nteger h, h without leaving a remainder. Consider the below Computational Problem: CountDivisorsProblem: Input: Natural number n > 1 Output: Number of divisors that n has, a natural number. 1.e, for the input 6 we have the output 4, as it has the four divisors 1, 2, 3, 6. For the input 7 we have the output 2, as it has the two divisors 1,7. Consider the Java program CountDivisors that solves the problem CountDivisors: 01 public static int CountDivisors (int N) { 02 int testDivisor; 03 int counter = o; 04 for (testDivisor = 1; testDivisor < N; testDivisor++){ 05 if (N % testDivisor =- 0) { 06 07 ) 08 ) 09 return counter; 10 ) Consider the test suite V: V: Name N. Expected Output T1 1 1. T2 2 Say what holds for the test suite V: Is test suite for C_p. There is a problem with the inputs or outputs w.r.t. CountDivisorsProblem. Is test suite for C_0. Is test suite for C_i(2). Is minimal test suite for C_0. O0000

nteger h, h without leaving a remainder. Consider the below Computational Problem: CountDivisorsProblem: Input: Natural number n > 1 Output: Number of divisors that n has, a natural number. 1.e, for the input 6 we have the output 4, as it has the four divisors 1, 2, 3, 6. For the input 7 we have the output 2, as it has the two divisors 1,7. Consider the Java program CountDivisors that solves the problem CountDivisors: 01 public static int CountDivisors (int N) { 02 int testDivisor; 03 int counter = o; 04 for (testDivisor = 1; testDivisor < N; testDivisor++){ 05 if (N % testDivisor =- 0) { 06 07 ) 08 ) 09 return counter; 10 ) Consider the test suite V: V: Name N. Expected Output T1 1 1. T2 2 Say what holds for the test suite V: Is test suite for C_p. There is a problem with the inputs or outputs w.r.t. CountDivisorsProblem. Is test suite for C_0. Is test suite for C_i(2). Is minimal test suite for C_0. O0000

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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