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× Exercise 1 - Iterative vs. recursive methods 1. Create a new project called Lab9 and copy the given .java files into the src folder of this lab project folder. Refresh the project in Eclipse to show the provided files there. 2. Open FibonacciDemo.java and FactorialDemo.java and examine the code. Carefully read through the ifib() and rfib() methods in FibonacciDemo and ifact() and rfact() in FactorialDemo. Compare the iterative and recursive approaches in both classes. Why do the iterative methods require so many variables? What are the base cases of the recursive methods? 3. Run the program and when asked for numbers, enter5,10,15, and 20 . Write down the running times reported by the algorithm. Experiment with other numbers too but note that Factorial will not work for numbers over 25 as the long type will not be able to hold numbers larger than that. 4. In FibonacciDemo, modify the code to include a new variable called methodCalls2 that keeps track of the number of calls made to methodrfib()when the value of the parameternis 2 and prints it out in the main() method. Run the program and enter the value 40 . How many calls are made torfib()when the value of the parametern=2? Write down this result. 5. Why is the recursive algorithm for computing Fibonacci numbers so slow compared to the iterative algorithm? Does the value of methodCalls2 make sense with this rationale? Create a new project called Lab9 and copy the given .java files into the src folder of this lab project folder. Refresh the project in Eclipse to show the provided files there. $50.00
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× The student is allowed to rent 3 books for free: one e-book and 2 hard copy books. Once limit is reached, a thank you message will be displayed as shown below. If hardcopy book name starts with capital f (e.g. F), it's known to be fiction which is given price 40 SAR by default. Use only noargs constructors in creating objects in the Test class. Sample Run: Welcome to Alfaisal Bookstore! You are allowed 3 rentals Which e-book you want to rent? Hello pdf size is 5 MB You are allowed 2 rentals Which hardcopy book you want to rent? (F before book name indicates Fiction): FHello renting E books cost: 40.0 SAR You are allowed 1 rentals Which hardcopy book you want to rent? (F before book name indicates Fiction): FHi renting E books cost: 40.0 SAR Thanks for trying us.. You reached the limit of renting If 3rd input was empty, handle any possible exception: (Bonus 2%) Which hardcopy book you want to rent? (F before book name indicates Fiction): Warning.. Invalid Input Build a java program that has the following hierarchy of classes: Notes: Pdf side is randomly generated number between 0 and 1000 Hardcopy book name starting with "F" uses price method in fiction class (40 per item) Rental limit is decremented every time you rent a book The student is allowed to rent 3 books for free: one e-book and 2 hard copy books. Once limit is reached, a thank you message will be displayed as shown below. $30.00
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