Find the running time equation- T(n)- of this program- Note- list's po.pdf
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This program pops all elements from a list of size n. Popping each element takes 1 step, so the total running time is linear and can be expressed as T(n) = n, as it will take n steps to pop all n elements from the list.
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Current VS:
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Current labs:
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random BG
180, K 3.2, Cholesterol 250, HDL 30, LDL 180, Triglycerides 270
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Teeth missing
RLE +1 weak pulse with +2 edema, LLE +1
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UTA
depth.
High fall risk (history of falls)
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Metformin 500mg daily
Atorvastatin 40mg daily
Lisinopril 20mg daily
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*-------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* * $ g++ -lpthread -g buyTheCandy.cpp -o buyTheCandy */
//-- Standard inclusions: --//
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class Coin {
// I. Member vars:
// PURPOSE: To tell the denomination of '*this' Coin instance.
int denomination_;
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// II. Disallowed auto-generated methods:
// No default constructor:
Coin ();
// No copy constructor:
Coin (const Coin&);
// No copy assignment op:
Coin operator= (const Coin&);
protected :
// III. Protected methods:
public :
// IV. Constructor(s), assignment op(s), factory(s) and destructor:
// PURPOSE: To make a coin of denomination 'newDom'. No return value.
Coin (int newDom ) : denomination_(newDom), nextPtr_(NULL) { }
// PURPOSE: To release the resources of '*this'. No parameters.
// No return value.
~Coin () { }
// V. Accessors:
// PURPOSE: To return the denomination of '*this' Coin instance.
// No parameters.
int getDenomination () const { return(denomination_); }
// PURPOSE: To return the address of the next Coin after '*this' one,
// or 'NULL' if there is no such Coin instance. No parameters.
Coin* getNextPtr () const { return(nextPtr_); }
// VI. Mutators:
// PURPOSE: To note that the Coin instance with address 'coinPtr' comes
// after '*this' one. No return value.
void setNextPtr (Coin* coinPtr ) { nextPtr_ = coinPtr; }
// VII. Methods that do main and misc work of class:
// PURPOSE: Try creating and return the address of a random coin.
// No parameters.
static Coin* makeRandom () {
// I. Application validity check:
// II. Try creating and return a coin:
return(new Coin(COIN_DENOMINATION_ARRAY[rand() % NUM_DENOMINATIONS]));
} };
// PURPOSE: To implement a list of Coin instances.
class Purse {
// 0. Constants:
enum { NO_OWNER_INDEX = -1 };
// I. Member var:
// PURPOSE: To hold the index of the name of the owner of '*this' Purse
// instance, or 'NO_OWNER_INDEX' if '*this' has no owner. int index_;
// ADD YOUR VARIABLES HERE
// II. Disall.
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