Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780133594140
Author: James Kurose, Keith Ross
Publisher: PEARSON
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**Problem Statement:**

You are provided with an array A(I) consisting of 100 16-bit signed numbers. These numbers are initially stored in memory starting at the address A000₁₆. Your task is to write a program that will generate two separate arrays from this original array:

1. An array P(J) which includes all the positive numbers from the original array.
2. An array N(K) which includes all the negative numbers from the original array.

**Memory Storage Requirements:**

- The array containing the positive numbers, P(J), must be stored in memory starting at the offset address B000₁₆.
- The array containing the negative numbers, N(K), must be stored in memory starting at the offset address C000₁₆. 

**Implementation Tip:**

It is important to efficiently iterate through the original array A(I) to separate the numbers based on their sign (positive or negative) and store them in the appropriate memory locations. Proper management of memory addresses is crucial, especially due to the hexadecimal nature of these addresses.
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Transcribed Image Text:**Problem Statement:** You are provided with an array A(I) consisting of 100 16-bit signed numbers. These numbers are initially stored in memory starting at the address A000₁₆. Your task is to write a program that will generate two separate arrays from this original array: 1. An array P(J) which includes all the positive numbers from the original array. 2. An array N(K) which includes all the negative numbers from the original array. **Memory Storage Requirements:** - The array containing the positive numbers, P(J), must be stored in memory starting at the offset address B000₁₆. - The array containing the negative numbers, N(K), must be stored in memory starting at the offset address C000₁₆. **Implementation Tip:** It is important to efficiently iterate through the original array A(I) to separate the numbers based on their sign (positive or negative) and store them in the appropriate memory locations. Proper management of memory addresses is crucial, especially due to the hexadecimal nature of these addresses.
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