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UNIT - 5

UNIT - 5. FUNCTIONS AND POINTERS. FUNCTION. Functions is a sub-program that contains one or more statements and it performs some task when called. Types. Functions. Pre-Defined Functions. User-Defined Functions. Pre-Defined Functions.

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UNIT IV FUNCTIONS AND POINTERS

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Chapter 6

Chapter 6. User defined functions. In this chapter we will. Create and use MATLAB functions with both single and multiple inputs and outputs Learn how to store and access functions in a user defined toolbox Create anonymous functions Create and use function handles

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Bahman Bahmani Ashish Goel Stanford University

Social Search and Related Problems. Bahman Bahmani Ashish Goel Stanford University. Challenge. Careful extension of existing algorithms to modern data models Large body of theory work Distributed Computing PRAM models Streaming Algorithms Sparsification , Spanners, Embeddings

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11. User-Defined Functions

11. User-Defined Functions. Input parameters Local Variables Output Values. Why?. Elevates reasoning by hiding details. Facilitates top-down design. Software management. Elevates Reasoning. Nice to have sqrt function when designing a quadratic equation solver.

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Functions

Functions. In C Programming Language. Introduction What is function? How functions will work? How to declare a function in C language? What are the different types of functions are there in C language? Example programs. Introduction. Modular Programming. Divide and Conquer.

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Explain DB2 EXPLAIN Explanations

Page based on Title Slide from Slide Layout palette. Design is cacorp 2006. Title text for Title or Divider pages should be either 40 pt for short titles /28 pt for subtitles or 32 pts for longer titles /24 pt for subtitles.

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What does C store?

What does C store?. >>A = [1 2 3] >>B = [ 1 1 ] >>[C,D]= meshgrid (A,B). b ) 1 2 3 1 2 3. a) 1 2 3 1 1 1. 1 2 3 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1. What does D store?. >>A = [1 2 3] >>B = [ 1 1 ] >>[C,D]= meshgrid (A,B). b ) 1 2 3 1 2 3.

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Utils Layer

Utils Layer. Building Library Functions. Topics covered. Creating a new function library file. Using the function generator. Modifying functions. Using the Step Generator. Saving a function library. Testing the functions. What we have done up to now?.

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Remember: Examination is a chance not ability .

Remember: Examination is a chance not ability. BCS iii-rd Semester. Object Oriented Programming-ii. Course Outline. Recommended Text Book: Object Oriented Programming By: Robert Lafore. Course Title : OOP Using C++. Chapter No: 01. Chapter No: 01. COURSE INSTRUCTOR : ILTAF MEHDI.

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Lecture4

Lecture4. Lecture Outline Functions Logical Operators If statement Compound if Statement Exercise Debugging Exercise. Functions. A function is a subprogram that performs a specific task. Functions you know: printf( " Hi " ); scanf( " %i " ,&number);.

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Project Matsu: Large Scale On-Demand Image Processing for Disaster Relief

www.opencloudconsortium.org. Project Matsu: Large Scale On-Demand Image Processing for Disaster Relief. Collin Bennett, Robert Grossman, Yunhong Gu , and Andrew Levine Open Cloud Consortium. June 21, 2010. Project Matsu Goals.

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Exercise 4 Deterministic landslide hazard assessment

Exercise 4 Deterministic landslide hazard assessment. Cees van Westen. Associated Institute of the. Objective. In this exercise, a simple slope stability model (the infinite slope model ) is used to calculate safety factor maps for different conditions.

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Module 10: Implementing User-defined Functions

Module 10: Implementing User-defined Functions. Overview. What Is a User-defined Function? Defining Examples. What Is a User-defined Function?. Scalar Functions (do not reference tables) Similar to a built-in function Multi-Statement Table-valued Functions

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Abstraction and User-Defined Functions

Abstraction and User-Defined Functions. Abstraction. abstraction is the process of ignoring minutiae and focusing on the big picture in modern life, we are constantly confronted with complexity we don't necessarily know how it works, but we know how to use it

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Functions

Functions. A function takes zero or more values and returns a value. Functions may be predefined. Functions may be user-written. Examples of predefined functions are: sqrt(x) // square root of x abs(x) // absolute value of x rand() // returns a random number

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INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION. A.MUTHUKUMARAVEL, M.Com.M.C.A.M.Phil (Ph.D). C. What are the differences between structures and unions?

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Integrating Hadoop and Parallel DBMS

Integrating Hadoop and Parallel DBMS. Yu Xu , Pekka Kostamaa , Like Gao - Abhishek Kamurthi. Introduction. Now-a-days Distributed File Systems are being widely used. Google started GFS and MapReduce . Yahoo uses Hadoop . Microsoft has Dryad and Scope. Parallel DBMS vs Hadoop.

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% p = adep('FUN','-opt') % p = adep(p,'-opt') % a wrapper for ML's <depfun>

% p = adep('FUN','-opt') % p = adep(p,'-opt') % a wrapper for ML's <depfun> % - returns struct <p>, which can be reused for display % - useful to determine which user defined modules must % be included in a distribution % % opt parameters comment

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