Give reasons for the following.
1. Food kept in the open by hawkers should not be consumed.
2. Vacuum packing is commonly used to store nuts.
3. Stems of sugarcane show dull red color along with White patches on stalks.
4. Common cold and conjunctivitis are communicable diseases.
5. Microorganisms can help in the production of fuel for energy.
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Answer:
this is your answer mate!!
Explanation:
the program was written so that it will not output the same misspelled word more than once. (This is done by keeping a set of misspelled words that have been output.) If the corrections() method returns an empty set, the program outputs the message "(no suggestions)". Since the corrections are stored in a tree set, they are automatically printed out in alphabetical order with no repeats.
The possible corrections that the program considers are as follows:
• Delete any one of the letters from the misspelled word.
• Change any letter in the misspelled word to any other letter.
• Insert any letter at any point in the misspelled word.
• Swap any two neighboring characters in the misspelled word.
• Insert a space at any point in the misspelled word (and check that both of the words that are produced are in the dictionary)
For constructing the possible corrections, you will have to make extensive use of substrings. If w is a string, then w.substring(0,i) is the string consisting of the first i characters in w (not including the character in position i, which would be character number i+1). And w.substring(i) consists of the characters of w from position i through the end of the string. For example, if ch is a character, then you can change the i-th character of w to ch with the statement:
String s = w.substring(0,i) + ch + w.substring(i+1);
Also, you will find it convenient to use a for loop in which the loop control variable is a char:
for (char ch = 'a'; ch <= 'z'; ch++) { ...
Answer:
carries a UDL 120 KN/m for a length of 2 metre from the fixed end and a point load of 1.5 KN at the free end .take E=2×10^5 N/mm^2,I=1 ×10^8 mm^4