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Rabbits
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Geeks' Lounge
12 Years Ago
by Ancient Dragon
[
Rabbits
](http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=417079118321547&set=a.223098324386295.105971.205344452828349&type=1&theater). Posted on Facebook by George Takel from Star Trek
Re: Your favorite...
Community Center
Geeks' Lounge
11 Years Ago
by princysharma90
Rabbits
... Which one do you prefer Android OS or IOS..?
Looping Behavior
Programming
Software Development
15 Years Ago
by defychaos
…)/(rabbitsBorn+
rabbits
))); rabbitsStarve = (0.00002*((rabbitsBorn+
rabbits
)*(rabbitsBorn+
rabbits
))); rabbitsEaten = (0.009*((
rabbits
+rabbitsBorn)-rabbitsStarve… { totalWolves = wolf_pop; } // How many
rabbits
survived? totalRabbits = ((rabbitsBorn+rabbit_pop)-(rabbitsStarve+rabbitsEaten));…
Need help getting this program started
Programming
Software Development
15 Years Ago
by Unebrion
…in m months after the n pairs of
rabbits
are introduced to the island in New Zealand…getMaleAdultRabbits that returns the number of male adult
rabbits
. The main method of TestRabbitPopulation class should show…(); System.out.println("Enter number of pairs of
rabbits
: "); System.out.println(bunny.getFemaleBabyRabbits()); } }[/…
Re: Assigning a pointer to the value of another pointer
Programming
Software Development
14 Years Ago
by Falkoner1
… { if(type == rabbit){begin.sim[sim].field[x][y].
rabbits
= next;} } if(next != NULL){next->back =…!= NULL) { if(type == rabbit){begin.sim[sim].field[x][y].
rabbits
= this; next = pointer; back = NULL; pointer->back …) { if(type == rabbit){begin.sim[sim].field[x][y].
rabbits
= this; next = pointer; back = NULL; pointer->…
Re: Need help getting this program started
Programming
Software Development
15 Years Ago
by quuba
… { System.out.println("Enter number of pairs of
rabbits
: "); int babyPair = 1; System.out.println(… own // // hiere is month later //1.The
rabbits
are able to mate at age of one month. …month later, each female (adultF) produces two new
rabbits
. //3.The probability that a new born rabbit …
Need some help with n00b code project
Programming
Software Development
17 Years Ago
by matrimforever
…solve problems. For instance this problem: 'A scientist uses
rabbits
(yes, another rabbit problem) in her experiments. She …500 cages to hold her
rabbits
. Each cage holds one pair of
rabbits
. Assuming no
rabbits
ever die, when will …?' The program should printout how the
rabbits
multiply and produce baby
rabbits
which then add to the total rabbit…
Code review please
Programming
Software Development
13 Years Ago
by Leppie
… br = 0; //mr = male
rabbits
//fr = female
rabbits
//br = baby
rabbits
int pr = 0; //pr = pregnant
rabbits
int total = 0; int temp =… to 0 } if (pr > 0) //if any
rabbits
pregas { br = pr * 2; //2 babies per pregnant…
Question: grep looping over two file types
Programming
Software Development
13 Years Ago
by llocar
…[CODE]grep "some important info about
rabbits
"
rabbits
.data >>
rabbits
.txt[/CODE] Very simple, but this must …. The files always have the same prefix (e.g.
rabbits
), but the file suffixes are different (.data, .txt). …The files must match - only info from
rabbits
.data should go into
rabbits
.txt etc I'm sure this must be…
Re: **i Need Help Fast**
Programming
Software Development
18 Years Ago
by hatch101
…public class RabbitPopulation { private int
rabbits
; private int rabbitChild; public int … int babyRabbits; public RabbitPopulation() {
rabbits
= 1; rabbitChild = 0; adultRabbits =
rabbits
; babyRabbits = rabbitChild; } public int…
**i Need Help Fast**
Programming
Software Development
18 Years Ago
by hatch101
… month. A month later, the female produces a pair of
rabbits
(one male, one female). 3. Assume that a female rabbit… always produces a pair of
rabbits
every month from the second month on. 4. Assume that…
rabbits
never die of old age. 5. Implement a method waitAMonth …
Re: **i Need Help Fast**
Programming
Software Development
18 Years Ago
by hooknc
…you're having is, you're never actually removing the
rabbits
that are being hunted. The numbers that you're outputing… are the number of
rabbits
being hunted. But you're never actually removing those hunted…'m not positive that its taking the right number of
rabbits
. (But i'm not positive.) Here is the output …
Assigning a pointer to the value of another pointer
Programming
Software Development
14 Years Ago
by Falkoner1
…; %p\n\n", begin.sim[sim].field[x][y].
rabbits
, this);[/code] And I found that the pointer [ICODE]begin….sim[sim].field[x][y].
rabbits
[/ICODE] was equal to [ICODE]this[/ICODE], when my code… old value of [ICODE]begin.sim[sim].field[x][y].
