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 | [quote] "D is a systems programming language. Its focus is on combining the power and high performance of C and C++ with the programmer productivity of modern languages like Ruby and Python. [/quote] Danger Will Robinson! Danger! Danger! (Then again, PL/I worked out alright.) |
 | Re: Pseudocode Well, pseudocode is just any arbitrary description of a computational procedure not meant for interpretation by a computing machine in its initial form. I agree with a previous poster that there aren't rules of pseudocode, except what an instructor or you impose. Always - whether doing pseudocode or real code … |
| | ^ They probably just emailed hotmail with a friendly request to reset the password to what it was previously.  |
| | Well, a couple of things. First off, you're never allocating any room for the string a. You're just declaring a pointer for it; when the user enters data, it has nowhere to go. You probably want to do something like [code] char a[32]; [/code] Or something. Second, you are using …  |
| | Again, call me a sceptic but it's hard to believe in this kind of stuff. It is a little too reminiscent of the luminiferous aether theory for my comfort, despite the various "smoking guns" for its existence. While there certainly seem to be some predictions that are confirmed, let us …  |
| | I stopped trusting whores a long time ago. |
 | Well, unless there are human beings living on some other planet. Star wars, anyone?  |
| | Simple. Just have a precondition that the algorithm be specified in correct C code. |
| | Design a programming language to compute functions which are not Turing computable. Send me a copy first before you tell anybody else, and I'll check it. Alternatively, prove that P=NP or P=/=NP and send me a copy of the proof before you tell anybody else. I'll check it first, and … |
| | I would recommend looking for free ebooks online. For instance, go to Google and search for PDFs with keywords "algorithm" and "introduction". Here, I'll do it for you. Here we go, try this on for size. http://net.pku.edu.cn/~course/cs101/resource/Intro2Algorithm/IntroductionToAlgorithm_v2_en.pdf  |
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 | Re: Piracy Some of the arguments in this thread are just plain ridiculous. PCSAWICK829: How much are you selling your TV for? I guarantee I *could* come into your house and take it for free, if I feel you're overcharging me. That seems pretty black-and-white to me. |
| | ^ Sorry, call me a callous bastard, but if you can't scrape together $30 US, you should probably not be playing video games. If these people are genuinely financially secure in their home country, let them buy games made over there for $1 US or whatever. Russia, China, etc. have … |
 | Wait what was the number? |
| | Re: Weird Bug [quote] Bush hid the facts [/quote] Try it with "Wron gfo rum dudes" and I hypothesize you'll witness the same behavior. |
| | Thread necromancy? Man this was a fun read though. I sympathize with cwarn, though... I tend to believe that "irrational" numbers in general have a weaker correspondence to "reality" - or physical reality, or God's reality, or whatever - than do, say, the integers and the rational numbers. Not in … |
| | Take the public-key scheme RSA for example. Take two primes, p and q. Let n = pq be public. Compute K = phi(pq) = (p-1)(q-1). Choose 1 < e < K so that gcd(e, K) = 1. Then compute d = e^inv (mod K). e is the public key, and … |
| | I have learned and done work (including academic work, as a disclaimer) in assembler, C, C++, C#, Java, Javascript, Basic (several flavors), Scheme, Python, Perl, PHP, Smalltalk, Ada, Pascal, Fortran90, and Prolog, and probably a few others I'm forgetting. Plus if you count SQL (MySQL) and/or HTML, those too. And … |
| | Jeez I'm a conservative and that just makes me cringe. Why are conservatives so dumb? Am I that dumb? I'm going to go cry now. |
 | ^ Is it kosher to solicit members for a different forum on Daniweb? I am simply curious; I am tempted to report this thread in good faith. Additionally, what precisely does this have to do with "computer science"? I do not necessarily mean to question the value of this line …  |
| | ^ Well, I agree that this is a bogus money grab, but they're not taxing the Internet but vendors who sell things online. Honestly it's not so crazy an idea to tax sales by a company made using the internet... ah well. I hope it doesn't happen, but if it … |
| | [quote] (if this is not the right place to post this please tell me) [/quote] I don't know, it doesn't seem like the right place to post. Maybe it's just me. Seems more like an advertisement, or a post about software, or something cool for people to check out and … |
| | Perhaps what you could invent is a software system to check documents for spelling and grammar. You could use a book of words to look up tokens and find near-hits, and you could use some basic grammar rules to try to parse simple grammatical errors. You could make it so … |
| | Call me paranoid, but I hypothesize that at least two of these accounts are owned by the same individual.  |
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| | Classic. Silly FBI. I wonder whether some silly willy will lose his/her job over this.  |
| | I have noticed a few questions popping up from time to time on the subject of formal languages in general, and on regular languages in particular. As I'm pretty bored and enjoy the study of formal languages to a reasonable extent, I thought I might try to give a quick-and-dirty … |
| | Hey if you go to Notepad, type in "Stop posting this stuff in the CS forum" and read it 100 times, you will be amazed by the results! This is really super special cool one! |
 | Just write your own code, using a stack like it's meant to be used. You have your search stack. Empty it into a temp stack until you find what you want or hit the end. Then take your temp stack contents and empty into the search stack. Voila! O(n) search … |
