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Hi, hopefully someone can help me with this, since there seems to be dozens of threads similar to my situation yet unintelligible to me. So I recently did a fresh install of Windows 7 Professional x64, and in the process decided I would install Ubuntu to dual boot on the … |
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I'm trying to write a program that builds a full binary tree from an array containing an even number of sequential numbers. I know the memory allocation part, I'm just having trouble with how to pass the integers to act as array positions. This is what I've come up with … |
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[I]Disclaimer: I did post this in the Windows 7 forum, I hope it doesn't break the rules to post it in both since it falls under both topics. Thanks for your understanding.[/I] Hi, hopefully someone can help me with this, since there seems to be dozens of threads similar to … |
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Hi, I'm having a syntax issue with timeit while trying to measure the time taken by a function meant to concatenate two linked lists. [CODE] def get_time() : import cell import timeit for i in range( 1, 16 ): lista = cell.make_list(i) #this function return the root of a sll … |
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I think I'm having an issue with my use/understanding of vectors in C++. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! I'm trying to use a vector of vectors of floats to store data coming from an input file. I know that, at most, a line of floats will have 14 elements. … |
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Hi guys, anyone familiar with the Markov Chain Algorithm? I've got an assignment to take the code from a C++ implementation and remove any stl features like deques and maps, but continue to use strings as my main object type. I've based my changes around a C version of the … |
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Hi, hope someone can help with an issue I'm having. Basically, I've got an input file containing, amongst other things, an int on each line representing a time stamp in the form of hhmmss. I needed to make a comparison from line to line to make sure that no more … |
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Hi, I'm looking for help writing a program to check an input file for errors in its pattern. Basically, I've got a file of thousands of lines like this: "70 20000731 210202 19 36005 354 55.369 -37.207 -54 0.847 491 0.981 0.985 278977" I have no trouble opening the file … |