ROHIT SHARMA HAS BEEN THROUGH HIS SCORING CARD IN PREVIOUS WORLD CUP GAMES. HE HAS PLAYED A TOTAL OF N GAMES AND SCORED A1, A2, A3, ..., AN POINT IN MATCHES. DURING THE SELECTION PROCESS, DHONI WANTS TO KNOW ROHIT SHARMA'S POINTS RATING. THUS, ROHIT SHARMA CALCULATES HIS RATING AS FOLLOWS: YOU SELECT THE MATCH (EXCEPT FOR THE LAST MATCH) AND CHANGE THE POINTS OF THE AI AND AI + 1 GAMES BY ONE POINT OF AI-AI + 1 REDUCES THE NUMBER OF GAMES ON THE SCORE CARD BY 1. YOU CONTINUE THE PROCESS ABOVE ON THE NEWLY CREATED POINTS CARD UNTIL THE SCORE CARD SIZE IS 1. HELP ROHIT GROW HIS MIDDLE SCHOOL USING THE C++ PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE.

ROHIT SHARMA HAS BEEN THROUGH HIS SCORING CARD IN PREVIOUS WORLD CUP GAMES. HE HAS PLAYED A TOTAL OF N GAMES AND SCORED A1, A2, A3, ..., AN POINT IN MATCHES. DURING THE SELECTION PROCESS, DHONI WANTS TO KNOW ROHIT SHARMA'S POINTS RATING. THUS, ROHIT SHARMA CALCULATES HIS RATING AS FOLLOWS: YOU SELECT THE MATCH (EXCEPT FOR THE LAST MATCH) AND CHANGE THE POINTS OF THE AI AND AI + 1 GAMES BY ONE POINT OF AI-AI + 1 REDUCES THE NUMBER OF GAMES ON THE SCORE CARD BY 1. YOU CONTINUE THE PROCESS ABOVE ON THE NEWLY CREATED POINTS CARD UNTIL THE SCORE CARD SIZE IS 1. HELP ROHIT GROW HIS MIDDLE SCHOOL USING THE C++ PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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