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    Arrays and Their Usage Finding The Largest Element Lab Exercise 12-A Lab Demo (12-B) Practice Problems

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    Lab Session-XII CSIT121

    Spring 2002
     Arrays and Their Usage
     Finding the largest element
     Lab Exercise 12-A
     Lab Demo (12-B)
     Practice Problems

    1
    Arrays and Their Usage
     Arrays hold similar and related data items
    however data values are different
     We can use arrays in any program where
    we have to deal with large amount of
    similar data using an INDEX into the data

    2
    Finding Largest Value
     Often we will need to find the largest value
    in an array.
     We can designate the first element as the
    largest in the beginning
     As we compare one by one, we change
    mind if a larger value is found

    3
    Lab Exercise 12-A
     Let us define an array and initialize it with
    some values
     const int PLACES=15
     int distances[PLACES]={24,56,78,24,
     12,94,18,91,77,11,97,82,45,95,88};
     We wish to find the largest distance value
    in this array
    4
    Lab Exercise 12-A
    Data Modeling
     an array int distances[]
     an integer largest as index to largest value

    Algorithm
     largest=0, for (1 to PLACES-1) Repeat 1 & 2
     1. Designate distances[largest] as largest
     2. Compare with current value and change the
    largest index if found higher
    5
    Lab Exercise 12-B
    (Demo Required)
     Develop a program that keeps information
    of names and ages of a group of 5 people..
    An array of structs is recommended. This
    program calls a function and passes the
    array to it. The function prints the names
    and ages of all people in a nicely formatted
    way. Sample Data that can be used is as
    follows:
    6
    Sample Data for Ex 12-B
     Jason Anderson, 21
     Christina Smith, 35
     Brian Smith Jr., 42
     Derek Dustin, 18
     Jason Geiger, 19

    7
    Practice Problem
     Given an array of ID numbers of library
    defaulters, search for the occurrence of a
    specific ID number to see if this person is a
    library defaulter or not
    Data Modeling
     int defaulters[MAXSIZE];
     int target_ID;
     bool not_found;
    8
    Practice Problem
    Algorithm
     not_found=true;
     While (not_found)
     Match the target_ID with contents of the
    defaulters array one by one
     If matched, assign not_found=false
     Else if array end reached, person not found

    9
    Sample Data
     const int MAXSIZE=20;
     int defaulters[MAXSIZE] =
     {2435,1211,7643,2437,9834,2001,1029,1290,
     2340,2200,1214,4438,2105,4355,8254,9120,
     2502,9403,1006,1205};
     target_ID = 8254
     target_ID=2000
    10
    Additional Practice Problems
     Define a union that can hold temperature. The
    temperature can be stored in degrees Celsius or
    degrees Fahrenheit. Assign 35 degrees Celsius to
    the appropriate union member and display. Then
    convert it to Fahrenheit, store and display
     Modify 12-B to include a union in the struct. This
    union should be able to sore the age in months or
    years

    11
    For Lab 13, Demo Problem
     Write a value returning recursive function
    that implements the recursive formula:
     F(N) = F(N-1) – F(N-2)
     Where F(1) equals 9 and F(0) equals 3;
     HINT: The base case here could be reached
    when N-1 equals 1 and N-2 equals zero

    12

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