Is it possible to find the centre node of a single linked list without counting through all nodes? I guess that is the same as better than O(n)?
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I am currently experiencing a very strange problem when trying to play back and record sounds using the daq toolbox and an Creative Audigy 2 ZS Platinum.
If I try to start a sound too quickly ...
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I'm not sure this topic belongs here but it does do with algorithms. I am taking a class this summer An intorduction to CS. My professors gives us this assignment that I do not have a clue what he...
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Hey,
I've been making a map editor, well, so far it's kinda a terrain editor.
Anyways; there are a bunch of triangles, and I need to know of all their vertecies' normals...
Let's call th...
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Do you know of any inexpensive (<$1000) SDK's that can do collision detection (and response) based on objects. for example, if I have a model of a bike and another model of a human, I would l...
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what is the greedy method of multiplying a chain of matrices.
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are there any kinds of graphs for which depth first search and breadth first search are the same.
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I've attached the source files below (which I compiled with g++) and here is a tutorial that I found which shows me how a black and red tree works (which can be pretty helpful.)
I inserted the...
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Hello everybody
I want to develop a desktop application which interact with particular severs ,database and XML files(Reading and modifing them).
which programming language can make it easy fa...
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Why log_2 is used in searchign for a primes ?
what if I deal with quinary ? i can use log_4 ?
Thank a bunch
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Hi
I found a link that has a video lectures that can be very useful:
http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Electrica...Notes/index.htm
if you want to download the videos these are full links for 220k ...
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Here's the situation:
I'm writing a program that has to determine the size of a window (windows XP window, not a physical window ) and then compare it to a static range of screen resolutions. ...
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Please help!!!!
I'm totally n00b at programming, and I need a code for a college assignment (preferabbly Pseudocode), that does the following:
You think in three numbers, from 1 to 9
T...
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Say I have many dots,
dotA connects to B, X, Y
dotB connects to C, Z
dotG connects to nothing
etc
I want to define groups of dots, a group of dots is all dots that are directly or indire...
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Hi,
I have been give the following problem:
GOAL: Implement a procedure that efficiently converts a linked list into a tree.
PROBLEM BACKGROUND: Each Object in the linked list ...
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Hi Gurus!
I am not sure wheter this is the right place to post this message but I'll give it a try!
My problem is the following;
Given any positive number "a", I want to find...
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Hi,
I have read this problem some months back. Given an array of size n filled with numbers from 1 to n - 1, we will have atleast one number which is repeated twice. Give an algorithm to search ...
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I'm wondering if there is an algorithm out there that searches for multiple patterns in a string. I need it to also find out if each pattern is a certain distance from the pattern before it. Is th...
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Is there an algorithm to merge 2 binary search trees
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Could you please let me know the algorithm to create a binary search tree from an array of elements using divide and conquer
Please Help..!
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I'm trying to figure out how to go about the following.
Open 2 text based files
Compare the two
Output the differences From File 2 into another txt file
Example:
LargeTextFile1.txt...
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I'm trying to find the level of a node (which is the root of a subtree itself) in a general tree structure.
The structure definition is (JAVA):
Code:
public class ArbolGeneral {
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I was wondering if anyone has done this or might know of how to go about the following.
A text file is opened (over 1.3 Megs)
The file is read and then the order of all the lines is reversed...
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hi all,
Are O(nCr) and O(n!) exponential?
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Hi all,
I hope that everybody knows the game su do ku. I would really like to know is there way to find how many unique grids are possible in a 9 x 9 su do ku board.
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