1 Indexing - Attached data file "out.dat" is a file...

1 Indexing - Attached data file "out.dat" is a file which store a table of movies information. Its schema is described as follows: \begin{tabular}{|l|l|l|} \hline tconst & Title ID & char(12) \\ \hline name & Movie name & char(255) \\ \hline year & Release year & int \\ \hline \end{tabular} Each row is stored in a block has 12+255+4 bytes of data. can use the following C structure to present one block/row of data: \begin{verbatim} 1 typedef struct _title { 2 char tconst [12]; 3 char name [255]; 4 int year; 5 } Title; \end{verbatim}

Thanks for your feedback!

Question: WRITE A PROGRAM TO FIND INFORMATION OF MOVIES BY SEARCHING MOVIE NAMES WITH A KEYWORD. SHOW THE EXECUTION TIME. This can be done in C, C++, or Python. The information in the file is in ASCII and needs to be converted to UTF-8. The title IDs are the values that start with "tt". The year is in ASCII format. Here are some of the values in the file: ÃŒg tt0000014 The Sprinkler Sprinkled ÃŒg tt0000015 Autour d'une cabine ÃŒf tt0000016 Barque sortant du port ÃŒg tt0000017 Italienischer Bauerntanz ÃŒg tt0000018 Das boxende KÃ¤nguruh ÃŒg tt0000019 The Clown Barber ÃŒj tt0000020 The Derby 1895 ÃŒg tt0000022 Blacksmith Scene ÃŒg tt0000023 The Sea ÃŒg tt0000024 Opening of the Kiel Canal Indexing - The attached data file "out.dat" is a file that stores a table of movie information. Its schema is described as follows: tconst: Title ID (char(12)) name: Movie name (char(255)) year: Release year (int) Each row is stored in a block that has 12+255+4 bytes of data. You can use the following C structure to present one block/row of data: typedef struct title { char tconst[12]; char name[255]; int year; } Title.

Play audio

Feedback

Question

Please give Ace some feedback