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On Perl 5.8.5 I am seeing the error listed in the question.
I am running these version modules:
Math::BigInt: 1.89 Math::BigInt::FastCalc: 0.19 Math::BigInt::GMP: 1.24 Math::BigInt::Pari: 1.13 Math::BigRat: 0.22 bignum: 0.22 The module producing the error...
Started by Marcus on
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You can also prepend your script with
use Math::BigInt only => "GMP";
or something like that (see the Math::BigInt....
GMP should be able to do everything you need.
The simplest solution would probably just to remove Math::BigInt::Pari.
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Hello, it's my first question here and i thought about if most job interviews always have questions related to code and math. I've searched and found some questions that might be similar to my question, but this is different because i want to know if ...
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Programming is more problem-solving than outright math IMO, but knowledge....
Math you can take or leave.
Another question is what you want to call Math as merely mentioning a number could want to work there.
Canada and the US.
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So I went to an interview at Samsung here in Dallas, Texas. The way the recruiter described the job, he didn't make it sound like it was too math-oriented. The job basically involved graphics programming and C++. Yes, math is implied in graphics programming...
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It sounds like this job just isn't times more interview-time; ... .
Is that it's easier to teach someone a coding philosophy on the job than it is to teach them the math "coding questions" if you had managed to do the math ones first.
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Okay, so this is a straight math question and I read up on meta that those need to be written to sound like programming questions. I'll do my best...
So I have graph made in flot that shows the network usage (in bytes/sec) for the user. The data is 4 ...
Started by Anthony on
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Even this question is imprecise and confusing....
Your original question CLEARLY stated bytes/sec.
To calculate the total bytes over:
No wonder you're having problems .
They are just big numbers and I don't get this math stuff at all).
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Is there some reason that identical math operations would take significantly longer in one Silverlight app than in another?
For example, I have some code that takes a list of points and transforms them (scales and translates them) and populates another...
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Can transformedPoints be an array, rather than....
Try to reduce memory allocations in your code.
Scaling ~15,000 points should be taking a millisecond, not nearly a second .
My first suspicion would be that Silverlight App #2 triggers a garbage collection .
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Imagine I have this list, that is divided by 3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Now, I have 9 items, grouped in 3 sections.
My question is how know in which section is 6 (ie: 6 belong to section 2, 2 to section 1, 9 to section 3)
Started by mamcx on
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Section = ceiling (n / 3)
For example,
ceiling (4 / 3) = ceiling ( 1.33 ) = 2
Hmmm section = ((item-1) / 3) + 1
I'm not totally sure what you're asking, but give this a try:
floor((itemNumber - 1)/numberOfGroups) + 1
For a list of items divided into... .
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Maths Question I know this is a KS1 maths question? how many sides does a circle have?
I used to think it was 1, (being told this when I was little) But I've been told its 0 as its has no sides but an arch, or has a infinity number of sides.
is there ...
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Perhaps the question....
Between two points on a shape? Seems to me there can't really be a definite answer to this question, it's along the lines of "how much is infinity?" It is difficult to give this question an answer I would be happy with.
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I've found functions which follow the pattern of 1 / b c produce nice curves which can be coupled with interpolation functions really nicely.
The way I use the function is by treating 'c' as the changing value, i.e. the interpolation value between 0 and...
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The wikipedia page is math heavy, but you can find adapted desciptions.
Would seem sufficient.
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Some very standard maths questions that I will be posting The following is from RJC Prelims Year 2000 Maths C Find all angles between 0° and 180° which satisfy the equation cos x - sin 2x + cos 3x - sin 4x = 0 (Ans: 18°, 90° or 162°)
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Thanks! WS I just checked the SEAB....
Hi, Visit my website for learning resources on H2 mathematics: www.freewebs.com/weews Btw, 3D trigo and solving of trigo equations are not examined in H2 mathematics .
Put all the questions in examworld also.
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What will the code below be if value is 2 and counter is 11 ? What would $rating be?
$rating = (@round($rs[value] / $rs[counter],1)) * 10;
The complete code is below.
function getRating(){ $sql= "select * from vote"; $result=@mysql_query($sql); $rs=@mysql...
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But my question to you is:
What did it return when you of been my question?
Maybe, but there's ample precedent on StackOverflow where the question that was asked is frequently replaced, over....
Rather than value and counter themselves.
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