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You can probably find worst-case numbers though, using some comparisons to simpler equations.

[quote="ithelp"]First choose the OS,Language on which your project assignment should work , then choose to simulate some real life scenario for your homework.[/quote] The platform is the [i]last[/i] thing you should choose. How can you know the appropriate platform before you've decided what you want to do?

There isn't an easy way to do that in BNF, but maybe there is via one of its extensions. However, I'm pretty sure the mainstream extensions don't have that facility either.

Because your compiler.

The best video game is the playlist I have playing right now. Rachmaninov Op. 1, 18, 30, 40, and 43. The storyline can't be beat!

"Level"? What is a "level"? This question makes no sense.

Yes, you.

Take undergrad classes in the subjects to figure out what you're interested in. [quote=Lothia]common programming languages used for each field[/quote] It should be easy to pick up whatever programming languages you need when you get to them.

This is not a computer science or software design question. Anyway, Linux distributions generally have some norms for how packages are distributed and installed. So first you need to think about that. There already exist package management systems to use -- for example, Ubuntu uses Debian's. Then there's the question …

All of these can be programmed.

[quote]Was it hard for you guys to learn programming for the first time?[/quote] No. It's not your teacher's job to tell you how to work on the project.

MSDN has information on having multiple threads in C#. It's fairly straightforward.

You'll need to use Javascript for the behavior of the page to be based on the contents of the text box. Learn Javascript and HTML and use that information to solve your problem.

If you can't figure out a basic idea of the definitions after reading [i]books[/i] on the topic, I don't think reading some post in the forum will help you.

There is no such thing as technical programming. Functional programming is the writing of software in a referentially transparent manner. Front end developers develop the front end, whereas back end developers develop the back end. Back end tools include storage facilities and microprocessors. Front end tools include graphics devices and …

This is a joke, right?

This might be the most depressing post I have read on this forum. I have to admit maybe you live in a different software development world than I live in. For example, the notion of "auditable solutions" and external auditing is something that I just don't deal with. Come to …

Post the source code, obviously.

Why don't you try running the program yourself? Sheesh.

[quote=Narue] [4] A good example of this is re-entrant iteration. I have yet to see a good way to break off recursive iteration and then start it back at the same place (without coroutine support, of course)[/quote] Pass a function as an argument and call that.

No you don't. When a vector's destructor gets called, it calls the destructors of all its elements.

Use some free database server then, such as PostgreSQL or MySQL.

[QUOTE=John A;663631]It depends. Viruses usually don't carry weight, however, Trojans are usually a few ounces each.[/QUOTE] Be careful though: with trojans, the number depends on whether you're using standard ounces or troy ounces as your unit of measurement. The choice has never been standardized.

[QUOTE=Duoas;668629]With just a very quick glance, that [b]notOptimized[/b]() function needs some help. A bitvector (or [inlinecode]vector<bool>[/inlinecode]) is not a good choice in such a function. Sad, but it was optimized for space, not speed.[/QUOTE] In fact, a [icode]vector<bool>[/icode] isn't even optimized for space if it's standard-compliant.

In New Jersey it's actually illegal to pump your own gas.

The phrase "if the country is technologically advanced enough to program the script that I am asking for" is completely nonsensical. What are you even talking about.

I'm unsure about the source of your confusion. What does the documentation and other information online say about these products?

Don't you use a version control system or have code reviews?

Your problem is the same as finding the smallest contiguous subsequence sum in the sequence [n1, n1 + n2, n1 + n2 + n3, n1 + n2 + n3 + n4, ...]. Transform your sequence into this form and then solve the problem I described. Come to think of it, …

Accelerated C++ is a good book. I'd recommend learning how to use a language like Scheme, and then maybe later Haskell, because that will make you better aware of the advantages and deficiencies of C++ and Java when it comes to software design. Also, maybe learn the basics of assembly, …