Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780133594140
Author: James Kurose, Keith Ross
Publisher: PEARSON
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(Iterative) 138240
(Recursive) 138240
Given big integer 8584803
(Iterative) e
(Recursive) e
Given big integer 12345
(Iterative) 120
(Recursive) 120
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Transcribed Image Text:(Iterative) 138240 (Recursive) 138240 Given big integer 8584803 (Iterative) e (Recursive) e Given big integer 12345 (Iterative) 120 (Recursive) 120
Question 5 (6 marks)
Given the following interface class
interface Bigoperation
{
public Biglnteger operation (Biglnteger x, Biglnteger y);
Write Lambda expressions to implement BigOperation to simulate three arithmetic operations *,
/ and % on Biglnteger. You can call them op1, op2 and op3 respectively. Note that the three
operations in Biglnteger are called multiply, divide and remainder respectively.
Using these three operations, we wish to multiply all the digits in a Biglnteger. For example, if the
Biginteger is 234, the product is 2* 3*4 = 24. The method has the following method heading:
static BigInteger product (Biglnteger n, BigOperation op1, BigOperation op2,
BigOperation op3)
Compare the implementation of this method using two approaches: Iterative and Recursive.
Put the Lambda expressions in a main method. Construct a few Biglnteger objects, invoke the
methods to test our design. The following shows some of the sample outputs:
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Transcribed Image Text:Question 5 (6 marks) Given the following interface class interface Bigoperation { public Biglnteger operation (Biglnteger x, Biglnteger y); Write Lambda expressions to implement BigOperation to simulate three arithmetic operations *, / and % on Biglnteger. You can call them op1, op2 and op3 respectively. Note that the three operations in Biglnteger are called multiply, divide and remainder respectively. Using these three operations, we wish to multiply all the digits in a Biglnteger. For example, if the Biginteger is 234, the product is 2* 3*4 = 24. The method has the following method heading: static BigInteger product (Biglnteger n, BigOperation op1, BigOperation op2, BigOperation op3) Compare the implementation of this method using two approaches: Iterative and Recursive. Put the Lambda expressions in a main method. Construct a few Biglnteger objects, invoke the methods to test our design. The following shows some of the sample outputs:
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