Suppose that in a 00-11 knapsack problem, the order of the items when sorted by increasing weight is the same as their order when sorted by decreasing value. Give an efficient algorithm to find an optimal solution to this variant of the knapsack problem, and argue that your algorithm is correct.

Explanation:

The following six steps must be followed to solve a problem using computer.

Problem Analysis.

Program Design - Algorithm, Flowchart and Pseudocode.

Coding.

Compilation and Execution.

Debugging and Testing.

Program Documentation.

Which XXX declares a student's name.

public class Student {

   XXX

   private double myGPA;  

   private int myID;

   public int getID() {

        return myID;

   }

}

Group of answer choices

a. String myName;

b. public String myName;

c. private myName;

d. private String myName;

private String myName;

To declare a student's name, the following should be noted.

i. The name of the student is of type String

ii. Since all of the instance variables (myGPA and myID) have a private access modifier, then myName (which is the variable name used to declare the student's name) should be no exception. In other words, the student's name should also have a private access.

Therefore, XXX which declares a student's name should be written as

private String myName;

Option (a) would have been a correct option if it had the private keyword

Option (b) is not the correct option because it has a public access rather than a private access.

Option (c) is not a valid syntax since, although it has a private access, the data type of the variable myName is not specified.

Option (d) is the correct option.

Answer and Explanation:

Using Javascript:

function AddScores(){

Window.alert("Welcome to the Test Score Program");

var ScoreList= new Array();

ScoreList.push(Prompt("Add Score"));

var WhatNext= Confirm("do you want to continue?");

If(WhatNext===true) {

do{

ScoreList.push(Prompt("Add Score"));

}

While(

Confirm("do you want to continue?")===true;);

}

Alert(ScoreList);

Alert(ScoreList.reduce(function(a,b){return a +b};,0);)

}

AddScores();

From the above code in javascript programming language, we have created a list ScoreList and added elements to it using push method of the array object and a do...while loop that checks the condition and then adds the user's input to the array. We then alerted the array to the screen and then summed up the array elements and also alerted to the screen.

Answer:

The modified program in Python is as follows:

triangle_char = input('Enter a character:\n')

triangle_height = int(input('Enter triangle height:\n'))  

for i in range(triangle_height):

   print(triangle_char * (i+1))

Explanation:

This gets the character from the user

triangle_char = input('Enter a character:\n')

This gets the height of the triangle from the user

triangle_height = int(input('Enter triangle height:\n'))  

This iterates through the height

for i in range(triangle_height):

This prints extra characters up to the height of the triangle

   print(triangle_char * (i+1))

Here's the modified program that incorporates the requested changes:

python

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triangle_char = input('Enter a character:\n')

triangle_height = int(input('Enter triangle height:\n'))

print('')

for i in range(1, triangle_height + 1):

   line = triangle_char * i + ' ' * (triangle_height - i)

   print(line)

This program uses a loop to iterate from 1 to triangle_height. In each iteration, it creates a line by concatenating triangle_char repeated i times with spaces (' ') repeated (triangle_height - i) times. The resulting line is then printed.

For example, if the user enters % as the character and 5 as the height, the output will be to make sure to maintain the indentation properly in your code for it to work correctly.

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Answer:

.isLeapYear (1900) will return an incorrect response

Explanation:

Given

The above method

Required

Which method call will give an incorrect response

(a) will return an incorrect response because 1900 is not a leap year.

When a year is divisible by 4, there are further checks to do before such year can be confirmed to be a leap year or not.

Since the method only checks for divisibility of 4, then it will return an incorrect response for years (e.g. 1900) that will pass the first check but will eventually fail further checks.

Hence, (a) answers the question;