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UWA week 36 (2nd semester, mid-semester break) ↓

1st project Clarification on output (all 4)

1:16pm Fri 6th Sep, ANONYMOUS

If an expression that is not a print is not inside a function's scope, would it be in the global scope? And if the print is outside of a function's scope, would it be located in the main function? For example, the ml file: # 9 is printed # one <- 1.555 one <- one + 2 # function increment value return value + one # print increment(3) + increment(4) would be: float one = 1.555; one = one + 2; float increment(float value) { return (value + one); } int main() { return 0; } for the temp file?

UWA week 37 (2nd semester, week 7) ↓

1st project Clarification on output (all 4)

9:17pm Thu 12th Sep, Joshua N.

ANONYMOUS wrote:

> If an expression that is not a print is not inside a function's scope, would it be in the global scope? And if the print is outside of a function's scope, would it be located in the main function? > For example, the ml file: > > # 9 is printed > # > one <- 1.555 > one <- one + 2 > # > function increment value > return value + one > # > print increment(3) + increment(4) > > would be: > > float one = 1.555; > one = one + 2; > float increment(float value) { > return (value + one); > } > > int main() { > return 0; > } > > for the temp file?

If print appear outside a function in ml, then you put the print statements in main otherwise you'll get an error.

UWA week 40 (2nd semester, week 10) ↓

2nd project Clarification on output (all 4)

10:13pm Thu 3rd Oct, ANONYMOUS

Could I clarify my out.txt results as I am not sure if what I have done is correct. in.txt 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 out.txt 99, 4, 0, 99 99, 5, 1, 99 99, 6, 2, 99 99, 7, 3, 99 RAM Contents: 0,2,8; 0,2,8; 1,2,9; 1,2,9; 2,2,10; 2,2,10; 3,2,11; 3,2,11; 0,1,4; 0,1,4; 1,1,5; 1,1,5; 2,1,6; 2,1,6; 3,1,7; 3,1,7;

2nd project Clarification on output (all 4)

7:39am Fri 4th Oct, Joshua N.

Correct