I need help how to start this program.
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say that within each egg carton, the ‘slot’ for each egg is given a number, just like we number arrays. We will also number the egg cartons themselves. So in the picture below, we see that egg carton #0 has 8 slots. Within egg carton #0, the slots are number 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6, and 7, just like the carton was an array. Another way to number the slots would be to use ‘global slot number’. This is what you’d get, if you started counting at the first slot in the first carton, and then kept counting when you moved on to the second carton, etc, etc. For example, “carton#0, slot#1” would be given the ‘global slot number’ of 1, since you start counting (at carton#0, slot#0) with 0, then count carton#0, slot#1 as ‘global 1’. When you run out space in the first carton (having reached ‘global 7’, at “carton#0, slot#7”), you go on to the second carton, and keep counting. So carton#1, slot#0 is actually ‘global slot number 8’. Carton #1, slot #5 is ‘global slot number 13’, and ‘global slot number 17’ really means carton #2, slot #1. You need to fill in code, in program that is provided below, so that your program will ask the user for the ‘global slot number’ of a particular slot in a particular egg carton, and will then tell the user which carton, and which slot # with that carton, to put the egg.
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say that within each egg carton, the ‘slot’ for each egg is given a number, just like we number arrays. We will also number the egg cartons themselves. So in the picture below, we see that egg carton #0 has 8 slots. Within egg carton #0, the slots are number 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6, and 7, just like the carton was an array. Another way to number the slots would be to use ‘global slot number’. This is what you’d get, if you started counting at the first slot in the first carton, and then kept counting when you moved on to the second carton, etc, etc. For example, “carton#0, slot#1” would be given the ‘global slot number’ of 1, since you start counting (at carton#0, slot#0) with 0, then count carton#0, slot#1 as ‘global 1’. When you run out space in the first carton (having reached ‘global 7’, at “carton#0, slot#7”), you go on to the second carton, and keep counting. So carton#1, slot#0 is actually ‘global slot number 8’. Carton #1, slot #5 is ‘global slot number 13’, and ‘global slot number 17’ really means carton #2, slot #1. You need to fill in code, in program that is provided below, so that your program will ask the user for the ‘global slot number’ of a particular slot in a particular egg carton, and will then tell the user which carton, and which slot # with that carton, to put the egg.
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say that within each egg carton, the ‘slot’ for each egg is given a number, just like we number arrays. We will also number the egg cartons themselves. So in the picture below, we see that egg carton #0 has 8 slots. Within egg carton #0, the slots are number 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6, and 7, just like the carton was an array. Another way to number the slots would be to use ‘global slot number’. This is what you’d get, if you started counting at the first slot in the first carton, and then kept counting when you moved on to the second carton, etc, etc. For example, “carton#0, slot#1” would be given the ‘global slot number’ of 1, since you start counting (at carton#0, slot#0) with 0, then count carton#0, slot#1 as ‘global 1’. When you run out space in the first carton (having reached ‘global 7’, at “carton#0, slot#7”), you go on to the second carton, and keep counting. So carton#1, slot#0 is actually ‘global slot number 8’. Carton #1, slot #5 is ‘global slot number 13’, and ‘global slot number 17’ really means carton #2, slot #1. You need to fill in code, in program that is provided below, so that your program will ask the user for the ‘global slot number’ of a particular slot in a particular egg carton, and will then tell the user which carton, and which slot # with that carton, to put the egg.
Alex501 wrote:
your program will ask the user for the ‘global slot number’ of a particular slot in a particular egg carton, and will then tell the user which carton, and which slot # with that carton, to put the egg.
What country is this grocery store in? They don't work like that in the US.
led mike
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say that within each egg carton, the ‘slot’ for each egg is given a number, just like we number arrays. We will also number the egg cartons themselves. So in the picture below, we see that egg carton #0 has 8 slots. Within egg carton #0, the slots are number 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6, and 7, just like the carton was an array. Another way to number the slots would be to use ‘global slot number’. This is what you’d get, if you started counting at the first slot in the first carton, and then kept counting when you moved on to the second carton, etc, etc. For example, “carton#0, slot#1” would be given the ‘global slot number’ of 1, since you start counting (at carton#0, slot#0) with 0, then count carton#0, slot#1 as ‘global 1’. When you run out space in the first carton (having reached ‘global 7’, at “carton#0, slot#7”), you go on to the second carton, and keep counting. So carton#1, slot#0 is actually ‘global slot number 8’. Carton #1, slot #5 is ‘global slot number 13’, and ‘global slot number 17’ really means carton #2, slot #1. You need to fill in code, in program that is provided below, so that your program will ask the user for the ‘global slot number’ of a particular slot in a particular egg carton, and will then tell the user which carton, and which slot # with that carton, to put the egg.
Easy. Just limit the number of cartons to 1, and the number of slots in a carton to 1. Then ask for input from user for a global slot number. Reject any input that isn't "1". Then output Carton 1, Slot 1 as your answer.
We violated nature and our children have to pay the penalty Don't go near the water children... Johnny Cash - 1974
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Easy. Just limit the number of cartons to 1, and the number of slots in a carton to 1. Then ask for input from user for a global slot number. Reject any input that isn't "1". Then output Carton 1, Slot 1 as your answer.
We violated nature and our children have to pay the penalty Don't go near the water children... Johnny Cash - 1974
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say that within each egg carton, the ‘slot’ for each egg is given a number, just like we number arrays. We will also number the egg cartons themselves. So in the picture below, we see that egg carton #0 has 8 slots. Within egg carton #0, the slots are number 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6, and 7, just like the carton was an array. Another way to number the slots would be to use ‘global slot number’. This is what you’d get, if you started counting at the first slot in the first carton, and then kept counting when you moved on to the second carton, etc, etc. For example, “carton#0, slot#1” would be given the ‘global slot number’ of 1, since you start counting (at carton#0, slot#0) with 0, then count carton#0, slot#1 as ‘global 1’. When you run out space in the first carton (having reached ‘global 7’, at “carton#0, slot#7”), you go on to the second carton, and keep counting. So carton#1, slot#0 is actually ‘global slot number 8’. Carton #1, slot #5 is ‘global slot number 13’, and ‘global slot number 17’ really means carton #2, slot #1. You need to fill in code, in program that is provided below, so that your program will ask the user for the ‘global slot number’ of a particular slot in a particular egg carton, and will then tell the user which carton, and which slot # with that carton, to put the egg.
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