I am using the selection sort to sort a list of names from a cricket team. The sort works after first repeating a name 3 times which eliminates two other names from the array I am sorting.
This is what I\'m up to so far char max = 0, here; while(scanf(\"%c\", &here) == 1 && here != \'\\n\')
Let\'s say I have a vector value[6:0] and an input vector input[3:0]. The problem is I want to set a number of bit in value vector to 1 base on value of input, e.g.:
i want to select records contain given ID and given Branch so i came up with this query and i want to know whether this is the correct way to write this
I\'m studying for an exam, and I\'m not really sure how to portray this: The domain is all people. V (w) = w is a voter
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I have a large Ruby application that is just crying out for the addition of an inference engine; I don\'t need a lot of functionality, am not afraid of integrating C libraries, and am coming up empty
I\'m wondering how given a start time, I can calculate a series of time spans in intervals and execute code during that time.
I am not sure that { true } x := y { x = y } is a valid Hoare triple. I am not sure one is allowed to reference a variable (in this case, y), without ex开发者_StackOverflow中文版plicitly defining
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