Python  function getData(fname:str)->ndarray that inputs data from a file into a list, then converts the list to a NumPy array of integer values and returns the array. The text file (fname) contains: integer numbers, one per line numbers are in the range 0 <= n <= 99 r * c (rows * columns) quantity of numbers, where c = r + 1

static List<String> findWinners(String pattern, int minLength, boolean even, Stream<String> stream) This function will receive a stream of strings and it will return a sorted list of strings that meet all of the following criteria: They must contain the pattern The strings length must be equal to or greater than the min length number The strings length must be an even or odd number This Function must take no longer 10000 milliseconds to return. pattern - A pattern that all the strings in the list returned must containminLength - The length that all the strings in the list returned must be equal to or greater thaneven - True if even false if odd. Denotes a condition that all the strings in the list returned must have a length that is even or odd.stream - A stream of strings to be filteredreturn - A list of strings that meets the criteria outlined above sorted by their length from small to large

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Data structures return_growing_num_list(max:int) -> list This function will be given a single number, it should return a list of strings of numbers. Each string in the list will only contain a single number repeated an arbitrary amount of times. The number each string will contain will be equal to the current string's index+1. The number in the string should be repeated the same number of times as the string's index+1. Each number in the string should be separated by a space. This list should stop when its size equals the max number specified. Example: max = 3 output = ['1', '2 2', '3 3 3'] max = 4 output = ['1', '2 2', '3 3 3', '4 4 4 4']

C++ Programming: How would you write a function that takes a filename and an array of struct time, opens a file, reads each line in the file as the number of days, converts this to a struct time and stores this is in an array? Here is my code so far (p.s. the function i need help with is called void readData): #include<iostream>#include<string>#include<fstream>#include<cstdlib>#include<vector> using namespace std; struct time{// private:int years, months, days;//public: time(){}time(int days){}}; time getYearsMonthsDays(int days){time x;x.years = days/450;days = days%450;x.months = days/30;x.days = days%30;return x;} int getTotalDays(time x){int totalDays;totalDays = x.years*450 + x.months*30 + x.days;return totalDays;} void openofile(string ofilename,ofstream &fout){fout.open(ofilename.c_str());if(!fout){cout << "Error opening output file..." << endl;exit(1);}} void openifile(string ifilename,ifstream…

c++ language  using addition, not get_sum function  with this pseudocode:  Function Main     Declare Integer Array ages [ ]     Declare integer total   assign  numbers = [ ] assign total = sum(ages)  output "Sum: " & total  end  fucntion sum(Integer Array array) declare integer total  declare integer index    assign total = 0 for index = 0 to size(array) -1           assign total = total + array[ ] end  return integer total

# cannot contain syntax error def replace(keyv:int,newv:int,S:set)->set:"Find a number keyv from a given set S" # note S is a set"As soon as found, replace the number keyv with a number newv""return the resultant set with the other numbers unchanged""Input keyv to be found, if found replace with newv else no change to the set""S contains a set of int, output the resultant set" if __name__ == "__main__":# testing cod goes inside this if

Phyton: Program 6: Write a program that allows the user to add data from files or by hand.  The user may add more data whenever they want.  The print also allows the user to display the data and to print the statistics.  The data is store in a list.  It’s easier if you make the list global so that other functions can access it. You should have the following functions: ·        add_from_file() – prompts the user for a file and add the data from it. ·        add_by_hand() – prompts the user to enter data until user type a negative number. ·        print_stats() – print the stats (min, max, mean, sum). You may use the built-in functions. Handling errors such as whether the input file exist is extra credit. To print a 10-column table, you can use the code below:    for i in range(len(data)):       print(f"{data[i]:3}", end="")       if (i+1)%10==0:          print()    print()   Sample run: Choose an action   1) add data from a file   2) add data by hand   3) print stats   4)…

In C++ Write a code snippet to automatically increase the size of the dynamic array playerToolbox[10] if it becomes full while reading data in from a file.