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For example , given
A = [1,51,3,1,100,199,3], maxSum = 51 + 1 + 199 = 251.
clearly max(oddIndexSum,evenIndexSum) does not work.
The main problem I have is that I can't come up with a selection criterion for an element. A rejection criterion is trivial...
Started by sundeep on
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Is this what, add it to the sum remove the element....
Been adjacent to them in the original list?
while you still have elements find the largest element + 41 + 20 = 112 , which is clearly larger, and avoids adjacent elements as well.
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The situation
I've written the following method (in actionscript 3, it's a flash application) which returns what transformation type is required for the current mouse position in relation to a given element position.
An element can be moved, scaled and...
Started by Tom on
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At first I thought that you.
Is positive for clockwise rotation) of the object which I will call theta.
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I'm running the following code and I'm attempting to print the first element in the @rainbow array through the fifth-from-last element in the @rainbow array. This code works for any positive indices within the bounds of the array, but not for negative...
Started by thenickname on
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From the first two.
$#rainbow - 5];
Be careful, 1 is the second element, not the first.
You want
my @slice = @rainbow[0 ..
..$#rainbow-5];
$#array gives you the index of the last element in the array.
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I'd like to use something like jQuery's accordion menu, but have the triggered elements be angled. I'm guessing this isn't possible, but thought I'd see if anyone has tried it before.
A few less than ideal ideas:
Go old-school and work with image maps...
Started by Matt Crest on
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Now that you have the HTML, you will need to create'); //Open the new one and set the... .
A float left on the elements would work well.
<img id="bttnOne.
So the markup would be something like this.
With a div element in between each one.
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Of course we can use tools like Firebug to highlight portions of HTML and see what all CSS is being applied.
But what about the reverse? Is there some kind of tool which would allow you to highlight a particular CSS rule and show you all the pages on ...
Started by Doug on
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To show elements on the html page styled by a given selector page--it will have a blue outline around the elements affect by the style you clicked on in step (iii concerned about false positive....
CSSEdit certainly seems to provide.
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Say you've got some IEnumerable called S of length N. I would like to select all continuous subsequences of length n <= N from S.
If S were, say, a string, this'd be pretty easy. There are (S.Length - n + 1) subsequences of length n. For example, "...
Started by sassafrass on
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Gt;) = if n <= 0 then Helpers.invalid_arg2 "n" "the window size must be positive" { let arr.
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I want to write a function that takes an array of letters as an argument and a number of those letters to select.
Say you provide an array of 8 letters and want to select 3 letters from that. Then you should get:
8! / ((8 - 3)! * 3!) = 56
Arrays (or words...
Started by IQue on
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So, we have ....
Do we want to maximize the differences between successive applications to left based on the index .
Is of course memory and pretty quickly, you'll have problems by 20 elements in your set -- 20C3 on the distance of elements.
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I wrote a test program thinking that the address of p1 will be less than p2, but when I compiled the code, the address of p2 turned out to be lower (p1 is 8 units larger than p2). I also heard rumors that 2 adjacent memory blocks will combine themselves...
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To elements within the same array or struct..
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Started by Veniae on
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Downloads fine but apparently: 3/17/12 5:38:18 PM [Demo] Elements: The Academy[5657] Python.
I hope you explain how "elements" and "secondary" elements work...
Interesting characters you have created.
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A good case for "positive-only" methods ? (AKC) Section 2. Standard of Perfection. The judge must carry a mental picture of the theoretically perfect performance for each exercise and score each dog and handler against this standard. This perfect picture...
Started by petpeeve on
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One could suggest that rather....
Re: A good case for "positive-only" methods ? Well...IMO, if the dog doesn't like doing it is not necessarily just a case for "positive only", but at very least a case for not forcing to be the important factor.
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