CS701 Module2 Assignment   General Rules for Homework Assignments  • You are strongly encouraged to add comments throughout the program. Doing so will help your facilitator to understand your programming logic and grade you more accurately.  • You must work on your assignments individually. You are not allowed to copy the answers from the others. However, you are encouraged to discuss approaches to the homework […]

   Exercise 1:Create a function that accepts a single array as an argument. Given an array of integers, x, sort x and split the integers into three smaller arrays of equal length. If the length of x is not evenly divisible by three, increase the size of the smaller arrays by one starting from the first array. The function should return an array of arrays. […]

1 Association rule mining In this notebook, you’ll implement the basic pairwise association rule mining algorithm. To keep the implementation simple, you will apply your implementation to a simplified dataset, namely, letters (“items”) in words (“receipts” or “baskets”). Having finished that code, you will then apply that code to some grocery store market basket data. If you write the code well, it will not be […]

Reading: Be reading Chapter 1  This assignment is worth 10 points. Your work is due at the beginning of  next class.  You will turn in two class printouts. 1. (6 points) Complete the linear search method from today’s lecture. Create a class containing this method (as a static member) and a main method that, when run, creates and initializes an array with 100 random numbers and calls your search method for at least 5 values, […]

   For this interactive assignment, you will continue to utilize loops and functions and write a Python program that asks the user for an integer (number) greater than 1. Once the user enters an integer, it should then allow the user to choose between the following two options:If 1 is entered, a countdown from that number to zero is printed.If 2 is entered, the factorial […]

   You are in charge of managing a local softball team, one in which there is a lot of turnover. While you have a couple of regulars, much of the team members come and go frequently. When it comes to organizing games, it is becoming more and more difficult to keep track of the current members, so you decide to write a small program to […]

   In this exercise you’ll get an intuition for what happens when we use algorithms with different computational complexities to solve the same problem. Download these two sorting programs from the class website: SelectionSort, MergeSort.These programs test the specified sorting algorithm on an array whose size is specified by the user, then outputs the amount of time the sorting algorithm takes.For each sorting program, the […]

   Problem 1Write a program that asks the user to input a starting number of beer bottles and an ending number of beer bottles. The beer song lyrics should start and end accordingly. Your program should pass this codecheck and have the following output:Problem 2Write a program that reads in two integers M and N from the user. Print out N letters of the alphabet […]

   Netbeans Program Only): Create a Java application that allows the user to repeatedly enter a number to find out if it is a perfect number. A perfect number is ***** that is equal to the sum of all of its positive divisors, excluding itself.For example, 6 is a perfect number because 1 + 2 + 3 = 6.28 is a perfect number because 14 […]

   In previous assignments, you used threads to improve the performance of a sort algorithm. Threads were initially applied in order to achieve processing concurrency in order to reduce the time requiredto sort data. This week’s readings highlighted various ways that I/O performance can impact the overall performance of an application or a system. The readings also identified specific principles that can be applied to […]