Daily C Language Challenge No. 12: Finding Maximum and Minimum Values in an Array with Minimal Comparisons

Daily C Language Challenge No. 12: Finding Maximum and Minimum Values in an Array with Minimal Comparisons

📌 Problem Description Write a program to input an integer array and find the maximum and minimum values within it. Requirements: Support dynamic input for array length Output the maximum and minimum values Advanced: Minimize the number of comparisons as much as possible Example: Input array: 3 9 2 5 7 Output: Maximum=9, Minimum=2 Difficulty:⭐️⭐️ … Read more

Daily C Language Challenge No. 13: Efficiently Remove Duplicate Elements from an Array

Daily C Language Challenge No. 13: Efficiently Remove Duplicate Elements from an Array

📌 Problem Description Write a program to input an integer array, remove duplicate elements in place, and return the new array content. Requirements: Space complexity O(1), meaning no extra array memory allocation Maintain the order of elements Example: Input: 3 2 2 4 3 → Output: 3,2,4 Input: 5 5 5 → Output: 5 Difficulty:⭐️⭐️ … Read more

Common Ansible Modules for Operations Automation Learning

Common Ansible Modules for Operations Automation Learning

Shell Module: Execute Any Command The shell module allows you to execute shell commands on remote hosts. For example, to view the list of files in the current directory on a remote host, you can use: ansible <host_server> -m shell -a "ls -l" <host_server> is the host or host group you want to operate on, … Read more

Comprehensive Guide to Linux Command Delimiters: A Veteran’s Insights on Command Line Mastery

Comprehensive Guide to Linux Command Delimiters: A Veteran's Insights on Command Line Mastery

As a Linux operations engineer, mastering command delimiters is a key skill to enhance work efficiency. This article will detail commonly used command delimiters in the CentOS7 system and their usage techniques, helping you operate the command line with ease. 01 Basic Delimiters Semicolon (;) and Logical AND (&&) 1. Semicolon (;) – Execute sequentially … Read more

Operators in MATLAB

Operators in MATLAB

Operators MATLAB has two different types of operators. Matrix operations are defined by the rules of linear algebra, while array operations can be performed element-wise and can be used for multidimensional arrays. The dot (.) character is used to distinguish array operations from matrix operations. For example, A*B represents traditional matrix multiplication, while A.*B represents … Read more