Hmm, this is wrong
1 = 00001
2 = 00010 --> that's still 1
3 = 00011 = 00100 --> that's not 3, it's 2
4 = 00101 --> that's 3
5 = 00110 = 01000 --> that's 3
6 = 01001 --> that's 4
etc
If you look at the above instructions (in pdf), they say the following
I get lost where the bolded...
I have the following homework to do. Apologies if it seems very easy - I just had a knee surgery and I think I can't really think straight due to pain medication, I feel so fuzzy and sleepy and my damn knee still hurts like $#%&.
So instead of representing numbers in a binary way I need to...
Hmm... haven't even thought about it this way. Mighty thanks for opening my eyes. I have since realized I had to fix my recurrence a bit because the algorithm calls itself on input from 1 to n-1, rather than to n (it would be calling itself till infinity that way).
So the corrected equation is...
Homework Statement
I need to solve a recurrence equation in order to perform algorithm analysis. I got the recurrence from the algorithm I developed. It's been years since I did my undergrad degree and my maths is rusty.
Homework Equations
T(n)= 1+ \sum_{i=1}^n2(n-i+T(i))
The Attempt...
Well his personal computer is probably really not so important but still he might have a lot of personal files on the computer like his electronic diary, personal photos, photos of his naked girlfriend or so... and I've had seen quite often that beginners set web root to "My documents" folder...
which would usually be C:/Inetpub/wwwroot if you're using windows and you will also have to have web server instaled on your computer. The easiest way to set up a web server is to add a windows component called "IIS" (Internet information services)... when you have that your web server is able...
#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>
#include <cmath> //maybe you should also add whitespace here, I'm not sure
using namespace std;
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
int x;
cin>> x; // you don't have to add endl here because when you will enter some number and hit...
you can reset your password, no problem. Just search a bit on google for "windows xp password retrieval" or sth similar and you will find quite a lot of diffrent programs to solve your problem. Usually they're very small - fit on a floppy disk if you still use it... so there should be no problem...
This guy says he's new to web and HTML... how do you think someone like him is able to set up web server and host web pages? Even if he manages to do that... he's probably putting his computer at risk if he hasn't got any clue about security.
Anyway, the simplest way to start is to open a...
AFAIK most programmers use C++ for game development but I guess you can do it in Java or most other object oriented programming languages too. If you use use java you can expect your game to react a bit slower... I guess that's why most programmers use C++... it's sort of "real time".
For a...
What if you would start with free web hosting? It would be much easier for you I think... and you wouldn't have to pay to start having your own web page. This way you can first learn how to use HTML and try to make your own web page to see how it looks. Then you can decide to buy your own...
Hmm... I've heard for this one: http://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/
Ppl say it's very good but I guess it's better for adventure games. Check for yourself.
:rolleyes: I think I know where I made a mistake... at conversion... for me it vas 1AsV = 1eV... which is wrong :redface: 1AsV = 1J Another stupid mistake. Real ****... I could've passed the exam if I weren't so confused. :grumpy: