another way to read a file in a string : std::string read(const std::string& filename) { std::

I would rule out using prime numbers. Apart from the difficulty of 'bignums' what if they are

We can still access private variables of a class using pointers. class Demo { private: int a; int b;

Also, in the code, when derived object is constructed, does vtbl get created or or as soon as the

Question: In five houses, each with a different color, live 5 persons of different nationalities,

Question: In five houses, each with a different color, live 5 persons of different nationalities,

Oooo, replying to group via mail makes it look ugly.... Ashwin, I found something that might interest

seq(1)=0 , seq(n)=(seq(n-1)+1)^2 On Jul 30, 2010 4:42 PM, "sachithanandam karthikselvan"

Hi All, First of all, I apologize for putting non technical request in this newsgroup. I am planning

http://www.codechef.com/goforgold It is an initiative by CodeChef where they are willing to support

On an island live 13 purple, 15 yellow and 17 maroon chameleons. When two chameleons of different

Try getting the answer for one ant... and then two ants... and then three ants... You would have got

This is a simple solution. I made this with the help of one of my friend Satish Eerpini: #include

On the 64-bit machine: sizeof(int) = 4 sizeof(ssize_t) = 8 You already pointed out the drawback of

Template metaprogramming is used mainly to provide computation efficiency at compile time, ie,

I had taken the question from here: http://gurmeetsingh.wordpress.com/2008/09/16/puzzle-divide-100-

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If you haven't started using it you might want to take a look at what it can offer to you. It

I have been a member of this service for quite a long time but had forgotten it... yesterday I bought

There is no perfect solution to it. I was just looking for ideas. One possible approach (which is

Hi Sudheer, slow can be imagined like this, When both decide to move to the east/left/north: move two

I agree with Mickey. Siddharth, could you provide a hint about what you are expecting? On May 10, 8:

The answer is * A: 98 coins * B: 0 coins * C: 1 coin * D: 0 coins * E: 1 coin Explanation is here:

You must have done a lot of mathematics to get this. :) On May 10, 8:50 pm, sabitha reddy <sabitha

This algorithm will work fine with given space and time complexity. No idea about any other data

Before you break your head or worse, my head, let me tell you the correct answer: The probability

Praneeth, That is nice. You considered all 2's (n=0) but missed all 1's(x=0)... the answer is

It seems I had pasted the correct code initially too. The faulty code had this: while(size >= len)

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That's a simple and perfect solution. I spent lot of time thinking to solve this. Flipping piles