Hi all, it's me again. Suggestion was made to offer more options to re-use your existing code.

---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Kira Ikeda <Kira....@synaptics.com> Date: Wed,

The dynamic programming exercise is posted. I also upload the rough main program used in our previous

For anyone having a hard time with Kruskal's algorithm, and checking for cycles, I came up with

The objective is different and the selection is different. For example, if a link is "shorter

in usual place.

Thanks, I tested and it worked. This was the code I was looking for: unsigned long long number;

just get back to email. yes, Michael is right. On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 11:23 PM, Michael Cox <cox.

Funny Comic about password strength: http://www.xkcd.com/936/ Enjoy! Daniel

try wiki "dynamic memory allocation" In fact, it has little to do with pointers, but with

Thanks Michael, I tried something else with bit operations. Suppose we have a 32 bit unsigned long

As discussed in class, we will have another team workshop during Thu class time. The team

as discussed in class.

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As discussed in class, we will have a team workshop during Thu class time. The team compositions are:

Ok cool, ya your method of outputting Kon seems the most practical, i think im gonna use it also if

Hi Kons, It is really good, not only for your answer, but also for your attitude of helping others.

typed in the hw page. On Sat, Oct 1, 2011 at 12:37 AM, Kon V <kvysh...@gmail.com> wrote:

Let me try to explain it. I have two purposes for midterm: (1) evaluate student capability, (2)

When is the latest we can turn the midterm in?

operator can be defined by convention. in this case, we just use ** to mean the same as ^ (

Uhm, any word on this? Or are we still sticking to the deadline tonight?

Greg, Thanks for helping out. In terms of midterm prep on Tue, if you can come earlier during the

I guess the attachment did not get forwarded. here it is. On Fri, Sep 16, 2011 at 2:10 PM, Frank sjsu

First of all, please use discussion forum for any discussions on this nature. You can design/use any

I was searching for the infix to postfix notation online, and came upon a very easy algorithm I would

hey everyone, If you're like me and haven't taken data structures in a year and a half or

thanks for pointing it out. the file is uploaded. On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 4:18 PM, Daniel Garrett <

Let's hear more opinion and we can decide tomorrow. I do like to have a good peer review session