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java 5. Convert To List Problem Description Complete the function "convertToList' with the following specifications: Parameters: - input: is an array of integers Functionality: - convert the input from an array of integers to a list of non-null integers Return Value: the result of your conversion as a list.

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Jason just had a physical exam. This was necessary for him to enter the second grade at his school. He was voiding a urine sample for the school nurse, when a pink discoloration of the urine was noted. The urine also appeared somewhat foamy (Jason thought this was quite "neat"). Jason said his urine had been "real foamy" for a couple of days. When questioned by the nurse about Jason's past history, his mother explained that Jason had recently recovered from a strep throat infection that he got while the family was on vacation several weeks ago. The doctor examined Jason, noting his throat to be without erythema (redness) or other lesions (abnormalities). No genital abrasions or other sites of potential bleeding into the urine were noticed. Jason appeared to be a bit puffy in the skin. Auscultation ( listening to organ sounds, usually with a stethoscope) of the lungs revealed some sounds suggestive of fluid in the lungs. Several bruises were noted scattered over Jason's skin, not noted on his last visit. When asked about this, Jason's mother insisted that neither she nor her husband had hit Jason, and that Jason had not hurt himself playing. The doctor made a note of this, as he was required to report evidence of potential child abuse to the local authorities. Routine lab tests of Jason's blood and urine were remarkable in the microscopic urine examination showed red blood cells and red cellular (erythrocytes that are stuck together) in the urine sediment, and Jason's serum protein concentrations was significantly decreased. Case Background As blood course into the kidneys via the renal artery, it flows into smaller and smaller vessels, coursing toward the cortex of the kidney. Once in the cortex of the kidney, the blood vessels become small and torturous, forming capillary balls called glomeruli (about one million per kidney). The glomerulus are permeable to certain substances that filter across the glomerular capillary wall and enter the proximal convoluted tubule---forming an ultrafiltrate that is destined for the ureters, bladder, and urethra where it will ultimately be voided as urine.. Most substances that do not filter across the glomerular capillary will continue on through the kidneys blood supply, leaving the kidney to reenter the renal vein and ultimately the inferior vena cava (some substances that end up in the urine do so by active peritubular secretions from blood vessels distal to the glomeruli that surround the renal tubules.) Normally only small molecular weight substances are filtered at the renal glomeruli :sugars, fatty acids, ammonia acids, electrolytes, ( such as Na+, H+ K+) water and other small molecules. Large molecules weight substances ( such as albumin, protein, clotting proteins, certain hormones) and cells do not normally filter through the glomerular filtrations barrier (capillary wall) to enter the renal urinary tubules.) substances not normally filtered will tend to evaporate. If the glomeruli are significantl.

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JAVA CODE PLEASE Create a new Java Application to manage Linked Lists: (Note: Do not use java.util.LinkedList) a) Create Node class Add methods to get and set, Data and Link b) Create MyLikedList class and write methods to Insert nodes Delete nodes Search List for a value Sort List Display all values in the nodes Insert a Node to a particular position in the List Method to check of the list is empty - isEmpty() c) Create Main class Create a new List of type MyLinkedList Insert some alphabets of the English Language to the list Display all the alphabets in the List Search for a particular alphabet in the List and print true or false Sort the List and display it Delete a node in the List and display the list Insert alphabet to a particular position in the List and display it .

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Jamie finishes the term and goes back home to their parents place for the holidays. They have done really well with their behaviour change project and has been able to refrain from smoking. While at home, their parents continue to smoke in their presence, Jamie's dad even offered them a cigarette one night. This is an example of a: Predisposing factor Negative reinforcing factor Negative enabling factor Contraindicating factor.

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Java program Description Given to you are the elements of a Binary Search Tree. You task is to write a program that will print only those element that will be visible through the top view of the given tree. The stub code consists of the 'insert' method that will take the element of the Binary search tree as input and insert them in the tree according to the Binary Search Tree rules. Constraints: Your program should have the time complexity as O ( n ) and space complexity in the worst case should be O ( n ) . Input: The first line will be ' n ' representing the number of elements to be inserted in the BST 2. Next line will be n elements separated by space representing the integers to be inserted in the BST. Note: - You need to complete the code for the Top view * traversal of the tree only. If the number of the input element is 0 then, orint.

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