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Chapter 4, Problem 59C
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//Sort the array of integers
Sort(A)
number = 1
//Execute the for loop from 1 to length
For i from 1 to length(A):
/* If the current number is greater than the smallest number*/
if A[i]>number:
//Return the number
return number
else:
//Add the value of number with current number
number = number + A[i]
//Return the number
return number
Explanation:
- Initially assign the smallest number as “1”.
- Then from the array take the initial value and check the condition whether the value from the first index is less than the number...
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