how can i pick up largest no from 5 rows by 5 column matrix????
Jun 6 '07
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Chris Dollin said:
<snip>
Use all the smileys you like -- take my spare ones if you will.
He's already pinched all mine. I think he's going for a global monopoly.
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On 7 Jun, 11:57, Richard Heathfield <r...@see.sig.i nvalidwrote:
>Chris Dollin said:
<snip>
Use all the smileys you like -- take my spare ones if you will.
He's already pinched all mine. I think he's going for a global monopoly.
Do you recommending declaring those in header files?
I haven't a clue about whether that's too risky. You might have to
scrabble around -- the history of the world makes it likely -- to
acquire the right careers. Once in a blue moon, some campaign
against smileys might succeed ...
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Chris Dollin said: ma**********@po box.com wrote:
>On 7 Jun, 11:57, Richard Heathfield <r...@see.sig.i nvalidwrote:
>>Chris Dollin said:
<snip>
Use all the smileys you like -- take my spare ones if you will.
He's already pinched all mine. I think he's going for a global
monopoly.
Do you recommending declaring those in header files?
I haven't a clue about whether that's too risky. You might have to
scrabble around -- the history of the world makes it likely -- to
acquire the right careers. Once in a blue moon, some campaign
against smileys might succeed ...
And that will be the end of civilization as we know it, or something
equally trivial.
--
Richard Heathfield
"Usenet is a strange place" - dmr 29/7/1999 http://www.cpax.org.uk
email: rjh at the above domain, - www.
On 7 Jun, 12:49, Richard Heathfield <r...@see.sig.i nvalidwrote:
Chris Dollin said:
mark_blue...@po box.com wrote:
On 7 Jun, 11:57, Richard Heathfield <r...@see.sig.i nvalidwrote:
Chris Dollin said:
><snip>
Use all the smileys you like -- take my spare ones if you will.
>He's already pinched all mine. I think he's going for a global
monopoly.
Do you recommending declaring those in header files?
I haven't a clue about whether that's too risky. You might have to
scrabble around -- the history of the world makes it likely -- to
acquire the right careers. Once in a blue moon, some campaign
against smileys might succeed ...
And that will be the end of civilization as we know it, or something
equally trivial.
Mornington Crescent!
Tak-Shing Chan wrote:
On Thu, 7 Jun 2007, Chris Dollin wrote:
>Joachim Schmitz wrote:
>>"CBFalconer " <cb********@yah oo.comschrieb im Newsbeitrag
>>>You apparantly totally missed the humor involved in RH's post.
Me too I must admit. Isn't that what smileys have been invented
for?
Smileys are a (n ubsubtle) replacement for tone-of-voice and so
should be omitted when wouldn't use the tone-of-voice signal,
such as in written text.
Subtle humours are linguistic puzzles in disguise and so
should be omitted when these off-topic elements are lowering the
signal-to-noise for the newsgroup, such as comp.lang.c.
Oh come on. Then everyone would go away, and the news-group would
be totally barren, except for those complaining about something or
other.
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how can i pick up largest no from 5 rows by 5 column matrix????
Depends on how you measure your 'no's.
If it is by font size, then you will have to
rely on your OS/GUI to determine their sizes,
which is off-topic for this group.
If it is by number of characters, then it
should always be 2. If you allow usage
of foreign versions of 'no', then you will
need to use strlen(), and a dictionary lookup
to select just those words defined to be
'no'.
If you are using some other form of
measurement, please give us a better set of
specifications.
Since this sounds like a homework assignment,
please give us your teachers address to send
the responses to.
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Keith Thompson wrote:
CBFalconer <cb********@yah oo.comwrites:
>Keith Thompson wrote:
>>Richard Heathfield <rj*@see.sig.in validwrites:
Tor Rustad said:
... snip ...
>>>>Arrgh.. exponential-time??! The worst sorting algorithms I know,
are O(N^2). :-/
>
I can't remember Knuth or Sedgewick, discussing anything worse
than that.
>
Give a hint please..
Well, let's see now...
while not sorted
exchange two elements at random
endwhile
That would do it, I think.
If the exchanges are truly random, that's not guaranteed to
terminate, so it doesn't qualify as an algorithm.
Yes it is, given sufficient time and a really random generator :-)
No, it's not. A truly random generator can generate any possible
sequence, including a sequence that causes the code to repeatedly swap
the first two elements forever. The worst-case behavior is that it
never terminates.
Correct.
It isn't certain to terminate, but it terminates in some finite time
with probability 1.
That is a really deep one, but I also beleave it's correct, typically a
topic my brother try to explain when we both are drunk. I never get it.
In any case, this stopped being about C some time ago.
Sure, but if the student (OP) follow this far, he would learn something!
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Tor Rustad <to********@hot mail.comwrote:
Keith Thompson wrote:
CBFalconer <cb********@yah oo.comwrites:
Keith Thompson wrote:
Richard Heathfield <rj*@see.sig.in validwrites:
while not sorted
exchange two elements at random
endwhile
That would do it, I think.
If the exchanges are truly random, that's not guaranteed to
terminate, so it doesn't qualify as an algorithm.
Yes it is, given sufficient time and a really random generator :-)
No, it's not. A truly random generator can generate any possible
sequence, including a sequence that causes the code to repeatedly swap
the first two elements forever. The worst-case behavior is that it
never terminates.
Correct.
It isn't certain to terminate, but it terminates in some finite time
with probability 1.
That is a really deep one, but I also beleave it's correct, typically a
topic my brother try to explain when we both are drunk. I never get it.
It is guaranteed to terminate in _some_ finite time, but whatever finite
time you choose to wait for it to terminate in, there is a non-zero
possibility that it may terminate in longer than that. Very sloppily
put, it will eventually terminate, but that termination point may be at
T+1, for _all_ finite T. (Even more sloppily put, it must terminate, but
it may do so at T=infinity. Which, in mathematics, is not the same thing
as not terminating at all, at any time.)
Richard
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how can i pick up largest no from 5 rows by 5 column matrix????
Use a variable (which I'll call max) to hold the element in the top
left corner, then loop through rows and columns, and, wherever you
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