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<span>As you know, an algorithm is the logical steps you follow to solve a problem, so “creating an algorithm” is a problem itself, doesn’t it ? so it also needs an algorithm to be solved.As long as you want to create an algorithm, so I assume that you are facing a problem X and you want to create an algorithm to solve it, so here is my algorithm (I really did this steps while I was researching):<span><span>Problem Definition Phase: Know all the phases of the problem, as far as you can, to do this, you need to search what is X, learn about it, learn more and more about your enemy (the problem).</span><span>Last Solutions Phase: in the last phase you searched for “what is X”, now we will search for “what are the possible solutions for X”, we will search for that in order to know, what did great people do so far, search alot, read papers, search for conferences, collect as many solutions and as newest solutions as you can, study them will, compare them, understand them.</span><span>The Fork Phase: now, you had learnt about the problem and its most recently solutions, ask your self, do you think “I need” or “I can” make better ? if you can be satisfied with one of the most recently developed solutions, then we are done, if not continue.</span><span>Archimedes Eureka Phase: this is the last and longest phase, here, you need to start thinking about a solution wich is faster than or better than the others, you may use one of them also and complete it, or you may use it as a reference, but this phase really don’t have a typical way to go through it, as you know, Archimedes had discovered the floating principle just by chance, the same lot of inventions and discoveries, you just have you, yourself, your mind, the nature and the luck to invent the algorithm wich is the last phase in the algorithm of creating your algorithm.</span></span>Note: these names of phases I had just created it now, it’s not a world wide or global concepts, I just try to KISS(keep things simple stupid).</span>
Answer: C) copy the merged array back to the original array
Explanation:
After performing merging of two array then, copy the merge array back to its original array. Merging of two array is done by the process of merge sort. Merging of two array is the similar process of concatenate the two array into the single object.
It basically works on the principle of divide and conquer algorithm. It divide the input value into the two half and then, sorted the accordingly. Then after completion of merging the two array it copy into the original array.
Correct answer is option B (The reason for using supertypes is to minimize the number of nulls and to minimize the likelihood of redundant relationships)
Explanation:
Entity supertype
A entity supertype is a generic entity type which is related with one or more subtypes.
Use of entity supertype:
The reason for using entity supertype is to reduce redundant relationships and it is also used to minimize the number of nulls.
[1] is false, because we are talking about light reaching Earth's surface as a whole, and not in one specific place.
[2] is false, because even if it was in the middle of the night, the other side of the world will be recieving pretty much just as much light as you did the following day.
[3] is false, because even though the sun comes up lower during Winter months, and higher during Summer months, seasons are not constant throughout the entire world. So for what may be Winter for you, will likely be Summer for someone else, so still, just as much light is reaching the Earth.
[4] is false, because wind doesn't affect how light travels.
[5] is true, because clear skies will allow more light to come through that cloudy skies, for example, meaning the amount of light reaching the Earth's surface would not be consistent.
