
EBK DATA STRUCTURES AND ALGORITHMS IN C
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Author: DROZDEK
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Chapter 4, Problem 5PA
Program Plan Intro
a. Program to find sum of large numbers by adding each number to resultant:
Program Plan:
- In function “addingLargeNumbers()”:
- It takes two stacks corresponding to two large numbers as parameters.
- Till any one of stack becomes empty,
- Pop each digit from both stacks and add them with carry.
- Push resultant digit into resultant stack and store carry digit in “carryy”.
- If first stack is not empty, till stack becomes empty,
- Pop each digit from stack and add them with carry.
- Push resultant digit into resultant stack and store carry digit in “carryy”.
- If second stack is not empty, till stack becomes empty,
- Pop each digit from stack and add them with carry.
- Push resultant digit into resultant stack and store carry digit in “carryy”.
- If carry is not “0”, push it into resultant stack.
- Return resultant stack.
- In function “main()”:
- Read number of large numbers to find sum and first two numbers from user.
- Compute sum of first two numbers by calling function “addingLargeNumbers()”.
- Read each number from user and add it with resultant number by calling function “addingLargeNumbers()”.
- After adding all numbers. Pop each digit from resultant stack and push into other stack to get digits of result in correct order.
- Print result.
Program Plan Intro
b. Program to find sum of larger numbers by using
Program Plan:
- In function “addingLargeNumbers()”:
- It takes a vector of stacks and number of elements in vector as parameters.
- Compute maximum number of digits “maxsz” a number having in vector.
- For each digit in first position to “maxsz” position
- Add each digit of all stacks together and pop each digit from stack.
- Replace old stack with new stack.
- Add result with carry. Push resultant digit into resultant stack and store carry digit in “carryy”.
- After adding all digits of all numbers, if carry is not “0”, push it into resultant stack.
- Return resultant stack.
- In function “main()”:
- Read number of large numbers to find sum.
- Read all numbers from user and store them in a vector.
- Call function “addingLargeNumbers()” by passing vector and vector size as parameters. It will return resultant stack.
- Print resultant stack.
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