computer science

Costs for in$-$house development

Standard Development Tin

As standard practice, use these costs for all inhouse development.

$\backslash$table$[[,\backslash$table$[[$Cost per hour$],[($for first vear$)]]],[$Database Development,$$,60],[$Web developers,$$,75],[$App developers,$$,75],[$UX designers,$$,60],[$Business Analyst,$$,50],[$Trainers$,$$$,50],[$Cybersecurity specialists,s$,90],[$System Admin,$$,70]]$

As standard practice, use these guid work per day$).$

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In this lab, you will write $C$ code to split a given string $ into substrings separated by a given character delimiter $d.$ The substrings do not include the delimiter. Some examples are given below to illustrate how splitting is done. Suppose the delimiter $d$ is the comma character $=\text{'}\text{'}.$ Then:

If $S=$ "white dog": because the delimiter d doesnt appear in $S,$ there is only one substring which is the same as $5,$ so substrings $=\{"$white dog"$\}$ the comma, so substrings $=\{"$white$","$ dog" prime no c$++$ code