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APCS: Standard Algorithms Drill 2, Problem 1. How much slower is InefficientSum than EfficientSum in the best case for an array of n elements?
In this computer science drill question, figure out which implementation will copy one array over to another.
AP Computer Science: Standard Algorithms Drill 3, Problem 3. What should go in "expression 1" to satisfy the conditional statement?
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AP Computer Science: Drill 3, Problem 4. What should go in "expression 2" to complete the method?
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Sorry On here's your shmoop du jour about to convey
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some knowledge and maybe erection Hear that All right this
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code is a method for a sequential search through an
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array list called ah list Clever title Well what should
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go in expression to to complete the method this expression
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here time and here your potential answers What do you
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think Value value All right here we go Okay well
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this code is pretty simple Sequential search the four loop
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the finer points of which we've covered in the previous
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question iterated through an array list and the if statement
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will check each element to see if it's equal to
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the imager called number that we were looking for donald
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that alright well having covered expression one in a previous
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question looks like this by the way were now being
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asked for expression too or do if you're in paris
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and really clever All right if the four loop is
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the conveyor belt that brings us the next item down
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the line the if statement will be the bit that
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looks for a match You know like jd we're being
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asked what the structure of the if statement should be
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options And beer both out They use standard array style
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brackets to refer to elements a rainless require using the
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get method to retrieve stuff As for picking apart option
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c and d well the objective here is to return
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a true or false for the if statement toe work
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with with option d there's a conditional operator present within
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those parentheses a double equal sign which will check if
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the two items are equal and return a true or
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false Got it well then it attempts to shove that
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whore false into our values variable which is an imager
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It's where bag meat round hole not good option c
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copies the current element in a list to the variable
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value here then checks If it's equal to the imager
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number which is the number we're looking for The result
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of this statement would be a true or false that
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would enable the if statement then either execute the code
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inside it's blocked or not All right there is the 00:02:12.91 --> [endTime] answer I don't know
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