Homework 13

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You may work in pairs on this assignment.

The following are from Grossman Homework. They will be equally weighted (10 points each).

1. Write a program for Problem 1 but with some modifications— Keep reading!.

   Start with the code at LongestSequence for code to get you started and a decent test program. Please rename your class LongestSequence_Smith, where Smith is your last name, and make sure to change it in the test program.

   The code on page 27 of the Grossman notes is a good starting point.

   If you can figure out how, run it on Loki so you can test it with 24 cores.

   Submit your results as a textfile or on paper.

   For a lot of helpful tips on implementing your algorithm using ForkJoin, see Beginner's Introduction to Java's ForkJoin Framework and/or examples from the book.

   Hand in your code by placing it in the same shared directory as usual.

2. Do Problem 3. Use Excel or a similar program to create the tables of values and charts. Submit your Excel file by putting it in your shared folder. If you use another program make sure you submit a printed copy of your tables and charts.
3. Do Problem 4. Hand this one in on paper.