C# Задача 7. List Manipulation Advanced - Lab - Софтуерен университет

razihanna 7 Точки

C# Задача 7. List Manipulation Advanced - Lab

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Mоже ли да проверите защо получавам 90/100? и къде е грешката

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7. List Manipulation Advanced - Pastebin.com

Next, we are going to implement more complicated list commands, extending the previous task. Again, read a list and keep reading commands until you receive "end":

Contains {number} – check if the list contains the number and if so - print "Yes", otherwise print "No such number".
PrintEven – print all the even numbers, separated by a space.
PrintOdd – print all the odd numbers, separated by a space.
GetSum – print the sum of all the numbers.
Filter {condition} {number} – print all the numbers that fulfill the given condition. The condition will be either '<', '>', ">=", "<=".

After the end command, print the list only if you have made some changes to the original list. Changes are made only from the commands from the previous task.

Example

Input

Output

2 13 43 876 342 23 543

Contains 100

Contains 543

PrintEven

PrintOdd

GetSum

Filter >= 43

Filter < 100

end

No such number

Yes

2 876 342

13 43 23 543

1842

43 876 342 543

2 13 43 23

Предишната:

6.List Manipulation Basics

Write a program that reads a list of integers. Then until you receive "end", you will receive different commands:

Add {number}: add a number to the end of the list.
Remove {number}: remove a number from the list.
RemoveAt {index}: remove a number at a given index.
Insert {number} {index}: insert a number at a given index.

Note: All the indices will be valid!

When you receive the "end" command, print the final state of the list (separated by spaces).

Example

Input

Output

4 19 2 53 6 43

Add 3

Remove 2

RemoveAt 1

Insert 8 3

end

4 53 6 8 43 3

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14/02/2021 16:45:36 C# Fundamentals

Axiomatik 2423 Точки

The code looks OK, I think the last error comes from the print-validation that is given for this assignment:

"After the end command, print the list only if you have made some changes to the original list. Changes are made only from the commands from the previous task."

Try to check with your list of numbers if any changes have really occured, by copying the numbers to a second list and at the end compare the two lists (I have checked their elements counts and total sum). Keep in mind that changes can be undone (removing and adding back the same number), which is probably why using a simple counter might not work and tracking the changes to your list.

Validition from your code:

            if (counter > 0)
            {
                Console.WriteLine(string.Join(" ", num));
            }

Validation which I used:

            if (modInput.Count != input.Count || totalSumInput != totalSumModInput)
            {
                Console.WriteLine(string.Join(" ", modInput));
            }

Best,

14/02/2021 17:27:08

razihanna 7 Точки

Thank you for your reply

Best regards

21/02/2021 20:58:39

krum_43 759 Точки

Maybe it's a loophole that breaks the code.
It is interesting whether there is a variant in which the number and sum of the elements are equal and the collections are different.

Best,

23/02/2021 10:29:55