b<=4;b++) { Console.WriteLine(n[b]); } } } but it will give wrong result can anyone solve this problem
Find out the bug in this code,because of that this code will not compile....... #include <iostream> #include <new> #include <cstring> using namespace std; class balance { double cur_bal; char name[80]; public: balance(double n, char *s) { cur_bal = n; strcpy(name, s); } ~balance() { cout << "Destructing "; cout << name << "\n"; } void set(double n, char *s) { cur_bal = n; strcpy(name, s); } void get_bal(double &n, char *s) { n = cur_bal; strcpy(s, name); } }; int main() { balance *p; char s[80]; double n; int i; try { p = new balance [3]; // allocate entire array } catch (bad_alloc xa) { cout << "Allocation Failure\n"; return 1; }