I have a problem trying to work out the correct algorithm to calculate a set of date ranges. Basically I have a list of unordered date ranges (List containing arrays of start and end times) and I wan
A couple of my friends are working on a simple recursive function in SML, and so far have failed to create it due to a lack of documentation of SML and its syntax. I\'ve tried to find something myself
I\'m just doing some recursion exercises in PHP and I\'m a bit baffled by the output 开发者_如何学Cof the following:
I hope this description will suffice, the best way to put it in words is just giving an example of what it is now and how I want it to be. Here goes.
This is what I\'ve been getting: {:user=>{:employees=>{...}, :login=>\"dernalia\", :id=>1, :role=>2}}
Let\'s say that I have a list of lists in Scheme, like so: (define a-list(list (list a b) (list c d) (list e f) (list g h) (list i j)))
Using Python, I\'m trying to read a list or strings backwards.When finding the item of interest, I want to print all of those items from that point to the end of the list.I can do this without recursi
I have solved the following algorithm shown below. public static long park(int n) { // precondition:n >= 1
I origin开发者_运维百科ally tried writing this without being tail recursive, as according to http://www.erlang.org/doc/efficiency_guide/myths.html the BEAM does it itself. It works, I\'m just wonderin
I have a recursive function which does a sort of tree process where each call may call itself multiple times, I don\'t have any way of knowing how deep or wide it is. How do I run a callback once the
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