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CS204 Data Structures and Algorithms Lab Assignment Sheet-1 Due Date: 29 July 2019

This document contains instructions for 6 programming assignments. It describes the input and output specifications for each assignment. Assignment 1 involves finding the longest increasing subsequence in a set of numbers. Assignment 2 finds the smallest circular number based on a given digit. Assignment 3 uses binary search to calculate the square root of a positive integer. Assignment 4 performs addition on large positive numbers. Assignment 5 finds the index of a word in an ordered list of possible words made from characters. Assignment 6 determines the minimum number of bits needed to represent a positive integer in binary.

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CS204 Data Structures and Algorithms Lab Assignment Sheet-1 Due Date: 29 July 2019

This document contains instructions for 6 programming assignments. It describes the input and output specifications for each assignment. Assignment 1 involves finding the longest increasing subsequence in a set of numbers. Assignment 2 finds the smallest circular number based on a given digit. Assignment 3 uses binary search to calculate the square root of a positive integer. Assignment 4 performs addition on large positive numbers. Assignment 5 finds the index of a word in an ordered list of possible words made from characters. Assignment 6 determines the minimum number of bits needed to represent a positive integer in binary.

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Department of Computer Science and Engg.

- NITK Surathkal
CS204 Data Structures and Algorithms Lab
Assignment sheet- 1 Due Date: 29th July 2019

1. Given a set of N distinct numbers, find the length of the longest monotone
increasing subsequence. Note that the sequence need not be continuous.

Input Specification
Input will contain two lines. The first line contains the number of integers in the
sequence, N(<=1000) and the next line contains N positive integers (each <=109).
Output Specification
Print the length of the longest increasing subsequence of the given input sequence.
Sample Input and Output
Input: 10
1 2 9 4 7 3 11 8 14 6
Output:6
Input: 6
1 3 2 10 4 5
Output: 4

2. A whole number is said to be CIRCULAR if, when you multiply the number by its
units decimal digit, the result is the number with its decimal digits rotated to the right,
where the units digit becoming its high-order digit. For example, 102564 is a circular
number because of the multiplication:

102564
*4
-------
410256
-------

Input Specification
Input contains a single postive integer N(< 10).
Output Specification
Output must contain a smallest circular positive number whose units digit must be N.
Sample Input and Output
Input: 2
Output:105263157894736842
Input: 4
Output: 102564
Please note that result may not fit even in long long(64 bit integer).
3. Find the square root of a positive integer using binary search.
Input Specification
Input will contain a single positive integer N input from keyboard, lesser than 10^9.
Output Specification
Print the square root of the number upto 4 decimal places. A difference upto 0.001
from the the judges solution will be accepted as correct.
Sample Input and Output
Input: 5
Output: 2.2361
Input: 25
Output: 5.0000
4. The task is to accomplish addition of two large positive numbers
Input Specification
There will be two positive integers (< 10^100) separated by a space.
Output Specification
Output must contain a single number representing the sum of the two integers.
Sample Input and Output
Input: 323289329329392893 3283928392839283928932329
Output:3283928716128613258325222
Input: 10 99
Output: 109

5. Given N(<=26) followed by N distinct characters, we can find all possible 2N


words(sequence of characters) which preserve the ordering in the input (assuming
that all words are valid words in the language). For example, if N is 3 and chatacters
are A, B and C, the words in the alphabet order are A, AB, ABC, AC, B, BC and C.
Your task now, is to find the index of the word in the dictionary. i.e., if input is AC,
output is 4. You may avoid generating all the words and comparing the word with
every word in the dictionary.
Input Specification
Input contains a number N representing the number of alphabets(<=26) followed by a
space and N characters in the dictionary listed in lexicographic order and then a valid
word present in dictionary.
Output Specification
Output must be the index of the word in the dictionary.
Sample Input and Output
Input: 3 A B C AC
Output: 4
Input: 3 A B C BC
Output: 6
6. Given a positive integer (<= 1000000), find the minimum number of bits required
to represent it as a binary number.

Input Specification

Input contains a single positive integer(< 106).


Output Specification
Output the minimum number of bits required for the representing in binary.
Sample Input and Output
Input: 4
Output:3
Input: 16
Output: 5

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