Coding Help: Numerical Methods in C Language

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The discussion revolves around seeking assistance with implementing numerical methods in the C programming language. Key methods mentioned include the Newton-Raphson method, Euler's method, Milne's method, and various interpolation techniques. Participants encourage sharing specific code issues for targeted help and suggest resources for obtaining source code legally, such as the Numerical Recipes website and the GNU Scientific Library (GSL). The emphasis is on collaboration and providing concrete examples to facilitate problem-solving.
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is anybody aware of numerical methods in C language...

numerical methods include Newton-Raphson method,Euler's method,Milne's method,Newton's forward and backward implementation,Gauss divergence backward and forward interpolation.

pls help me,i will b so thankful 2 them who helps me out of this.
 
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Could you please post the code that you are having problems with, or do you need help writing the code?
 
Do you actually have a question?

If you're just looking for the source code, it's available in its entirety, legally, here:

http://www.nr.com

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