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xenn [34]
3 years ago
11

During Globalization 2.0, there was a huge overinvestment in: Question 10 options: 1) telecommunications infrastructure 2) compu

ting hardware 3) robots 4) machinery
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Amiraneli [1.4K]3 years ago
4 0

Answer: 1) telecommunications infrastructure

Explanation:

Globalization 2.0 came after the second world war at a time where the world was yarning for opportunities that would connect it better.

They turned to telecommunications infrastructure and invested heavily into it to carry messages from one part of the globe to the other. This led to a fall in telecommunications cost and a rise in new technologies like the mobile phone.

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The c++ code to implement the Boolean function is given. The function definition is shown.

bool anyTwoTheSame(float a, float b, float c)

{

   bool same = false;    

   if(a == b)

       same = true;

   else if(a == c)

       same = true;

   else if(b == c)

       same = true;        

   return same;

}

Explanation:

This function accepts three floating point numbers and returns true if any two numbers are equal else returns false.

The program below shows the implementation of this method.

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

bool anyTwoTheSame(float a, float b, float c);

bool anyTwoTheSame(float a, float b, float c)

{

   bool same = false;    

   if(a == b)

       same = true;

   else if(a == c)

       same = true;

   else if(b == c)

       same = true;        

   return same;

}

int main() {    

   float one=12.34, two=56.78, three=90.1;    

   cout<<"Two numbers are same : " <<anyTwoTheSame(one, two, three);

}

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bool anyTwoTheSame(float a, float b, float c);

Next step is method definition which shows what the function is supposed to do. The test to check equality of two numbers is implemented as shown.

bool same = false;    

if(a == b)

       same = true;

   else if(a == c)

       same = true;

   else if(b == c)

       same = true;  

This is the simplest test which can be programmed.

If the numbers are not same, the Boolean variable, same, remains initialized to false.

This function is then called in main method.

No user input is taken as this is not specified in the question.

The three floating variables are declared and initialized inside the main. The values are put inside the program and not taken from the user.

The output shows either 0 or 1. 0 represents false and 1 represents true.

This program can be tested for different values of floating variables.

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<h3>Writting the code in python:</h3>

<em>def load_cows(filename):</em>

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<em>    f = open(filename, 'r')</em>

<em> </em>

<em>    for line in f:</em>

<em>        line_data = line.split(',')</em>

<em>        cow_dict[line_data[0]] = int(line_data[1])</em>

<em>    return cow_dict</em>

<em>def greedy_cow_transport(cows, limit=10):</em>

<em>       trips = []</em>

<em>    cowsCopy = cows.copy()</em>

<em>    sortedCows = sorted(cowsCopy.items(), key=lambda x: x[1], reverse = True)</em>

<em>    while sum(cowsCopy.values()) > 0:</em>

<em>        ship = []</em>

<em>        total = 0</em>

<em>        for cow, value in sortedCows:</em>

<em>            if cowsCopy[cow] != 0 and value + total <= limit:</em>

<em>                ship.append(cow)</em>

<em>                total += value</em>

<em>                cowsCopy[cow] = 0</em>

<em>        trips.append(ship)</em>

<em>    return trips</em>

<em>def brute_force_cow_transport(cows,limit=10):</em>

<em>     trips = []</em>

<em>     possibilities = []</em>

<em>    for i in power_list:</em>

<em>        ship = []</em>

<em>        for j in i:</em>

<em>            ship_weights = []</em>

<em>            for k in j:</em>

<em>                ship_weights.append(cows[k])</em>

<em>                #print(ship_weights)</em>

<em>            ship.append(sum(ship_weights))</em>

<em>            #print(ship)</em>

<em>        if all(d <= limit for d in ship):</em>

<em>            possibilities.append(i)</em>

<em>      pruned_possibilities = []</em>

<em>    for k in possibilities:</em>

<em>        if k not in pruned_possibilities:</em>

<em>            pruned_possibilities.append(k)</em>

<em>    # now find the minimum list length:</em>

<em>    min_list_len = min(map(len, pruned_possibilities))</em>

<em>    for l in pruned_possibilities:</em>

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<em>    brute_force_end = time.time()</em>

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