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I'm trying to get a GCD of 2 numbers. which I can do and it works fine. however I want to return one of the values based on the function I wrote. however it returns both. I know why because I wrote it that way just to get something down. … | |
as the title says these are general questions and DON'T NEED CODE. so don't bother asking. 1. at what point does memory start to play a factor in programs. I use float and double for everything. my programs are not hard and typically do easy math functions. Yet my teacher … | |
how can I use a loop to sum random numbers together? it needs to be able to sum any amount of numbers determined by the user. I can generate the random numbers but adding them is a different story. I tried to make an inner loop (if that makes sense) … | |
I know how to make random numbers. and How to make random numbers in a specific range. BUT!!! How can you display 'x' random numbers in a given range and make it so the output display lists the numbers in groups a 'y'. For example: I want to display 25 … | |
I'm using poisson's process for probability. This is the equation I'm using : P(x)= ((lamda^x)*e^(-lamba))/x! it's the factorial part I'm not getting right though. I can get the first 3 probabilities right (0,1,2) but everything after that starts to be off by half and so on. Look I know the … | |
I need some help getting this factorial to work. I don't think I'm getting this to work right since only the first 2 work in the series. I probably could write a function to fix this but there has to be a way to loop it instead. This is what … | |
I'm trying to write a program in C++ that will tell the user to input 5 numbers and it'll display the largest number and whether it was the 1st, 2nd 3rd...so on entry. any help? this is what I have so far #include "stdafx.h" #include <iostream> #include <math.h> #include <iomanip> … |