Ok so i have to create a program that computes the convex hull of a bunch of random points but i have no idea where to start i mean i know how the program is supposed to work since you can just easily look up the pseudo code but i really have no idea where to start I have to do it using graham scan's method using a stack pushing and poping points and i already created the interface functions for that but im just blank dont really know where to start
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Jump to PostThat's why there are TA's (Teaching Assistants) - to help the clueless get one! Do some googling or visit the library or wikipedia. Also, since you can get access to pseudo code for this, writing the program should be pretty simple.
Jump to PostSo, you want us to do your homework for you, and complain when we tell you to make some effort first on your own? What a maroon!
Jump to PostOk. Fair enough. Do you know the way to do it manually, with calculations and graph paper? We can start with that, develop pseudo code, and then convert that to program code. The first thing is that you need to know how to solve the problem in its most basic …
Jump to PostOk. This is a start. Give me a bit of time to analyze your code, in light of the requirements. Dinner time for me now... :-)
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