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The complete output contains 128 lines. This example illustrates several new ideas. The main idea is the use of the boolean functions isdigit(), islower(), isupper(), isspace(), iscntrl (),and ispunct ().Forexample, the call i s space ( c ) tests the character c to determine whether it is a white space character. (There are six white space characters: the horizontal tab character \ t, the newline character \n, the vertical tab character \v, the form feed character \ f, the carriage return character \ r, and the space character.) If c is any of these characters, then the function returns 1 for true ; otherwise it returns 0 for false. Placing the call as the condition in the i f statement causes the corresponding output statement to execute if and only if c is one of these characters. Each character is tested within the printcharcategory ( ) function. Although the program could have been written without this separate function, its use modularizes the program making it more structured. We are conforming here to the general programming principle that recommends that every task be relegated to a separate function.

Maurice Halstead was one of the rst researchers in software metrics. He did his work in the late 1960s and 1970s. His goal was to identify what contributed to the complexity in software. He empirically looked for measures of intrinsic size. After nding what he felt were good measures and prediction formulas, he tried to develop a coherent theory. His simple metrics are still considered valid, while his more complex metrics and prediction formulas have been found to be suspect.

// Returns 1 if n is prime, 0 otherwise: int isPrime(int n) -t float sqrtp = sqrt(p); if (p < 2) return 0; // 2 is the first prime if (p == 2) return 1; // 2 is the only even prime if (p % 2 == 0) return 0; for (int d = 3; d K= sqrtp; d += 2) if (p % d == 0) return 0; return 1; >

It works by looking for a divisor d of the given number n. It tests divisibility by the value of the condition (n % d = = 0 > . This will be true precisely when d is a divisor of n. In that case, n cannot be a prime number, so the function immediately returns 0 for false. If the for loop finishes without finding any divisor of n, then the function returns 1 for true. We can stop searching for divisors once we get past the square root of n because if n is a product d*a, then one of these factors must be less than or equal to the square root of n. We define that to be a constant so that it only has to be evaluated once; if we had used the condition d < = sqr t ( n ) to control the for loop, it would re-evaluate that square root at the end of each iteration.

8.11 Any two of these: child, parent, self, ancestor, ancestor-or-self, attribute, descendant, descendant-or-self, following, following-sibling, namespace, preceding, preceding-sibling 8.12 c 8.13 d 8.14 True. XPointer uses the system of axes, predicates, and functions. 8.15 Yes, XPointer uses the same location path characters as XPath.

It is also more efficient to check for even numbers (n = = 2 > first. This way, once we get to the for loop, we need only check for odd divisors. This is done by incrementing the divider d by 2 on each iteration. Here is a test driver and a test run for the isPrime

int main0 for (int n = 1; n < 50; n++) if (isPrime( tout << n << tout << endl; isPrime(int);

The basic approach that gave Halstead good results was to consider any program to be a collection of tokens, which he classi ed as either operators or operands. Operands were tokens that had a value. Typically, variables and constants were operands. Everything else was considered an operator. Thus, commas, parentheses, arithmetic operators, brackets, and so forth were all considered operators. All tokens that always appear as a pair, triple, and so on will be counted together as one token. For example, a left parenthesis and a right parenthesis will be considered as one occurrence of the token parenthesis. A language that has an if-then construction will be considered to have an if-then token. Halstead also was concerned about algorithms and not about declarations, i/o statements, and so on. Thus, he did not count declarations, input or output

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