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(require spd/tags) Let's revisit the maze problem. We will design a program to check whether a given maze is solvable. Remember that we are operating on mazes with the following conditions: - all of the maze...
(require 2htdp/image) (require spd/tags) (@signature (listof Number) -> Number) ;; produces the sum of a list of numbers (check-expect (sum1 empty) 0) (check-expect (sum2 empty) 0) (check-expect (sum3 empty) 0) (check-ex...
(require spd/tags) ;; Consider the following road map. The letters are the names of cities, ;; the arrows are one-way roads. The numbers indicate how long it takes ;; to travel that road to the destination city ...
(require spd/tags) ;; Consider the following visualizations of a rail network. Each train station ;; has a name, number of platforms, and is wheelchair accessible or not. ;; ;; For example: ;; - LIV has 8 platforms and i...
Bar Chart 1. Example 1:design a function that display a bar chart. This chart is showing the result s of a made-up test for people in different age groups 2. We can also create two bar charts on the same plot. In this case...
1. Design a function that will take a list of floats that represent historical stock prices and create a line chart to show the stock prices over time. Weve provided a data definition for a list of floats, some sample data...
(require spd/tags) (@HtDD Tree) (define-struct node (name subs)) ;; Tree is (make-node String (listof Tree)) ;; interp. a bare bones arbitrary arity tree, each node has a name and subs (define L1 (make-node "L1" empty)) ...
(require spdtags) PROBLEM: Use an accumulator to complete the design of the function count presented below so that it is tail-recursive. (@HtDF count) (@signature (listof Number) -> Number) ;; produce the number of element...
1. Writea function that takes a List [GraduationData] and shows a line chart that plots the percentage of psychology bachelor degrees that were earned by women between 1970 2011.
1. HtDAP recipe a. Planning - Identify the information in the file your program will read - Write a description of what your program will produce - Write or draw examples of what your program will produce b. Building the p...
1. Helper Rules In general, you should create a helper function wheneverpart of a function you are designing seems tobe a well-defined subtask. You should create a helper function for the subtask and call the new helper fu...
1. Design a data definitiontorepresent a list ofi ntegers 2. Design a function that calculates the sum of all the integers in a list
1. Animal Example 2. Arbitrary-Sized Data Whenwe have informationof unknown size, we create a data definitionthat canhold arbitrary-sized data. Note that arbitrary means unknown, not infinite orlarge. Some examples of ...
(require spd/tags) ;; sum-tr-starter.rkt PROBLEM: (A) Consider the following function that consumes a list of numbers and produces the sum of all the numbers in the list. Use the stepper to analyze t...
(require spd/tags) ;; In this problem you will design a program to check whether a given simple ;; maze is solvable. Note that you are operating on VERY SIMPLE mazes: ;; - all of your mazes will be square ;; - all maz...
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