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England, or more specifically, the North of England.Do not forget your jacket, it will rain. You will get soaked. You will not enjoy England if you’re wet from head to toe.Do not cut in the front of the queue. Nothing will happen, but people will silently wish you a swift death.Do not talk about the weather. We know it’s shit. You know it’s shit. It’s shit!Do not talk about football. This will realise tribal impulses that can result in full-blown arguments between two, otherwise, respectful citizens.Do not try to imitate our accents. There are so many you will fail miserably.Do not use the trains! Please God, do not use the trains. They cost an arm and a leg. The service is atrocious. Rent a car.Do not be worried if people say sorry, over, and over. This is perfectly normal behaviour. We are constantly sorry. I don’t know why, sorry!Do not mention Brexit. People will spontaneously combust with rage at the mere mention of the word.Don’t compare Northerners to Southerners. This will not end well.Do not mention Margaret Thatcher. Its wise not to speak of the devil in the North!Do not put an unexpected item in the bagging area. All hell will break loose in the supermarket!Do not order anything less than a pint in a pub. Just don’t.Do not drive on the right hand side of the road. We drive on the right side here. By right, I mean on the left of course!Do not call England small. It may not be big, but it takes a bloody long time to get anywhere.Do not buy The Sun in Liverpool. The paper is reviled in the city.Do not venture out late at night on a Friday or Saturday. The streets will be alive with scores of people drunk up to their eyeballs.Do not visit England without sampling Fish and Chips. It’s a delicacy.Do not go the beach. They’re a bit poo.Do not pay with notes on the bus. The bus driver will moan and groan and eventually give you change. Secretly, he will wish you a long and painful death!

This answer is exclusively for Electronics Students. This may be very easy for Computer Science students. I address this issue only for Electronics students.There are a lot of websites available to know your C Programming level. Unfortunately I am not familiar with those sites. But I usually give the following 8 problems to the ECE students who contact me. Based on their reply, I know their level and give suggestions about how to proceed further. You can also try the same.These problems are considered as Basic Level problems only. You need to follow some rules before solving these problems. Read whatever C tutorial or C Books, or Discuss with your friends or even you can attend C classes. But you can do all these things before reading the below problems. These problems are only for Self-Assessment, not for testing. So honesty is very important. Once you start solving these problems,- No Internet- No Books- No Discussionsabout these problems or 'C' language.If you are not ready for this self-assessment, then do not waste your time by doing these problems. The entire effort becomes useless..Also try to judge yourself in the following things after solving these problems.- How easy you felt while reading the problems?- How comfortable you are, while solving the problems?- Have you followed any coding guidelines?- Can any other programmer read your code and understand?- Is your implementation is the most optimized solution?- Is your code as small as possible?Letusstart!KeeptherulesinmindProblem 1:Write a program to get a number from the user and print thereverse of it.Note - Do not Use Arrays. Use only (+,-,*./,%) operators.Problem 2:Write a program to print total number of THREE digit PrimenumbersProblem 3:Write a Program to Print the largest eight digit prime numberProblem 4:Write a program to find out the total number of prime numbersbelow 100,000,000 have the sum of their digits equal to 14?Problem 5:Write a program to get a user input as Integer variable using“scanf”. Convert the integer into character string and print thesame as string using “printf”. Do not use any library functionsexcept scanf & printf.// declare variablesprintf("Enter Number : ");scanf("%d",&x);// write the codeprintf("Entered Number = ");printf("%s\n",y);Problem 6:Write a program to get TWO numbers from user up to 50 digiteach and print the sum of the numbers. The numbers can benegative. Use functions to implement this.Note:Do not accept Invalid numbersDo not print leading zerosEach number can be of different digitProblem 7:Write a Calculator program which will give "Calc" prompt andalways stay on this prompt. When user types one of thefollowing command, the program will calculate and give result.Typing "Exit" will exit from the Calculator program. Thisprogram accepts up to 50 digit number. Division will givequotient and remainder.Calc> 12345678967354748+9876546877687678678678678 - AdditionCalc> 12345678995387837883748798-8738478937937498237 - SubtractionCalc> 123478763783847239874 * 34837472384723894732 - MultiplicationCalc> 1233489374983933498398095/3487384 - DivisionCalc> Exit - QuitNote:Do not accept Invalid numbersDo not print leading zerosUse functions and write a professional program use Linux coding styleEach number can be of different digitMake sure that all the Input conditions are take careTry to minimize the execution speedProblem 8:Create a sample linked list with about 5 entries using thefollowing structure. Insert a new entry before or after a given id.Delete an entry of a given id.Menu Items1. Insert Entry2. Delete Entry3. Display List4. Exitstruct student {int id;int Maths;int Science;struct student *next;}-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Once you solve these problems connect with me and send the message. I will try to help you. But do not expect immediate reply.All the best.

Congratulations on having completed the Machine Learning course by Andrew Ng. Now that you have a basic understanding of the types of algorithms used in Machine Learning, you can start working on your own data set.People think the ML is about using CNNs for images, RNNs for text and speech, SVMs for classification etc. Do not fall into the trap. You are in a great spot where you do not have to worry about the ML libraries. Go to the UCI’s ML repository, and download any data set you like. Be it a traditional wine tasting data set or latest ones like FMA data for music analysis. Once you have your hands on the data set, DO NOT try to build a classifier. Anyone can do that. Take each variable and check how they are in relationship with other variables and the target variable.You are not a machine learning practitioner until and unless you love, feel, and live with your data. It might sound corny and cheesy, but it is the right thing to do. Cleaning the data and passing through one of scikit-learn classifiers is something most people can do. If you want to become a real ML practitioner, do not trust any classifier/model. Trust your intuition. Machine Learning is about teaching machines to do things the way we do. Look at each example. If you looking into the house prices data set, find the one with the highest price in the training data. Find out why it stands out and what changes compared to the second highest one. Go through your data and get a specific idea of what each means. Think about what you would look for if you are buying a house - area, number of bedrooms, distance from the nearest church, etc. Once you have selected your variables according to your intuition, they from the knowledge you have from Andrew Ng’s course, think about the algorithm that can best separate the samples. DO NOT go for neural networks as your first choice because of the notion that they are guaranteed to give results. Sometimes, nearest neighbors works a lot better than any other ML algorithm because of the way the data is structured.This is my subjective opinion on ML and what one should do after getting some basic knowledge. I hope this helps.