So I\'m trying to write a simple genetic algorithm for solving a sudoku (not the most efficient way, I know, but it\'s just to practice evolutionary algorithms). I\'m having some problems coming up wi
I\'m coding an abstract strategy game with C# & XNA. As for the AI, I\'m currently using Negascout and a depth of 5. The following is the description of the game:
Suppose I have a function CL-USER> (defun trimmer (seq) \"This trims seq and returns a list\" (cdr (butlast seq)))
I\'ve got the shunting yard algorithm implemented (using code from wikipedia, modified to use stl stacks/queues), but now I\'m wond开发者_运维问答ering how it\'s going to evaluate decimals that I get
I wonder what sort of things you look for when you start working on an existing, but new to you, system? Let\'s say that the system is quite big (whatever it means to you).
fellow Java warriors! I have this managed bean to handle the Rede (Network) entity related operations called RedesBean (NetworksBean). I have three pages to insert a new network: redes/nova.xhtml (new
As per @Potatoswatter\'s suggestion, I have created a new discussion. Reference is this response from @Potatoswatter
Are there any good ways to limit the number of times an application can start or limit how long it can be used for under Windows 7 and using C#?
I\'m looking for tools that help me evaluate the performance of a software architecture.For this specific project I need to model a [distributed] system of a modest size that is comparable to message
I wonder what is slower or faster: if( @$myvar[\'test\'] === null ) { .. } or: if( !isset( $myvar[\'test\'] )) { .. }
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