Question

Objective Give practice with reading and writing to standard input in C. Give practice with loops and conditionals in C. Give practice with strings in C. Story Your investors said you couldn't do it, but buoy did you show them. You just purchased the Universal Charter Fleet, and it needs a little TLC. All the documents, (e.g. logs, charts, schedules, etc.) were all kept on paper. You have determined to bring the fleet into the modern era by solving some of the problems using your computer science knowledge. To begin with you can solve the available ship name problem. The Fleet is broken into several Lines. Each Line is composed of several Ships. Each Ship has a name. No you are not naming the Ships (yet). Currently the Ships of a Line are in some particular use order. Every week the first Ship of the order is used. At the end of the week that Ship is moved to the end of the order, where it will undergo repairs and cleaning during which time the other Ships of the Line will be used. At the end of each week the available Ship of each Line (first in the order) is "rotated" to the end. Your customers are superstitious and actually care about the names of the ships they cruise on. For this reason your first job will be to report to the customers the names of the ships in use on particular weeks. Problem Given the names of the Ships of the Lines, in their operation order, and the weeks customers will come, report to the customers the names of the ships to which they will have access. Input The first line of input will contain a single integer, L(1≤L≤100), representing the number of Ship Lines your fleet has

Answer 1

To solve this problem in C, you can use loops and conditionals to iterate through the ships and determine which ships will be available in each week. You can read the names of the ships and the weeks from the standard input and keep track of the operation order of the ships to rotate the available ship each week.

Step-by-step explanation:

In this problem, you are given the names of the Ships of the Lines and the weeks that customers will come. Your task is to report the names of the ships that the customers will have access to in each week. To solve this problem, you can use loops and conditionals in C to iterate through the ships and determine which ships will be available in each week.

You can read the names of the Ships of the Lines and the weeks from the standard input in C. You can store the ship names in arrays or strings and use loops to iterate through the ships. By keeping track of the operation order of the ships and rotating the available ship to the end of the order each week, you can determine which ships will be in use in each week.

For example, if the first line of input is 3, it means there are 3 Ship Lines in the fleet. You can then read the names of the ships for each Line and the weeks that customers will come. Based on this information, you can output the names of the ships that will be in use in each week.