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Thursday, February 7, 2013. My partnership with open CV. Http:/ www.opencvuser.blogspot.in/. Friday, April 6, 2012. Which is faster, ' i' or 'i '? This is a pretty trivial question. I was asked this question in the last interview that I bumped off. The question is always bundled with a for loop. For(i=0;i n;i ). For(i=0;i n; i). Now, let's think what if the compiler wouldn't optimize? In that case, the answer would be the latter one - i. This is because when you do i. You make a copy of the i. If you loo...

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Friday, April 6, 2012. Which is faster, ' i' or 'i '? This is a pretty trivial question. I was asked this question in the last interview that I bumped off. The question is always bundled with a for loop. For(i=0;i n;i ). For(i=0;i n; i). The correct answer is that both run at same speed. This is because of the optimization done by compilers. So in the end you will get same speed, no matter which of the two you use. Now, let's think what if the compiler wouldn't optimize? This is because when you do i.

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Friday, April 6, 2012. Which is faster, ' i' or 'i '? This is a pretty trivial question. I was asked this question in the last interview that I bumped off. The question is always bundled with a for loop. For(i=0;i n;i ). For(i=0;i n; i). The correct answer is that both run at same speed. This is because of the optimization done by compilers. So in the end you will get same speed, no matter which of the two you use. Now, let's think what if the compiler wouldn't optimize? This is because when you do i.

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Thursday, March 22, 2012. About Hackers and how to become one. And you know what, unless you are a hacker, you are not going to get placed in companies like Amazon, Facebook or Google. Because, if not for them, these companies would not have survived even for a single year in this fast changing internet era. And facebook is openly challenging you,. Http:/ facebook.interviewstreet.com/recruit/challenges. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Matrix multiplication - Time Complexity. View my complete profile.

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Friday, March 23, 2012. Matrix multiplication - Time Complexity. The time complexity of matrix multiplication is O(n 3). My professors taught me it is, but I never wondered why is it O(n 3), but not O(n 4), until I reviewed the code carefully a week ago. Let's see the pseudo code of a matrix multiplication. Consider A and B as two nxn matrices #. Initializing C as a nxn matrix filled with all zeros. For(i=0;i n;i ) for(j=0;j n;j ) for(k=0;k n;k ) C[i][j]=C[i][j] A[i][k]*B[k][j]. Update (15 April, 2012):.

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Friday, March 23, 2012. Matrix multiplication - Time Complexity. The time complexity of matrix multiplication is O(n 3). My professors taught me it is, but I never wondered why is it O(n 3), but not O(n 4), until I reviewed the code carefully a week ago. Let's see the pseudo code of a matrix multiplication. Consider A and B as two nxn matrices #. Initializing C as a nxn matrix filled with all zeros. For(i=0;i n;i ) for(j=0;j n;j ) for(k=0;k n;k ) C[i][j]=C[i][j] A[i][k]*B[k][j]. Update (15 April, 2012):.

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