Write A C Program To Calculate Pow (X, N) - GeeksforGeeks
Write A C Program To Calculate Pow (X, N) - GeeksforGeeks
Write A C Program To Calculate Pow (X, N) - GeeksforGeeks
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es le rtr xpwrx y2*oe(,y2; eun *oe(, /)pwrx /) } / Pormt ts fnto pwr* * rga o et ucin oe / itmi( n an) { itx=2 n ; usge ity=3 nind n ; pit(%" pwrx y) rnf"d, oe(, ); gthr) eca(; rtr 0 eun ;
Time Complexity: O(n) Space Complexity: O(1) Algorithmic Paradigm: Divide and conquer. Above function can be optimized to O(logn) by calculating power(x, y/2) only once and storing it. / Fnto t cluaexrie t tepwryi Olg)/ * ucin o aclt asd o h oe n (on* itpwritx usge ity n oe(n , nind n ) { ittm; n ep i(y= 0 f = ) rtr 1 eun ; tm =pwrx y2; ep oe(, /) i (% = 0 f y2 = ) rtr tm*ep eun eptm; es le rtr xtm*ep eun *eptm; } Time Complexity of optimized solution: O(logn) Let us extend the pow function to work for negative y and float x. / Etne vrino pwrfnto ta cnwr * xedd eso f oe ucin ht a ok frfotxadngtv y/ o la n eaie * #nld<ti.> icuesdoh fotpwrfotx ity la oe(la , n ) { fottm; la ep i(y= 0 f = ) rtr 1 eun ;
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tm =pwrx y2; ep oe(, /) i (% = 0 f y2 = ) rtr tm*ep eun eptm; es le { i( >0 fy ) rtr xtm*ep eun *eptm; es le rtr (eptm)x eun tm*ep/; }
/ Pormt ts fnto pwr* * rga o et ucin oe / itmi( n an) { fotx=2 la ; ity=-; n 3 pit(%" pwrx y) rnf"f, oe(, ); gthr) eca(; rtr 0 eun ; }
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1. Anuj says: February 5, 2011 at 12:58 PM #nld<ti.> icuesdoh mi( an) { itnm p,rsl; n u, eut pit(Etrtenme :"; rnf"ne h ubr ) saf"d,nm; cn(%"&u) pit(\Adispwras.:"; rnf"nn t oe lo ) saf"d,p; cn(%"&)
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} pwritx ity oe(n , n ) { ititm =; n ,ep 1 i(=0 fy=) rtr() eun1; i(=1 fy=) rtr() eunx; es le { fri1i=;+) o(=;<yi+ tm =tm*; ep epx rtr(ep; euntm) } } Reply Anuj says: February 5, 2011 at 12:59 PM I think it's pretty simple Reply KK123 says: July 6, 2011 at 12:32 PM Dude!! Din u notice time complexity?? Reply Anuj says: July 6, 2011 at 3:30 PM i didn't. u tell me Reply KK123 says: July 6, 2011 at 7:38 PM
rsl =pwrnmp; eut oe(u,) pit(\Tersl i %\" rsl) rnf"nh eut s dn, eut;
ur algo takes O(n) whereas the one in article is O(logn)... 2. Raj says: January 11, 2011 at 4:09 PM How to calculate power(float x, float y) ?
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Reply 3. Snehal Masne says: December 20, 2010 at 7:44 PM Thanks for the code.. interesting.. Reply 4. Venki says: August 27, 2010 at 11:54 PM / Smlrfnto,btdpnso stbt / iia ucin u eed n e is / i teepnn (orcrin-lg) / n h xoet n euso oN itpwritx usge n { n oe(n , nind ) / Hlsnx pwr / od et oe / Wl b ue i nx bti st(d) / il e sd f et i s e od ititreitPout=x n nemdaerdc ; / Fnlrsl / ia eut itrsl =1 n eut ;
/ Rpa ti tl w ieaealtestbt / eet hs il e trt l h e is wien hl() { / Efcieyeuaett n2 / fetvl qvln o % i ( &1 f n ) { / I ni od / f s d / pwra b =a*pwra b2 *pwra b2 / oe(, ) oe(, /) oe(, /) / Nt ta nx totrsaepce i tedw sae / oe ht et w em r ikd n h on tt rsl =itreitPout*rsl; eut nemdaerdc eut } / Mk u nx bt / ae p et i n>=1 > ;
/ Mk temlilcto frnx bt / ae h utpiain o et i / Cnrbtsfrmlilcto we ni ee / otiue o utpiain hn s vn / pwra b =pwra b2 *pwra b2 / oe(, ) oe(, /) oe(, /) itreitPout=itreitPout*itreitPo nemdaerdc nemdaerdc nemdaerd
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Reply 5. Prabhakar says: August 17, 2010 at 2:03 AM we have to calculate x^n; itn n ; wien hl() { i(&1 fn&) xxy =*; yyy =*; nn>; =>1 } Time Complexity=O(log(n)) Reply codegeek says: August 27, 2010 at 6:31 PM why if (n&&1) its same as if (n) what is initial value of y here?? Reply Prabhakar says: August 27, 2010 at 7:08 PM @codegeeks sorry. It is (n&1) not (n&&1). here intialise x=1,y=n; Reply nikhil says: September 2, 2010 at 6:43 PM @Prabhakar In the above initialisation we are not using value of anywhere in the
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expression x^n. since x=1 and y=n and n=n . so how value of x will be used. I hope u understand my question. Reply
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