Write recursive function for blobDetect in picture through this code provided. #include #include int blobDetect(int ** picture, int x, int y, int limit); int main() //setup randomness int x; printf("Enter seed: "); scanf ("%d", &x); srand (x); //set seed printf("Enter the size of the picture: "); int size; scanf ("%d", &size); int *. picture - (int **) malloc(size sizeof (int *)); for (int x - e; x < size; ++x) picture[x] (int ) malloc(size sizeof (int)); for (int test = 1; test <= 5; ++test) printf("Test xd\n", test); for (int r- e; r< size; ++r) for (int c - e; c < size; ++c) picture[r][c] rand() % 2; //generate random number between e and 1 int numblobs - 0; for (int r = e; r < size; ++r) for (int c e; c < size; ++c) if(blobDetect (picture, r, c, size) > 0) printf("There are xd blob(s) in the picture.\n", numblobs); //Super important! I don't think I can emphasize how important this is to do! for (int x - e; x < size; ++x) free(picture[x]); free(picture); return e;

Write recursive function for blobDetect in picture through this code provided. #include #include int blobDetect(int ** picture, int x, int y, int limit); int main() //setup randomness int x; printf("Enter seed: "); scanf ("%d", &x); srand (x); //set seed printf("Enter the size of the picture: "); int size; scanf ("%d", &size); int *. picture - (int **) malloc(size sizeof (int *)); for (int x - e; x < size; ++x) picture[x] (int ) malloc(size sizeof (int)); for (int test = 1; test <= 5; ++test) printf("Test xd\n", test); for (int r- e; r< size; ++r) for (int c - e; c < size; ++c) picture[r][c] rand() % 2; //generate random number between e and 1 int numblobs - 0; for (int r = e; r < size; ++r) for (int c e; c < size; ++c) if(blobDetect (picture, r, c, size) > 0) printf("There are xd blob(s) in the picture.\n", numblobs); //Super important! I don't think I can emphasize how important this is to do! for (int x - e; x < size; ++x) free(picture[x]); free(picture); return e;

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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