When working with enumeration types, such as the arithmetic operators and the stream operators, is it possible to rapidly access operators that are often used, such as the arithmetic operators and the stream operators? Is it conceivable, for instance, to overload these operators in order to arrive at a result that is satisfactory? What are the arguments for and against doing so?

What are the purposes of inferential statistics?

Assignment-3 With the help of a C program show how to typecast a void * to an int * . Attach the code and output and upload the file on classroom.

Every data structure that we use in computer science has its weaknesses and strengthsHaving a full understanding of each will help make us better programmers!For this experiment, let's work with STL vectors and STL dequesFull requirements descriptions are found in the source code file Part 1Work with inserting elements at the front of a vector and a deque (30%) Part 2Work with inserting elements at the back of a vector and a deque (30%) Part 3Work with inserting elements in the middle, and removing elements from, a vector and a deque (40%) Please make sure to put your code specifically where it is asked for, and no where elseDo not modify any of the code you already see in the template file This C++ source code file is required to complete this problem

Structure data-entry fields in accordance with the following rules: Can you conceive of any situations in which these rules should be flouted?

In C++, can I get a code example for a function that will return the intersection items for two sets. It will return/print out the shared (intersection) items for them. I am looking for an actual function preferably for a set class, comparing one instance of a set class with another, but definitely NOT a STL keyword. Thank you.

In C++, what is the difference between emplace_back and push_back, when using vectors? I looked at other sources, and still find it confusing as to what s the difference between the two of these.

Structure data-entry fields in accordance with the following rules: Can you conceive of any situations in which breaking these rules would be appropriate?

Structure data-entry fields in accordance with the following rules: Can you conceive of any situations in which these rules should be flouted?

Write a C++ Program using classes, functions (recursive and otherwise), arrays and other C++ commands that reads words from a file (one column only), storing them into an array.  Once the array is sorted alphabetically ascending, the user is prompted to enter a word.  The program reports whether or not the word was in the array of words. and its position on the array.  If the word is found, the program should report the number of letters in that word.