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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: Standard Algorithms Drill 3, Problem 3. What should go in "expression 1" to satisfy the conditional statement?
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Sorry And here's your smug too Sure Brought to you
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by parentheses there like little hugs You give your computer
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Oh what's The computers sometimes rejects you know like children
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Alright this code is an implementation of a sequential search
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What should go in expression One to satisfy the conditional
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statement That's history Got it right here Potential answers equals
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and yeah that's gotta be it Okay All right Well
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remember those math word problems where the buildup would get
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really convoluted and try to overwhelm you with information Just
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a cloud A simple question like jenny and tony started
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a fruit stand gather jenny is selling the oranges she
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grew which cost ten cents apiece to grow over four
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months She's now selling them for twenty five cents apiece
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that the average rate of twenty per hour Meanwhile tony's
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juggling three apples and dropped one How many apples is
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tony holding Yeah same sort of thing Here we're being
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given a big rambling thing about a search method and
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expressions and conditional statements But looking at the possible answers
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it's pretty obvious We're on lee really being asked how
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to get the number of elements in an array list
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got it all right Well this is one of the
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ways in which standard arrays differ from array list Object
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arrays have a very simple very useful attribute called length
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No joke there that you can look at which will
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return The number of elements in the array goes a
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little like this Yeah but a raylan aren't your usual
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arrays and don't have that exact attributes Instead there's a
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method called size Yeah that's The call with empty parentheses
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Not very different but it goes a little like this
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Which brings us back to our potential answers The way
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to get the array list size is only properly done
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in si size with the empty parentheses or you know 00:01:53.508 --> [endTime] hugs Oh
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