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Remove Filter I was trying to find a solution for checking the symmetry of a tree. I would like to get some comments on the approach.. I am trying to do it by modifying the inorder traversal thing.. The pseudo code is: [CODE] // since the structure should be similar string in1,in2; … | |
I was looking around the time module. The time.sleep(no_of_seconds) sleeps the program for no_of_seconds seconds. I don't think this is busy wait. It must be scheduling the process at a later time. Just curious of how this is working.! :) | |
Even after looking at a lot of books, I am not able to understand the problem in the following code: [CODE] //1.c static int y=23; void abc(int a){ printf("%d\n",a); } [/CODE] [CODE] //2.c #include<stdio.h> #include "1.c" int main(){ abc(12); printf("\n"); printf("%d\n",y); return 0; } [/CODE] I can understand that the … | |
I was looking at a question: Q. Given n numbers of which all numbers are repeated (at least once) other than one. We have to find that number. Numbers range is to 10^9, thus using count sort would do no good.! Adding the numbers one by one to a dictionary … | |
I just wanted to learn to create facebook applications using python.I am new to web development of any sorts, so everything seems to be weird right now. Here is what i acquired by google searching pages: This is the facebook developers page: [url]http://developers.facebook.com/opensource/[/url] Only one link to python.. [url]https://github.com/facebook/python-sdk[/url] The … | |
I was trying to code the assembly line sheduling problem using the dynamic programming approach. I have coded the program but i am facing problem with the 2-dimensional arrays I am using. For testing purpose, I wanted to initialize the array, but I was not able to get it. Moreover, … | |
The last time I was making a program, I wanted to input from user a boolean answer (to save space ;)) An input of 0/1 works good (0-false) and (1-true), but if the user inputs the boolean values as "true" and "false", it comes out to be an error. So, … | |
Can someone please direct me to the code for the class <int> in python. I know that it must have written in C, but I could not understand, where to ask this query. Though I tried to figure it out myself, but could not even understand, which folder to attack … | |
This may be quite a late introduction, but better late then never. I am having great fun at this forum. See me at C, C++ and python forums... got to learn a lot.. | |
I have just started writing C code in dev-c++. The programs are running fine, but each C program shows me the following warning: [QUOTE] [Warning] command line option "-fno-access-control" is valid for C++/ObjC++ but not for C[/QUOTE] The test program I used was: [CODE] #include<stdio.h> int main(){ system("pause"); return 0; … | |
I was having some confusions about string and NULLs. So, I read this [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread77987.html"]thread[/URL] on this very forum. But, I could not understand somethings... Firstly, Is NULL an integer value 0, or something else? Secondly, [CODE]if(strlen(str)==0)[/CODE] this shows that the string is null or it shows that the first character … | |
I want to sort a list of dictionaries using the inbuilt sort() function for lists. The problem is I am not able to understand, how to give the function a key.. Example: [CODE] a={'name':1,'data':200} b={'name':2,'data':400} c=[a,b] [/CODE] Now, I want to sort the list c with the key being a['name']. … | |
I want to print a float number with it's digits extending to 20000 digits after the decimal i.e. if the number is 10/3, it should print 3.333333333333333333333333333...20000 or more times. So, how do I print something like that? Also, do tell the solution for C and C++ as well... The … | |
Hello, I was trying to implement data structures using file operations. I am using a data structure of two integers, one being the index number and other being the value. My actual aim is to recreate the file containing the data using a log. But, the program isn't running as … |
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