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Re: 88 Business-Growing Strategies 1 Month Ago by henrymorgan9522 A growth strategy is an organization's plan for overcoming current and future challenges to realize its goals for expansion. Examples of growth strategy goals include increasing market share and revenue, acquiring assets, and improving the organization's products or services. Re: Travel without Technology is like __________ without _____________. 1 Month Ago by Dani According to ChatGPT, travel without technology is like exploring without a map, a mime without invisible walls, a penguin without ice skates, and a fish without fins. To be perfectly honest, I don't get any of them except for maybe the first. Tough Problem [C and C++] 13 Years Ago by stevanity Hi Guyz, Here is a really tough problem to solve. Anyone can help out? You need to … Re: Tough Problem [C and C++] 13 Years Ago by stevanity This is tough man. I cant get the iterations right. Tough C++ Problems 11 Years Ago by $Tweety$ Heyy could any1 plz suggest sum really tough programs dat can be written in c++?? Re: Tough C++ Problems 11 Years Ago by nullptr Yes, I could indeed do that. Could you perhaps be a little more specific as to what a tough program is? Re: Tough C++ Problems 11 Years Ago by ddanbe … country, cooking time, ingredient, calories etc. Add foto, video possiblity. Tough enough, I guess. What are your hobbys? Gardening, sport, film… Re: tough c++ exam question plz help. 13 Years Ago by kakaliki … programs in the dev c++. I am trying to solve tough(for me) questions. There is no teacher to guide me… Just how tough is the world's toughest cellphone 16 Years Ago by newsguy … this phone lives up to its name to withstand the tough treatment, making it ideal for any trades man, extreme sports…'s look at the features. 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I have 4 parallel arrays, each … Re: Tough Problem [C and C++] 13 Years Ago by elsiekins So is this homework? have you written any code? Re: Tough Problem [C and C++] 13 Years Ago by stevanity [QUOTE=elsiekins;1356261]So is this homework? have you written any code?[/QUOTE] Not actually a homework I got these questions from a teacher. They are something like brain tests. Something like practice problems for the GATE and other Campus interview tests. I tried to solve it, but couldnt even find a proper solution to write the code. Im… Re: Tough Problem [C and C++] 13 Years Ago by csurfer Its quite straight forward right ? Assuming int n = strlen( <Message> ); Then the order of the matrix say ord should be the smallest integer i which satisfies the equation i*i*2 >= n ( where i is the smallest integer which satisfies this equation ) Now for any square matrix of odd order you can device an algorithm by which you can … Re: Tough Problem [C and C++] 13 Years Ago by stevanity Thats wat. I have found out a way to compute the matrix order and store string int it. Ive tried so hard to find out an algorithm to traverse the matrix. But its so confusing. Please can anyone provide the algorithm only . EDIT: After Much Research and editing of other codes, ive found a code to traverse spirally in the matrix of order N*N. [… Re: Tough Problem [C and C++] 13 Years Ago by csurfer @Stevanity : Nothing comes on a platter. do you really think you had to look at others codes for the above code snippet you have posted ? You could spend some time how you want to move in the array and yourself write the code. Now after having the above code you want to know how to traverse the opposite way the above code is traversing(i,e from … Re: Tough Problem [C and C++] 13 Years Ago by stevanity hey im trying man Ive been doing the same man. Still I cant figure out. Coz i think there is no logical relation between the two paths. Ive been trying to solve the problem for a week now. only after that Ive asked for help Re: Tough Problem [C and C++] 13 Years Ago by Fbody Start by finding the center of the matrix, then expand your algorithm from there. If you have an N x N matrix, where is the center? Re: Tough Problem [C and C++] 13 Years Ago by stevanity My matrix's order would be odd SO the centre would precisely be the cell with index [N/2][N/2] But how do i spiral out. It seems impossible to modify the above code. Re: Tough Problem [C and C++] 13 Years Ago by csurfer In a 3X3 matrix from the centre the flow is 1L,1U,2R,2D,2L for 5X5 it is 1L,1U,2R,2D,3L,3U,4R,4D,4L But in general it is always of the form: 1,1,2,2,3,3,4,4,5,5,6,6,7,7,8,8,9,9,........ L,U,R,D,L,U,R,D,............................ where numbers represent the times you need to move and L=left,U=Up,R=Right,D=Down moving left is decrementing j … Re: Tough Problem [C and C++] 13 Years Ago by stevanity Thanks man Exactly wat im looking for i think i can pick up from this. But when to stop? Re: Tough Problem [C and C++] 13 Years Ago by nbaztec After n*n iterations, duh. (n is order). This is when you've read all the elements in the matrix. Re: Tough Problem [C and C++] 13 Years Ago by Fbody You'll most likely have to keep track of your previous row and column values to generate the spiral. Then, if you follow the sequence csurfer cave you, you will always start at matrix[N/2][N/2] and end at matrix[N][0]. Re: Tough Problem [C and C++] 13 Years Ago by stevanity Thanks for all the Help Guyz The tip about the number of UP and DOWN and RIGHT and LEFT movements in each step opened my eye. Ive completed the coding Here it is [CODE]#include <iostream.h> #include <string.h> #include <conio.h> #include <cstdlib> class string { public: char a,b; }; int … Re: Tough Problem [C and C++] 13 Years Ago by csurfer @stevanity : A word of advice , give the algorithm if you want but not the entire code as you did in the post above. Due to this someone may just copy it out and never learn the way you learnt. To a student learning is more important than getting the job done :) Re: Tough Problem [C and C++] 13 Years Ago by stevanity can anyone cut the code out for me Im not able to edit it