Remove Random Item from Array in JavaScript

Alshifa Hasnain
Updated on 13-Dec-2024 13:53:44

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We are given an array of string/number literals. We are required to create a function removeRandom() that takes in the array, recursively removes one random item from it, and simultaneously prints it until the array contains items. This can be done by creating a random number using Math.random(), removing the item at that index using Array.prototype.splice(), and printing it until the length of the array shrinks to 0. Approaches to remove random items from array Following are the different approaches to removing the random item from an array and then removing it from the array until ... Read More

Format Floating Point Number in Java

Revathi Satya Kondra
Updated on 13-Dec-2024 13:38:06

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What is Floating Point Number? Floating point number formatting is the process of controlling how floating point numbers (numbers with decimal points) are displayed(printed in a program). For example, if we have a decimal number of 123.45678, the formatted number can be 123.457, 123.46, and 123.5 instead of that number. This makes the numbers easier to read and more consistent. The Floating point is just a number with decimal points. For example 1.2, 2.45 and 123.4 are the examples of the point numbers. It helps ensure the number of decimal places, making numerical data easier to read and maintaining a ... Read More

What is an Inline Function in C Language

Bhanu Priya
Updated on 13-Dec-2024 13:03:49

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Inline Function An inline function in C reduces function calls by expanding the function's code at the call site during compile time. This increases the efficiency of the function. The inline function can be substituted at the point of the function call, but this substitution is always the compiler's choice. In an inline function, the function call is replaced by the actual program code. Most Inline functions are ... Read More

Difference Between Valentina Server and VoltDB

Gargi Rajput
Updated on 13-Dec-2024 10:15:28

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Databases are decidedly one of the most essential parts of modern-day applications, as there are solutions available for high performance, large storage capacity, hybrid of both, reporting etc. Two such databases are Valentina Server and VoltDB, each of which stands out in different aspects.Valentina Server is a universal hybrid database featuring reporting capabilities while VoltDB is a high speed distributed in-memory database intended for real-time data transactions. This article explores their individual features, their main functions, comparisons and contrasts in a bid to grasp the variety of contexts within which they are used.What is Valentina Server?VDS Server is a universal ... Read More

10 Best AI Tools to Generate Comic Movies

Harleen Kaur
Updated on 13-Dec-2024 09:22:40

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With the use of AI technologies, designers may now produce striking graphics, animations, and storyboards with little skill or effort. From user-friendly drag-and-drop interfaces for beginners to complex structures that use machine intelligence, these solutions meet a variety of demands. 10 of the top AI technologies for creating engaging comic movies are examined below.10 Best AI Tools to Generate Comic MoviesStoryboarderA specialized tool called Storyboarder is used to create the storyboards that are necessary for making comic movies. It gives sources for story plans, scene association, and drawing. Storyboards are adaptable for professional and collaborative use since customers can convert them into ... Read More

Check Leap Year Using Python

Akshitha Mote
Updated on 12-Dec-2024 19:45:16

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A year that occurs every four years is considered a leap year in the calendar. For example, 2024 is divisible by 4 therefore, it is a leap year. Conditions for a Leap Year To determine whether a given year is a leap year, the following conditions must be met − The year must be divisible by 4. If the year is divisible by 100, it must also be divisible by 400 to qualify as a leap year. If the year is divisible by 100 but not ... Read More

Printing to the Screen in Python

Akshitha Mote
Updated on 12-Dec-2024 19:32:44

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Printing to the Screen in Python In Python, the print() function is used to display the data on the screen. The data can be a string or any other object. However, the resultant object will be converted into a string before printing it on the console or standard output device. In this article let's understand a brief about print() function with various operations. Syntax of print() Function Following is the syntax of the print() function in Python − print(value(s), sep= ‘ ‘, end = ‘’, file=file, flush=flush) Following are the parameters of the print() function − ... Read More

Copy Shallow and Deep Copy Operations in Python

Akshitha Mote
Updated on 12-Dec-2024 19:22:29

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What is a Copy Operation in Python? Copying in Python refers to the process of creating a duplicate of existing data. The simplest way to create a reference to an object is by using the assignment operator (=), but this does not create an actual copy—it only makes the new variable point to the same object in memory. To create an independent copy, Python provides two methods: shallow copy and deep copy, which can be achieved using the copy module. The Assignment operator doesn't create a new object; instead, it binds a new variable to the same memory address ... Read More

Find Peak Element in Python

SaiKrishna Tavva
Updated on 12-Dec-2024 17:50:26

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A peak element in an array is defined as an element that is greater than its neighbors. We can use some common approaches such as binary search to efficiently locate a peak element and linear search algorithm which involves iterating through an array. Binary Search Approach The Binary Search is an efficient technique for locating a peak element in an array. To find a peak, follow these steps: Choose the middle element of the array. ... Read More

Count Palindromic Substrings in Python

SaiKrishna Tavva
Updated on 12-Dec-2024 17:34:07

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In Python, finding palindromic substrings (sequences that read the same forwards and backwards) can be done using various methods, such as expanding from the centre and the brute force method etc. Some of the common approaches to finding palindromic substrings in Python are as follows: Expand around the centre: It involves taking each character in the word as the centre of the potential palindrome. Brute force: This method ... Read More

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