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Setler79 [48]
3 years ago
8

In what year was the first world-wide web software created by tim berners-lee?

Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Elena L [17]3 years ago
6 0
1989 <span>A graduate of Oxford University, Tim Berners-Lee invented the Web while at CERN, the European Particle Physics Laboratory, in </span>1989<span>. He wrote the first web client and server in </span>1990<span>.</span>
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using namespace std;  // to access objects like cin cout

 

void chessboard(int N){  // function that takes a number N as parameter generates corresponding board

   int i, j;  

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int main(){    //start of the main function

   int num;  //declares an integer num

   cout << "Enter an integer representing the size of the chessboard: ";  //prompts user to enter size of chess board

   cin >> num;  //reads value of num from user

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Explanation:

The function works as follows:

Lets say that N = 2

two string variables black and white are declared. The value of black is set to "B" and value of white is set to "W" to return a chessboard pattern in B and W squares.

The outer loop for(i=1;i<=N;i++) iterates through each column of the chess board. The inner loop  for(j=1;j<=N;j++) iterates through each row of chess board.

At first iteration of outer loop:

N = 2

outer loop:

i=1

i<=N is true because i=1 and 1<=2

So the program enters the body of the outer for loop. It has an inner for loop:

for(j=1;j<=N;j++)

At first iteration of inner loop:

j = 1

j<=N is true because j=1 and 1<=2

So the program enters the body of the inner for loop. It has an if statement:

if((i+j)%2==0) this statement works as:

if(1+1) % 2 == 0

(1+1 )% 2 takes the mod of 1+1 with 2 which gives the remainder of the division.

2%2 As 2 is completely divisible by 2 so 2%2 == 0

Hence the if condition evaluates to true. So the statement in if part executes:

cout<<black<<" ";

This prints B on the output screen with a space.

B

The value of j is incremented to 1.

j = 2

At second iteration of inner loop:

j = 2

j<=N is true because j=2 and 2=2

So the program enters the body of the inner for loop. It has an if statement:

if((i+j)%2==0) this statement works as:

if(1+2) % 2 == 0

(1+2 )% 2 takes the mod of 1+2 with 2 which gives the remainder of the division.

3%2 As 3 is not completely divisible by 2

Hence the if condition evaluates to false. So the statement in else part executes:

cout<<white<<" ";

This prints W on the output screen with a space.

B W

The value of j is incremented to 1.

j = 3

Now  

j<=N is false because j=3 and 3>2

So the loop breaks and program moves to the outer loop to iterate through the next row.

At second iteration of outer loop:

N = 2

outer loop:

i=2

i<=N is true because i=2 and 2 = 2

So the program enters the body of the outer for loop. It has an inner for loop:

for(j=1;j<=N;j++)

At first iteration of inner loop:

j = 1

j<=N is true because j=1 and 1<=2

So the program enters the body of the inner for loop. It has an if statement:

if((i+j)%2==0) this statement works as:

if(2+1) % 2 == 0

(2+1 )% 2 takes the mod of 2+1 with 2 which gives the remainder of the division.

3%2 As 3 is not completely divisible by 2

Hence the if condition evaluates to false. So the statement in else part executes:

cout<<white<<" ";

This prints W on the output screen with a space.

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The value of j is incremented to 1.

j = 2

At second iteration of inner loop:

j = 2

j<=N is true because j=2 and 2=2

So the program enters the body of the inner for loop. It has an if statement:

if((i+j)%2==0) this statement works as:

if(2+2) % 2 == 0

(2+2 )% 2 takes the mod of 2+2 with 2 which gives the remainder of the division.

4%2 As 4 is completely divisible by 2 so 4%2 == 0

Hence the if condition evaluates to false. So the statement in if part executes:

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This prints B on the output screen with a space.

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Screenshot of this program along with its output is attached.

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