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Generating ordered subsets of fixed size. Was Re: Algorithms? osmium wrote: Frederick Williams wrote: Is there a comp dot something that deals with algorithms? And if not, would it be appropriate to ask about them here? This is a good place to ask about algorithms. Ooh good! Then I shall: I have an array of 48 (ish) positive integers arranged i... 17 Jul 2010 16:18
Algorithms? Is there a comp dot something that deals with algorithms? And if not, would it be appropriate to ask about them here? -- I can't go on, I'll go on. ... 15 Jul 2010 23:04
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Network game programming? Can anyone give me any tips on network programming for games? Thanks in advance, Rui Maciel ... 21 Jul 2010 22:23
MD5 function generates a different checksum than Solaris utility Hi, I am generating a MD5 checksum as follows: MD5Init(&md5handle); in=open("myfile",O_RDONLY); while (count=read(in,buf,sizeof(buf))>0) { MD5Update(&md5handle,buf,count); } close(in); MD5Final(buf,&md5handle); for (i=0;i<16;++i) printf("%02x",(unsigned char) buf[i]); printf("\n"); ... 9 Jul 2010 09:25
The syntax of C (note: homework task) I'm doing my IT holiday homework and I get this: Investigate your chosen programming or scripting language and determine the following: .... (d) What is the syntax of the language? I've chosen C. In table 8.3 (Programming languages and codes), under PHP, it says: 'Syntax is fairly simple and similar to th... 9 Jul 2010 18:19
"Why is it necessary to classify data according to its type in computer programming?" Paul N <gw7rib(a)aol.com> writes: Incidentally, I would be a bit surprised if a language actually provided a type for real numbers. This is not impossible, using the right representation. Eg. continued fractions. There are libraries, that you could integrate like gmp in a given language. -- __Pascal B... 9 Jul 2010 11:38
"Why is it necessary to classify data according to its type in computer programming?" Fred Nurk <albert.xtheunknown0(a)gmail.com> writes: My answer to the subject of this thread is: It is necessary to classify data into different types because a computer must use a system of codes to classify the data processed. The assumption, of course, is that I'm doing basic reading comprehension ... 11 Jul 2010 18:11
"Why is it necessary to classify data according to its type incomputer programming?" My answer to the subject of this thread is: It is necessary to classify data into different types because a computer must use a system of codes to classify the data processed. The assumption, of course, is that I'm doing basic reading comprehension from a textbook. My answer is very much derived from this pa... 10 Jul 2010 11:36
"Why is it necessary to classify data according to its type incomputer programming?" It is necessary to classify data into different types because a computer must use a system of codes to classify the data processed. That's my answer (which I've tried to take from my textbook) to this thread's subject. My textbook has this paragraph: A data type refers to how the computer classifies data. We... 5 Jul 2010 04:33 |