rabbits
[/ICODE], it seems to be assigning it to the address…
Re: **i Need Help Fast**
Programming
Software Development
18 Years Ago
by Blackhawk357
…If I understand correctly, --newborn
rabbits
must wait a month to mate and mated
rabbits
must wait a month to make… pair) --You start with a pair of newborn
rabbits
Try running through a few months on paper with …just the basic
rabbits
(no hunter): Month #1 NewBornRabbits - 2 MatingRabbits - 0 …
how to use loop in this question
Programming
Software Development
19 Years Ago
by pratima
… in Poole harbour is being monitored. there are curently 495
rabbits
on the island. It is estimated that the population will… the rabbit population exceed 1500. [please use integral numbers for
rabbits
-
rabbits
should not have fractional parts .]
Re: how to use loop in this question
Programming
Software Development
19 Years Ago
by Dani
…. The next year, there will be 20% of 495 more
rabbits
. The year after that, it will be 20% of however… many
rabbits
there are, meaning the number of new
rabbits
on the island each year will increase…
Re: Need some help with n00b code project
Programming
Software Development
17 Years Ago
by GloriousEremite
Is that table correct? I would think that you should start with two
rabbits
, then the number should double each month (i.e., exponential growth of 2^x)
Re: Need some help with n00b code project
Programming
Software Development
17 Years Ago
by matrimforever
… _end_ of month one, the adults make another pair of
rabbits
. So there are two pair now, but only one is…
Re: Assigning a pointer to the value of another pointer
Programming
Software Development
14 Years Ago
by axfv
… you want to give begin.sim[sim].field[x][y].
rabbits
a new object at address this, you'll have to… begin.sim[sim].field[x][y].
rabbits
and then begin.sim[sim].field[x][y].
rabbits
= this; But I don't know…
Re: Code review please
Programming
Software Development
13 Years Ago
by Ketsuekiame
You could make it OO I guess? Something that simple doesn't really need it though but if you want to do it as an exercise, try creating classes for the types of
rabbits
.
Re: Code review please
Programming
Software Development
13 Years Ago
by hnizamoglu
[QUOTE=Ketsuekiame;1223224]You could make it OO I guess? Something that simple doesn't really need it though but if you want to do it as an exercise, try creating classes for the types of
rabbits
.[/QUOTE] I totally agree with that. C++ take its power from its OO paradigm. Other than that, it's actually a C code except cout :)
Real time calculations
Programming
Software Development
13 Years Ago
by Beancounter5
… started a small project centred around some crazy mutating breeding
rabbits
( sounds silly but I have learned an awful lot ,…about lists). Anyway , as each year passes the number of
rabbits
grow - not exponentially but very quickly all the same. …is a large degree or randomness in the number of
rabbits
that get produced each year. Though it's pretty …
Re: **i Need Help Fast**
Programming
Software Development
18 Years Ago
by leelee
… program, I note that your constructor reads: [CODE]
rabbits
= 1; rabbitChild = 0; adultRabbits =
rabbits
; babyRabbits = rabbitChild;[/CODE][list] [*]How will your 1…
Re: Assigning a pointer to the value of another pointer
Programming
Software Development
14 Years Ago
by NathanOliver
alright. what is going on here i believe is that [icode] begin.sim[sim].field[x][y].
rabbits
[/icode] is giving you a pointer of a pointer so to get down to the original pointer try [icode] *begin.sim[sim].field[x][y].
rabbits
[/icode] i hope that this will work
Re: **i Need Help Fast**
Programming
Software Development
18 Years Ago
by chrisbliss18
…: "I thought this was programming not Biology. How many
rabbits
are required for mating?", "Can I implement this…
Re: **i Need Help Fast**
Programming
Software Development
18 Years Ago
by leelee
… brief said you were to start with one pair of
rabbits
. Your hunt method: Write down a piece of paper, with…
Re: **i Need Help Fast**
Programming
Software Development
18 Years Ago
by hatch101
… RabbitPopulation() { adultRabbits = 0; babyRabbits = 1; } //The method that makes the
rabbits
wait a month before mating. public void waitAMonth() { int babies…
Re: Assigning a pointer to the value of another pointer
Programming
Software Development
14 Years Ago
by Narue
… by [ICODE]this [/ICODE]to the object pointed to by
rabbits
, you would dereference them both: [code=cplusplus] *a = *b; // Copy…
Re: Assigning a pointer to the value of another pointer
Programming
Software Development
14 Years Ago
by Falkoner1
… by [ICODE]this [/ICODE]to the object pointed to by
rabbits
, you would dereference them both: [code=cplusplus] *a = *b; // Copy…
Re: Assigning a pointer to the value of another pointer
Programming
Software Development
14 Years Ago
by NathanOliver
If you want the address of the pointer you would want to say [code=c++] pointer = &begin.sim[sim].field[x][y].
rabbits
; [/code] that will give you the address of the pointer not the address that the pointer holds. hope thats what you wanted
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