QUESTION#1– LINEAR ARRAYS Part (a) [ If the starting memory address of an array A[-5, 23] is 450 then what will be the memory address of 21st element? Size of each memory location is 4-byte. Note: In this question array index starts from -5 and end with 23 Part (b) I Suppose you have two different email IDS like abc@yahoo.com and abc@gmail.com. You receive some emails only in gmail, or only in yaho0 but some time you receive an email at both emails account. Suppose your emails subjects are maintaining in linear array data structure such that gmail array has m emails and yahoo has n emails. (In ideal case the subjects are not repeated in any email ID) gmail email subjects Intervie How Exam Best Danger Hi w call week friend s for yo are u yahoo email subjects Feeling Good Going Going picnic Best Hi bad morning abroad Friend Your task is to write an algorithm to collect the emails by UNION method of both emails in a single array named YGmail with size m+n.

QUESTION#1– LINEAR ARRAYS Part (a) [ If the starting memory address of an array A[-5, 23] is 450 then what will be the memory address of 21st element? Size of each memory location is 4-byte. Note: In this question array index starts from -5 and end with 23 Part (b) I Suppose you have two different email IDS like abc@yahoo.com and abc@gmail.com. You receive some emails only in gmail, or only in yaho0 but some time you receive an email at both emails account. Suppose your emails subjects are maintaining in linear array data structure such that gmail array has m emails and yahoo has n emails. (In ideal case the subjects are not repeated in any email ID) gmail email subjects Intervie How Exam Best Danger Hi w call week friend s for yo are u yahoo email subjects Feeling Good Going Going picnic Best Hi bad morning abroad Friend Your task is to write an algorithm to collect the emails by UNION method of both emails in a single array named YGmail with size m+n.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter12: Points, Classes, Virtual Functions And Abstract Classes

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 29SA

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