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Algorithm
How many term will be computed to determine the value of $10C8$ Using a divide and conquer algorithms ? 45 46 90 89
How many term will be computed to determine the value of $10C8$ Using a divide and conquer algorithms ?45469089
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What is the time complexity to construct binary search tree when inorder and postorder traversal of tree is given?
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micro programmed
what are difference b/w control word and microinstruction?
what are difference b/w control word and microinstruction?
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Nov 15, 2017
CO and Architecture
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What is difference between syntax analysis and syntax direct translation
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Nov 15, 2017
Compiler Design
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GATE2016 CE-2: GA-5
The sum of the digits of a two digit number is $12$. If the new number formed by reversing the digits is greater than the original number by $54$, find the original number. $39$ $57$ $66$ $93$
The sum of the digits of a two digit number is $12$. If the new number formed by reversing the digits is greater than the original number by $54$, find the original numbe...
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Apr 27, 2017
Quantitative Aptitude
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Gate 2017
Please explain why L3 is not CFL ?
Please explain why L3 is not CFL?
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Apr 21, 2017
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theory of computation
Answer is [[n(n+1)] / 2 ] + 1 right ??? empty string is also a substring right ???
Answer is [[n(n+1)] / 2 ] + 1 right ??? empty string is also a substring right ???
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Apr 19, 2017
Theory of Computation
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pointer
Which of the following declaration throw run-time error? A. int **c = &c; B. int **c = &*c; C. int **c = **c; D. None of the mentioned. I think C is correct but mentioned correct ans is D how?
Which of the following declaration throw run-time error?A. int c = &c;B. int c = &*c;C. int c = c;D. None of the mentioned.I think C is correct but mentioned correct ...
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Apr 19, 2017
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Check for Regular Language
Check whether given language is Regular or not? WXWR / W,X∈(0,1)+
Check whether given language is Regular or not?WXWR / W,X∈(0,1)+
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Apr 19, 2017
Theory of Computation
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theory of computation
can a turing machine accept $\varepsilon$ ??? please explain ??? this question says it can accept ...https://gateoverflow.in/941/gate2003-53
can a turing machine accept $\varepsilon$ ??? please explain ??? this question says it can accept ...https://gateoverflow.in/941/gate2003-53
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How to find size of integer on your system in C programming
Please kindly tell the full code with the use of sizeof() operator. Thanks!
Please kindly tell the full code with the use of sizeof() operator. Thanks!
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Apr 19, 2017
Programming in C
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BARC2017
Time complexity of dijkstra's algorithm when array used in place of priority queue Options O(V^2) , O(VlogV+E) , O(VlogV+ElogV) , O(V^3)
Time complexity of dijkstra's algorithm when array used in place of priority queueOptions O(V^2) , O(VlogV+E) , O(VlogV+ElogV) , O(V^3)
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Peter Linz Exercise 8.1
#20 Is the following language L = { amn : m and n are prime } context free?
#20 Is the following languageL = { amn : m and n are prime } context free?
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Theory of Computation
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theory of computation
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Theory of Computation
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how many context switches occur whenever application processes are multiplexed
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theory of computation
State TRUE or FALSE . For every regular language , there exists a unique minimal DFA . I know that for every regular language, there is a minimal DFA ...but is it unique ? i think it is ...please explain ...
State TRUE or FALSE .For every regular language , there exists a unique minimal DFA . I know that for every regular language, there is a minimal DFA ...but is it unique ?...
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Theory of Computation
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theory of computation
What language is accepted by the npda below if we make F = {q0, qf }, where F denotes set of final states. Answer is L = $\sum$* ...........right ???
What language is accepted by the npda below if we make F = {q0, qf }, where F denotes set of final states.Answer is L = $\sum$* ...........right ???
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theory of computation
Is this correct ...?
Is this correct ...?
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Apr 12, 2017
Theory of Computation
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theory of computation
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theory of computation
The Language is given by, L is a A) Deterministic CFL. B) Non deterministic CFL but not DCFL. Please draw the PDA for the above language ...
The Language is given by,L is a A) Deterministic CFL.B) Non deterministic CFL but not DCFL.Please draw the PDA for the above language ...
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theory of computation
Let C be a context-free language and R be a regular language. Prove that the language C $\cap$ R is context free.
Let C be a context-free language and R be a regular language. Prove thatthe language C $\cap$ R is context free.
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Minimun time taken to find median of a list of number is A) O(log n ) B) O(n) C) O(nlogn) D) O(n^2)
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Algorithms
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What is exactly access time in cache memory access?
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Digital Logic Doubt
In the min term we select (1), in the max term we select (0). But 1 is greater than 0. Selecting 1 should be called max-term and selecting 0 should be called Min-term. Why they have the name otherwise?
In the min term we select (1), in the max term we select (0).But 1 is greater than 0. Selecting 1 should be called max-term and selecting 0 should be called Min-term. Why...
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Digital Logic
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regular or not regular
Which of the following languages are regular and why a) L= {a n! :n>=1} b)L= {an :n is a perfect square} c)L= {an :n is not a perfect square} d)L= {an :n is not a prime number}
Which of the following languages are regular and whya) L= {a n! :n>=1}b)L= {an :n is a perfect square}c)L= {an :n is not a perfect square}d)L= {an :n is not a prime n...
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Gate 2017 Admission for AIR in 800(s).
My gate 2017 rank is 803 and gate score 688 (General Category). As per last year cut off I've checked, it seems like I won't get any good IITs or NITs. I am pretty much disappointed and I am afraid I cannot take one more ... finding myself confused in proceeding further as I understand my current, But some way to make up with the one year gap I took.
My gate 2017 rank is 803 and gate score 688 (General Category). As per last year cut off I've checked, it seems like I won't get any good IITs or NITs. I am pretty much d...
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Graph Theory
let G=(V,E) be an connected graph, let $\left | V \right |= n$ Find largest value of n such that i) G is complete & ii) G is bipartite with valid proof
let G=(V,E) be an connected graph, let $\left | V \right |= n$Find largest value of n such thati) G is complete &ii) G is bipartitewith valid proof
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Graph Theory
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theory of computation
Give regular expression for the complement of the language given below . L (r) = {a2nb2m+1: n ≥ 0, m ≥ 0} (or) r =(aa)* (bb)* b
Give regular expression for the complement of the language given below .L (r) = {a2nb2m+1: n ≥ 0, m ≥ 0} (or) r =(aa)* (bb)* b
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Theory of Computation
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Peter Linz Exercise 8.1
#8 Determine whether or not the following languages are context-free (a) L= { anwwRan : n>=0 , w ∈ {a,b}* } (b) L = { anbjanbj : n>=0, j>=0 } (c) L = { anbjajbn : n>=0, j>=0 } (d) L= { anbjakbl : n+j<=k+l } (e) L = { anbjakbl : n<= ... na(w)=nb(w)=2nc(w) } My answers are : (a)CFL (b)Not CFL (c)CFL (d) CFL (e)Not CFL (f)Not CFL (g) Not CFL Please verify.
#8 Determine whether or not the following languages are context-free(a) L= { anwwRan : n>=0 , w ∈ {a,b}* }(b) L = { anbjanbj : n>=0, j>=0 }(c) L = { anbjajbn : n>=0, j>...
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CIL17
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Apr 3, 2017
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