Thanks - I really appreciate the help!

Hello all - I need homework help.

This part of the assignment is to create a struct, called StudentRecord, the first attribute of which needs to be size 20. My implementation of this is at (1).
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What is not clear to me is: does the array have only positive numbers or are you finding the average of only positive numbers?

If the first, then Ancient Dragon has the con
If the second, you'd...

It seems as if the simplest way to affect a solution for your scenario would be to implement any of the available sorts, focusing on array index rather than array content.

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4231 = (67^1) + (43^2) + (3^7) + (2^7)

4219 = (53^2) + (41^1) + (37^2)

But this is:
4211 = (59^2) + (3^6) + (2^0)

4177 = (53^2) + (37^1) + (11^3)

4157 = (41^2) + (17^2) + (3^7)

BGD base 19

4139 = (47^2) + (43^2) + (3^4)

3248 base 11

4129 = (61^2) + (47^1) + (19^2)

4111 = (61^2) + (47^1) + (7^3)

4093 = (61^2) + (29^1) + (7^3)

or rather
4027 = (59^2) + (23^2) + (17^1)

4021 = (61^2) + (17^2) + (11^1)

4019 = (61^2) + (17^2) + (3^2)

3967 = (61^2) + (11^2) + (5^3)

3929 = (83^1) + (61^2) + (5^3)

i am reading Expert F# (Apress/2007) and I admit, I was hooked after seeing the syntax for a high-common-factor function.
It looks like this:
let rec hcf a b =
if a=0 then b
elif a<b...

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If you were to call a mathematician friend of mine, who lives in Raleigh, NC, he might tell you that 919 is one of those rare primes in which the sum of the digits is equal to the count of the...

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367 apologies (although, I didn't post twice in a row - I posted three times in a row).
Still, my apologies for not observing the rules.

Of course, given that I'm the not the 349th person to post to this thread, it is entirely likely the game will be abandoned far earlier

I'm curious if the primes will make it past 347 all the way past 32749.

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