In one engineering project, a reconciliation process was made between two points A and BM, and 39 background S.B readings were taken And 39 front reading S.F. If the level of the BM station is known, write a program that serves the following purposes: 1-Reading the BM level directly and accurately three ranks after the sorter and reading the values of the background readings BS and FS front readings from reading file No. 1 are precisely two orders of magnitude after sorting. 2 Find the height of the device for each shift and find and print the level of point A. 3. Find the value and location of the highest level in the settlement process.

In one engineering project, a reconciliation process was made between two points A and BM, and 39 background S.B readings were taken And 39 front reading S.F. If the level of the BM station is known, write a program that serves the following purposes: 1-Reading the BM level directly and accurately three ranks after the sorter and reading the values of the background readings BS and FS front readings from reading file No. 1 are precisely two orders of magnitude after sorting. 2 Find the height of the device for each shift and find and print the level of point A. 3. Find the value and location of the highest level in the settlement process.

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

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