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How do I multiply two positive numbers using "Little Man Computer" that does not have a multiply instruction? It only has add.
I need something that helps me find repeating patterns. I'm looking for some web references that have some theories on finding repetitive patterns in a large sample. If I were looking for 1...
(a) Give an example to show that floating point addition is not necessarily associative. (b) Give an example to show that floating point multiplication is not necessarily associative.
Hi, I'm having trouble setting up JFlex and JavaCUP on my system at home. Here is my output.. C:\Parcing>java java_cup.Main input.cup Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoun...
Client has 60+ years historical data that includes Date_Time stamp on records.  The Date_Time stamp was stored relative to GMT.  The GMT Date_Time stamp was recorded in the historical records ...
My program is a database management for a theatre which needs to have seats as rows and coloumns which makes the two dimension and the third dimension is the day ( cause every day will have di...
Ok here's something I was thinking about yesterday.. consider the following (x*0) > (x * pi) Where 'x' is variable. Correct me if I'm wrong here... it's impossible to include literal ...
Hello all, As my topic states i am a little confused about the different type of semaphores, my main question is what are the difference's between (full)semaphores, binary semaphores and spli...
YIKES!!!! I am working on my Ph.D. in information systems and decided to get a graduate certificate in security and ethics; unfortunately I have to take some programming courses.  I am more...
Give an example of a number whose decimal representation is finite (i.e., it has only a finite number of nonzero digits) but whose binary representation is not.
Give examples of floating point arithmetic operations that would produce each of the exceptional values: Inf and NaN.
I have a software company that is rapidly growing and although we have processes and procedures in place for operating, I have a need to track it.  The size isn't anticipated to get over 40 em...
What is the difference between an "Object Interface" and "Object Instance"?
what is Foreward and Backward error?
how can i use Ajax control in asp.net.
A question for a Dutch speaking expert. As the title says. What is the english word for "stamtabel" ? Thanks in advance. HerbalMart
Looking for a recommendation for a Visual Simulation tool Similar to Gold Sim.  My problem with GoldSim is the price.  On a shoe-string budget here. I need Monte-carlo, stock-and-flow capab...
Hello, I am implementing an application with java language and i am using a library that let you create vectors of the following types. There are three choices of backing data structure for ...
In the floating point arithmetic, which is generally more harmful, underflow or overflow? Why?
Have a perl project that requires sets of numbers to be assigned to 'containers'. I've been told that this is a 'bin-packing' or optimization problem. Here's an analogy :   Assume I h...
I am drawing a class diagram of a rational number calculator program that I've created and I have a question about the relationship between some of the classes - the program has been completed...
Hi all, I have a general design question about multithreaded programming. I will try and describe the problem in generic, made-up terms, because the true details are (probably) the property of...
Hey Guys, I am implementing RTree spatial indexes in Java, need some resources, which I can refer. Already tried resources available on net, not of much help. Any help will be much appre...
Hi all, I am preparing a presentation on APIs to technical writers. Since I have been a programmer for years, of course I know everything back to front (so I thought), but when I got to...
I am currently writing a piece of software to interpret written language. There is obviously some complexity involved when it comes to certain types of words. Particularly verbs/adverbs/...
 
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