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Sorry, my mistake. The complexity is proportional to n squared. But I still think you won't be able to make it any faster.<br />

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Sorry, my mistake. The complexity is proportional to n squared. But I still think you won't be able to make it any faster.


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THANK YOU! &nbsp;I BEING A WEEKEND WARRIOR ON LEARNING HOW TO PROGRAMM IN 'C' FOUND THE SOLUTION TO BE VERY USEFUL. &nbsp;SOME BOOKS I'VE PURCHASED IS ARE EITHER USEFUL OR TOO &quot;TECH.&quot; &nbsp;I'M USING MICROSOFT VISUAL C/C++ 5.0, THE ONLY THING I HAD TO DO TO GET RID OF AN COMPILE ERROR WAS TO REMOVE #INCLUDE &lt;MEM.H&gt; AND IT DID ITS THING.<br />

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THANK YOU!  I BEING A WEEKEND WARRIOR ON LEARNING HOW TO PROGRAMM IN 'C' FOUND THE SOLUTION TO BE VERY USEFUL.  SOME BOOKS I'VE PURCHASED IS ARE EITHER USEFUL OR TOO "TECH."  I'M USING MICROSOFT VISUAL C/C++ 5.0, THE ONLY THING I HAD TO DO TO GET RID OF AN COMPILE ERROR WAS TO REMOVE #INCLUDE <MEM.H> AND IT DID ITS THING.


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WRITE A PROGRAM THAT GENERATES A MAGIC SQUARE BY THE FOLLOWING METHOD. &nbsp;AN 5X5, AN 7X7, AND A 3X3 SQUARE. &nbsp;THE SUM OF EVERY ROW, THE SUM OF EVERY COLUMN AND THE SUM OF THE TWO DIAGONALS MUST BE EQUAL FOR A SQUARE TO BE MAGIC.<br />
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WRITE A PROGRAM THAT GENERATES A MAGIC SQUARE BY THE FOLLOWING METHOD.  AN 5X5, AN 7X7, AND A 3X3 SQUARE.  THE SUM OF EVERY ROW, THE SUM OF EVERY COLUMN AND THE SUM OF THE TWO DIAGONALS MUST BE EQUAL FOR A SQUARE TO BE MAGIC.



WRITE A PROGRAM FOR MAGIC SQUARES

C is a general-purpose, imperative computer programming language, supporting structured programming, lexical variable scope and recursion, while a static type system prevents many unintended operations. By design, C provides constructs that map efficiently to typical machine instructions, so it has found lasting use in applications that had formerly been coded in assembly language, including operating systems as well as various application software for computers ranging from supercomputers to embedded systems. It is distinct from C++ (which has its roots in C) and C#, and many later languages have borrowed directly or indirectly from C.