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Questions - computer-science

How do I read an input file line by line into multiple arrays of different types

As an example input file: 02-03-2004,13045634 03-02-2004,16782930 I'm having trouble coming up with code that can read in inputs into different arrays properly. My most recent attempt is this: int i ...
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Cezlock

c++

arrays

computer-science

dynamic-arrays

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You can do this easily enough, assuming your input is invariably two items on a line, comma-separated: std::vector<std::string> dates; std::vector<std::string> IDs; std::ifstream f( ... )...
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D&#250;thomhas

CAP Theorem - satify consistency by always erroring on read

The wiki page and one of my instructors say Consistency: Every read receives the most recent write or an error. I have learned we can only satisfy two of them at all-time, but, seriously, wouldn't t...
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Zack Light

database

database-design

logic

computer-science

cap-theorem

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See the definition for "A". In order to satisfy "A", the response should not be an error. If you throw an error every time, how can the system satisfy "A" which stands fo...
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Register Sole

Remove the lowercase vowels [C]

I'm learning C and I got a task to to remove the lowercase vowels (a, e, i, o, u) in a given string. so I wrote this code and I'm getting Segmentation fault error in line 15, can someone explain me w...
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Patton13

c

error-handling

computer-science

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Modified algorithm for Max-Heapify

in a question I have to answer they asking to write an algorithm Modified-Max-Heapify for a random value insertion.enter image description here The question is in below link. Can anyone help me to fig...
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Imila Maheshan

algorithm

sorting

data-structures

computer-science

binary-heap

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Answers: 1

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I'm not going to do your homework for you, but here's a hint. Suppose that instead of A[i] being set to a random value, you were told that A[i] was set to a value that was larger any other item in th...
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Frank Yellin

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