Computers and Technology, 05.03.2021 03:00, bellojamilet410
Write a recursive, string-valued function, reverse, that accepts a string and returns a new string consisting of the original string in reverse. For example, calling reverse with the string goodbye returns the string eybdoog. Reversing a string involves: No action if the string is empty or has only 1 character (reversing a single character string does not change anything). Thus for empty and 1-character strings, the reversed string is just the string itself. Otherwise concatenate the last character with the result of reversing the string consisting of the second through the next-to-last character, followed by the first character. In the above example, you would concatenate the 'e' (last character of goodbye) with the result of calling reverse on oodby (the string from the second character to the next-to-last), with the 'g' (first character).
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Computers and Technology, 25.06.2019 05:10, Joosee4075
Create a console project in c#. 1. create an interface "imyinterface. cs" - add a method "string imessage()" 2. create a class named "c1.cs" - add 4 private data members, create property for each data member double loanamnout=0.0; double years=0.0; double interests=0.0; double interestrate=0.0; 3. - add a constructor with parameters to assign values to loanamnout, years, interestrate with values that user entered. 4. - add one method “payinterests()” to return the interests interests = loanamnout * interestrate * years 5. - inheritate "imyinterface", implement the method " imessage()", return string "be ready! ” 6. in program. cs, have users to enter loanamnout, years, interestrate. - call method payinterests() to display total interests. - call imessage() to display "be ready! ”
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