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Introduction to Java Programming, Comprehensive Version (10th Edition)
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Y. Danial liang
Edition:
10th edition
ISBN13:
978-0133761313
ISBN10:
0133761312
772
Java programming
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Chapter: 30 /
Q: 15
(Parallel sum) Implement the following method using Fork/Join to find the sum of a list
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Q: 16
(Parallel matrix addition) Programming Exercise 8.5 describes how to perform matrix addition. Suppose you have multiple processors, so you can speed up the matrix addition. Implement the following method in parallel
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Q: 17
(Parallel matrix multiplication) Programming Exercise 7.6 describes how to perform matrix multiplication. Suppose you have multiple processors, so you can speed up the matrix multiplication. Implement the following method in parallel
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Q: 18
(Parallel Eight Queens) Revise Listing 22.11, EightQueens.java, to develop a parallel algorithm that finds all solutions for the Eight Queens problem. (Hint: Launch eight subtasks, each of which places the queen in a different column in the first row.)
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Q: 19
(Sorting animation) Write an animation for selection sort, insertion sort, and bubble sort, as shown in Figure 30.31
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Q: 20
(Sudoku search animation) Modify Programming Exercise 22.21 to display the intermediate results of the search
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Q: 21
(Combine colliding bouncing balls) Rewrite Programming Exercise 20.5 using a thread to animate bouncing ball movements
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Q: 22
(Eight Queens animation) Modify Listing 22.11, EightQueens.java, to display the intermediate results of the search. As shown in Figure 30.33, the current row being searched is highlighted. Every one second, a new state of the chess board is displayed
Chapter: 31 /
Q: 1
Loan server) Write a server for a client. The client sends loan information (annual interest rate, number of years, and loan amount) to the server (see Figure 31.17a)
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(BMI server) Write a server for a client. The client sends the weight and height for a person to the server (see Figure 31.18a)
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