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I need help with Round Robin algorithm. I don't understand how to implement the process.
I need help with Round Robin algorithm. I don't understand how to implement the process.
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Why do so many students have trouble with round robin? It's not even a difficult concept, much less a difficult implementation. Yet every year (right around this time too), we're bombarded with one-liner questions by new members.
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For most of history, we observed the passing of seasons from the solstices and equinoxes. Now we just wait for the round robin question 
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It used to be the airline homework problem. I don't see that much anymore.
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Airline homework problem? Whats that?
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>Airline homework problem? Whats that?
IIRC, you're supposed to write a system to schedule passengers on a plane to varying degrees of complexity. Usually it's pretty simple, but requires adding and removing passengers and assigning seats.
IIRC, you're supposed to write a system to schedule passengers on a plane to varying degrees of complexity. Usually it's pretty simple, but requires adding and removing passengers and assigning seats.
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The airline problem ceased to be interesting when smoking was banned. One of the key tasks was separating the smoking and non-smoking seats.
Also, problems have a memetic quality, in that each succession of noobs find out from their immediate predecessors where all the best places to ask questions are to be found.
Also, problems have a memetic quality, in that each succession of noobs find out from their immediate predecessors where all the best places to ask questions are to be found.
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Are most computer science professors that incompetent?
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Originally Posted by Sturm 
Are most computer science professors that incompetent?
..To be honest, it's unfortunate, you learn more from Google and the forum, than these instructors...it's sad. Neither did i know about the airplane algorithim. For example, on one of the programs, I used a 'break' with a 'for' loop. The program compiled ok, but i lost point because he said, never to break out of a 'for' loop. The point is...the program still worked...
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