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#include #include "stdafx.h"#include #include #include #include #define MAXN 1005Using Std::cin;Using Std::cout;int a[maxn];//array a[] is defined to be placed in the global position, and then in the main function of the assignment operation, otherwise it will be an errorint main () {memset (A, 0, sizeof (a));int N, k, first = 1;cout Cin >> k >> N;if (k for (int i = 1; I for (int j = 1; J if (j%i = = 0)A[J] =!a[j];//very interesting placefor (int m = 0; M if (A[m]) {If first is 0;//here to avoid

Deadlock principle: Two threads waiting for each other to release the Sync MonitorExample program:1 Public classTestdeadlockImplementsRunnable {2 3 Public intFlag = 1;4 StaticObject O1 =NewObject (), O2 =NewObject ();5 6 Public voidrun () {7 if(Flag = = 1) {8 synchronized(O1) {9 Try {TenThread.Sleep (500); One}Catch(Exception e) { A e.printstacktrace (); - } - synchronized(O2) { theSystem.out.println ("1"); -

Should say this chapter does not have to do too much training, the university has studied, but still is the quick training!!Procedure 1-11 #include 2int main ()3{4 printf ("%d\n",1+2); 5 }Experiment 41 #include 2int main ()3{4 printf ("%d\n",8/5); 5 }Experiment 4 Result output is: 1Procedure 1-21 #include 2int main ()3{4 printf ("%0.1lf\n",8.0/5.0); 5 }Program 1-2 output results are: 1.6Experiment 5Change the 0.1LF to 0.2LF and output 1.60.Experiment 6Change to 8/5 how to Output 1

preceding increment sub-array, it should be greater than or equal to the element that the first pointer points to. The smallest element in the array should be at the back of the intermediate element. We can point the first pointer to the middle element so that we can narrow the range we are looking for. Similarly, if an intermediate element is in a subsequent increment of a subarray, it should be less than or equal to the element that the second pointer points to. At this point the smallest ele

Classic Sort algorithm-bubble sort bubble sortThe principle is that the adjacent number 22 is compared, in order from small to large or from large to small to exchange,After such a trip, the largest or smallest number was exchanged to the last,And then start from the beginning to the 22 comparison exchange, until the end of the second-to-last, the rest looks like examplesExamples for small to large sort,Original array to sort | 6 | 2 | 4 | 1 | 5 | 9 |

Classic Sort algorithm-parity sort Odd-even sortAnother comparison of the nature of the order, the basic idea is an odd row sequence, even row sequence, and then odd row, and even row, until all orderlyFor example,arrays to be queued [6 2 4 1 5 9]For the first time, the odd sequence is compared to its neighbor puppet series, such as 6 and 2, 4 and 1, 5 and 9.[6 2 4 1 5 9]After the exchange becomes[2 6 1 4 5 9]Second comparison of even numbers,

Classic Sort algorithm-Strand sortStrand sort is the idea that first requires an empty array to hold the final output, giving it a name called "Ordered array".Then each time you traverse the array to be sorted, get a "sub-ordered array" and then merge the "sub-ordered array" with the "ordered array"Repeat until the pending array is emptyLook at the example.arrays to be queued [6 2 4 1 5 9]The first traversal gets a "sub-ordered array" [6 9] and sorts

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conversion. Or with the%f type output??Feel the sense of that.Exercise 1-3 continuous and (sum)1#include 2 intMain ()3 {4 intN;5scanf"%d",n);6printf"%d", N (n+1)/2);7 return 0;8}Exercise 1-4 sine and cosine (sincos)1#include 2#include 3 intMain ()4 {5 Const floatPi=4.0*atan (1.0);6 intN;7scanf"%d",n);8printf"%LF%LF", Sin (n*pi/ the), cos (n*pi/ the) );9 return 0;Ten}The key is math ...Exercise 1-5 distance (distance)1#include 2#include 3 intMain ()4 {5 floatx1, x2, y1, y

