I’m having trouble comprehending information from a scholarly source that I am required to cite in an assignment. Any tips or tricks? I don’t want to just stick a direct quote in there somewhere without understanding if it is even related or fits in.

 

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I’m having trouble thinking of a new thesis angle for Susan Faludi’s “The Naked Citadel” and Karen Ho’s “Biographies of Hegemony”.

The prompt is “In what ways does any “access to power” (Ho 174) depend upon conformity?

 

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I’m having trouble with a lab question. I have the document open. Its the protocol for The Fertilizer Project and I am not understand the calculations. I have to determine how much fertilizer I need. 

GHG Protocol Agricultural GuidanceInterpreting the Corporate Accounting and Reporting Standardfor the agricultural sector GHG Protocol Agricultural Guidance Contents Chapter 1: Introduction…

 

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I’m having trouble with this Java assignment. Can you help?

SELF-CHECK 

1. List two boundary conditions that should be checked when testing method readInt below. The second and third parameters represent the upper and lower bounds for a range of valid integers. 

/** Returns an integer data value within range minN and maxN inclusive 

* @param scan a Scanner object 

* @param minN smallest possible value to return 

* @param maxN largest possible value to return 

* @return the first value read between minN and maxN 

*/

public static int readInt (Scanner scan, int minN, int maxN) { 

  if (minN > maxN) 

    throw new IllegalArgumentException (“In readlnt, minN ” + minN + ” not <= maxN ” + maxN) ; 

  boolean inRange = false; // Assume no valid number read.

   int n = 0; 

  while (!inRange) { // Repeat until valid number read. 

     System.out.println(“Enter an integer from ” + minN + ” to ” + maxN + “: “) ; 

     try { 

       n = scan.nextlnt(); 

       inRange = (minN <= n & & n <= maxN) ; 

     } catch (InputMismatchException ex) { 

       scan.nextLine(); System.out.println(“not an integer – try again”); 

     } 

   } // End while return n; // n is in range 

} 

2. Devise test data to test the method readInt using  

  a. white-box testing 

  b. black-box testing 

PROGRAMMING 

1. Compose a search method with four parameters: the search array, the target, the start subscript, and the finish subscript. The last two parameters indicate the part of the array that should be searched. Your method should catch or throw exceptions where warranted.

 

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Urgent please help. I’m having trouble with understanding the concept of time complexity and big-o estimate.. For the following parts, try to get the best Big-O estimate and briefly justify your answers. programming c language.

Part a) (nested loop)

int i, j;

int n = 100;

for (i = 1; i <= n; i++) {

for (j = 3*i; j <= n; j++) {

printf(“programming is funn”);

}

}

(Is this one O(n^2)?

Part b)(nested loop)

int i, j;

int n = 1000000;

for (i = 1; i <= n; i++) {

for (j = 1; j <= 10000; j++) {

printf(“%d %dn”, i, j); 

}

}

(is this one O(N)?

Part c)(nested loop)

int i = 0;

int n = 10;

int j;

while (i < n) {

i++;

j = i;

while (i < n) {

printf(“hello %dn”, i);

i++;

}

i = j; 

}

Part d)(nested loop)

int i = 0;

int n = 10;

int j;

while (i < n) {

i++;

j = i;

while (i < n) {

printf(“hello %dn”, i);

i++;

break;

}

i = j; 

}

 

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