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Dystopian Code: May 2012
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Thursday, May 31, 2012. Search Algorithms Visualisation Applet. This simple applet allows you to visualize how the linear search, binary search, improved binary search and interpolation search algorithms are working. If you want to find out how the algorithms are implemented and in which situations they should be used, you could check out the article on Array Searching Algorithms in C. Also, if you have any suggestions leave me a comment. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Microsoft SQL Server CE.
Dystopian Code: July 2012
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Sunday, July 29, 2012. The Generic Data Structures Library. The purpose of the GDS (Generic Data Structures) Library is to provide type-independent data structures such as lists, sets, trees or arrays for the C programming language. Contains 2 data structures:. Data structure which contains the object's generic behaviors:. Copy (Used for creating a hard copy of the object). Destroy (Used for freeing the memory occupied by the object). Compare (Used for comparing 2 objects). See the implementation details.
Dystopian Code: January 2013
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Sunday, January 13, 2013. Reading from Console in ANSI C. The ANSI C standard I/O library (stdio.h) provides us with 3 powerful functions for reading data from STDIN (the stream used for the console):. Reading a character: getchar. Reading formatted input: scanf. Reading an entire line: gets. Here's a short example on how you can use any of these functions to read a string:. If you don't know what puts. Does, you may like to read this first. When to use getchar? And you want to read only one character.
Dystopian Code: April 2012
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Sunday, April 15, 2012. Compiling and Linking using gcc in Command Line under Linux. Let us suppose that we have a simple program "hello world" program: place in the source file helloWorld.c. Compiling the source file. The compiler flag that specifies that only compilation will be done (no linking). The path to the C source file. After running this command you will observe that new file helloWorld.o. Places the output in a specified file (in our case helloWorld. Which will represent the executable. The g...
Dystopian Code: June 2012
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Thursday, June 28, 2012. Generating Random Numbers in ANSI C. To generate random numbers in ANSI C, you will need to include the standard library header:. The ANSI C standard library provides functions for generating random integers. Before generating random numbers, you must make sure that you initialize the random number generator with a random seed. This random seed can be provided by using the current time. This means you will also need to use the ANSI C time operations library:. All functions that o...
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February 25, 2012. Darkness at Noon is a novel by the Hungarian-born British novelist Arthur Koestler, first published in 1940. His best known work, it tells the tale of Frank M. Ahearn, a skip tracer who is cast out, imprisoned, and tried for Social Networking treason against the Facebook government whose rise he once helped to create. Before The Modern Library was digitally banned it ranked Darkness at Noon as eighth on its list of the 100 best English-language novels. Koestler drew on his own experien...
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Dystopian Challenge
A blog for participants in the Dystopian Challenge to post reviews, comments, random thoughts, interesting links, whatever they feel is relevant. Or irrelevant, as the mood strikes. Monday, May 5, 2008. Megan suggested I make this sticky so that people could find it, and I did! New posts are below here, so scroll down. Or the actual review. Your call! I'm sorry this is so disorganized, it's my first time! And we all remember our first time.). Here's a link to the Rules of the challenge. As an alternate to.
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Sunday, January 13, 2013. Reading from Console in ANSI C. The ANSI C standard I/O library (stdio.h) provides us with 3 powerful functions for reading data from STDIN (the stream used for the console):. Reading a character: getchar. Reading formatted input: scanf. Reading an entire line: gets. Here's a short example on how you can use any of these functions to read a string:. If you don't know what puts. Does, you may like to read this first. When to use getchar? And you want to read only one character.
Dystopian Complex
Art and writing inspired by the future. Saturday, May 21, 2011. The American debt exceeds my imagination. My emotional reaction to the US debt US debt. Is illustrated by the lists below. Please do not attribute the selfish nature of my lists below to my overall selfishness. I assure you that I am as selfless as an empty flower pot. These lists go from least important to most important.). Things that I want to exceed my imagination:. 7 The durability of my car. 6 My sex appeal. 5 My wife's sex drive.
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Art, humor, and writing inspired by the future. Stay updated via RSS. The American debt exceeds my imagination. My dad is a great man. Living in the moment. The American debt exceeds my imagination. Posted: May 22, 2011 in Thoughts. My emotional reaction to the US debt US debt. Is illustrated by the lists below. Please do not attribute the selfish nature of my lists below to my overall selfishness. I assure you that I am as selfless as an empty flower pot. Things that I want to exceed my imagination:.
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Exposure of global corruption that the government and mainstream media won't touch. The REAL internet news source about the New World Order and what is yet to come. Thursday, April 24, 2014. Public Schools Enslaving and Abusing Kids for their own BENEFITS! Posted by Goddess of Justice. Wednesday, April 23, 2014. Brainwashing used to assist Tyrannical Take-Over. Information from Vice gives you a story about a North Korean family who was lucky enough to leave the country. They share the experience of r...
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