1. When using the remote terminal, the following command can be used:ScreenTmux2, download the file can use the following command:CurlWget3, compression decompression can be used:tar, zip, rar4. Use Grab Bag toolTcpdump5. String Processing toolAwk6. View Resource UsageTop: Equivalent to the ExplorerHtop:top Enhanced VersionVmstat: Memory hard disk storage conditionNetstat: Viewing network interface usage7. View routing ConditionsmtrTraceroute8, check the network interface situation9. View networ

software, switchesApache 2.2.xTomcat 5.5.XDatabase systemUp to 8 Internet IP addresses, please design a system:1, the use of dual Apache web server front-end;2, the use of the AJP connected to the 3 Tomcat application server, these tomcat is configured to cluster, it is necessary to consider the Apache to the back end of the allocation, the allocation of a fully balanced approach, configure the use of cookies to achieve session stickness;3.1 database servers only Tomcat needs to be connected an

function name, and the variable defined in the if is equivalent to a global variable.2.function aaa () { var a = 1; Console.log (a);}console.log (a); AAA ();This situation prints ' a undefined ', and the function aaa () is no longer executed because the error above will affect the execution of the following function.3, how to let the error does not affect it, we can use try Catchfunction aaa () {var a = 1; Console.log (a);} Try { console.log (a);} Catch (e) {}aaa ();Use a try catch to wrap

Recently, because of the work of things have been dealt with almost, there is no task at hand, in is always a sort of algorithm only some vague concept, school that will notGood learning and practical operation on the machine, so this deliberately organized the next few more classic sorting algorithm, but also in the machine tried several times no problem, hope to be helpful in the future, if there are shortcomings, to be improved!I don't want to say

Spring is an open-source, lightweight framework whose core is inversion of control (IOC) and aspect-oriented programming (AOP).As a business layer framework, spring is a good way to integrate the presentation layer with the persistence layer.IOC: Writes the creation and dependency of a class to a configuration file, allowing the dependency of an object to be injected by a configuration file instead of being active to new, allowing for loose coupling.Popular point is: the creation of the object o

]); } print (A,Ten); returnLow ; } voidQsort_improve (intR[],intLowintHighintk) { if(High-Low > K) {//recursion at length greater than K, K for specified number intPivot = partition (R, Low, high);//the partition algorithm that is called remains the sameQsort_improve (R, Low, pivot-1, K); Qsort_improve (R, Pivot+1, high,k); } } voidQuickSort (intR[],intNintk) {Qsort_improve (R,0, n,k);//first call the improved algorithm qsort make it basically orderly//sort the basic ordered

, and is on the heap memory, and heap memory speed is relatively slow (relative), then a large number of connection strings directly + is not desirable, of course, a high-efficiency method is required. Java provides stringbuffer and StringBuilder to solve this problem. The difference is that the former is thread safe and the latter is non-thread safe, StringBuilder after JDK1.5. There is no guarantee that safe StringBuilder have higher efficiency than stringbuffer.Since JDK1.5, when the Java vir

Title: Build four threads, thread a adds variable 100 plus 1,b minus 1,c plus 1,d minus 1, executes in a->b->c->d order, and the final number is 100. Using multithreadingCode:Printletter.javaImport Java.lang.thread;class MyThread implements runnable{//assign three objects to a thread private object Pre;private object Self;private Num num;public MyThread (Object pre,object self,num num) {this.pre=pre;this.self=self;this.num=num;} public void Run () {i=0;iResults:Process parsing:/* Four lock a b c

Code Implementation　　/** * Radix sort * @param array * @return */public static int[] Radixsort (int[] array) {if (array = = NULL | | Array.Length 10.4 Algorithm AnalysisBest case: t (n) = O (n * k) worst case: t (n) = O (n * k) Average case: t (n) = O (n * k)There are two ways to sort the cardinality:MSD sequencing from high level LSD starts with a low orderCardinal Sort vs count sort vs bucket sortThese three sorting algorithms use the concept of buckets, but there are significant diffe

#include #include Using namespace std; const int max=8;int a[8[8]; int Main (){// input number n int n; cin>>n; int x=0, y=n-1; // determine boundary conditions and assign values to a[1][n-1] a[x][y]=1; int num=1; while (num//When the outermost number is entered, the value inside the output {while (x1 ! ) A[x+1][y]) { a[++x][y]=++num;} while (y>0 ! ) A[x][y-1]) { a[X][--y]=++num;} while (x>0 ! ) A[x1][y]) { a[--x][y]=++num;} while (y1 ! ) A[x][y+