seunthomas:
For those interested in the buildable glass interpreter for windows
I uploaded it here
https://filebin.ca/3fw9PvvquK2c
You can use "make" on windows to compile the source code.
Happy Glassing..

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4kings:

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Will re-upload it on several sites.

For those interested in the buildable glass interpreter for windows
I uploaded it here
https://filebin.ca/3fzH0DfZetPc
You can use "make" on windows to compile the source code.
Happy Glassing..

seunthomas:

Will re-upload it on several sites.

Okay Sir.

seunthomas:
While i was on my long stay in Krypton, i be hear say some small pikin dey contest with me to challenge me on coding..
Oya all of una wey no dey fear make una come out. I get time for una.
He no easy to be undisputed.
50 KO baby..........

I need a 'statistical' mobile app. Can you develop it for me?
A brief 'statement algorithm' of the app is:
1.)Do
2.)Do
3.)Do
4.)Select any 5 different numbers from numbers 00 to 89.
5.) Put the 5 numbers selected randomly in a list labelled ListA; eg ListA = {74 37 00 89 10}.
6.) Create an updatable list (that I'll be able to update from time to time). This list will be labelled ListB. It is a list of infinite series of random numbers selected from 00 to 89; eg, ListB = {23 56 77 03 65 65 71 15 23 32 30 48 ......}.
7.) 'ListC = ListA intersection ListB'
3b.)Until
8.) Number of elements/items (or cardinality) of ListC >= 26..
9.) Take the last element in List C and count the number of elements between where it is as the last element and where it appears before its last appearance.
2b.)Until
10.) The number obtained/counted in (9.) above is between 6 and 9; ie, 6<=count<=9.
Example: Count{...... 12 58 87 43 09 67 12} = 6
11.) Then count the number of elements between the appearance of the element at its first to the last position and its second to the last position.
1b.)Until
12.) The number obtained/counted in (11.) above is between 16 and 25; ie, 16<=count<=25.
Example: Count{..... 12 34 68 79 32 11 54 34 69 80 89 65 74 19 05 05 06 12 58 87 43 09 67 12} = 17.

13.) Output (a.) the count in (9.), eg, {6};
(b.) the count in (11.), eg, {17}; and,
(c.) the last number/element in ListC, eg, {12}.

End.

privatetisa:



I need a 'statistical' mobile app. Can you develop it for me?
A brief 'statement algorithm' of the app is:
1.)Do
2.)Do
3.)Do
4.)Select any 5 different numbers from numbers 00 to 89.
5.) Put the 5 numbers selected randomly in a list labelled ListA; eg ListA = {74 37 00 89 10}.
6.) Create an updatable list (that I'll be able to update from time to time). This list will be labelled ListB. It is a list of infinite series of random numbers selected from 00 to 89; eg, ListB = {23 56 77 03 65 65 71 15 23 32 30 48 ......}.
7.) 'ListC = ListA intersection ListB'
3b.)Until
8.) Number of elements/items (or cardinality) of ListC >= 26..
9.) Take the last element in List C and count the number of elements between where it is as the last element and where it appears before its last appearance.
2b.)Until
10.) The number obtained/counted in (9.) above is between 6 and 9; ie, 6<=count<=9.
Example: Count{...... 12 58 87 43 09 67 12} = 6
11.) Then count the number of elements between the appearance of the element at its first to the last position and its second to the last position.
1b.)Until
12.) The number obtained/counted in (11.) above is between 16 and 25; ie, 16<=count<=25.
Example: Count{..... 12 34 68 79 32 11 54 34 69 80 89 65 74 19 05 05 06 12 58 87 43 09 67 12} = 17.

13.) Output (a.) the count in (9.), eg, {6};
(b.) the count in (11.), eg, {17}; and,
(c.) the last number/element in ListC, eg, {12}.

End.

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Just make sure you pay tithes to me!

Hey,
Give me more information.

QueryUnical:


No, not yet. Just wondered, if u can afford d time to help craft out an algorithm.

seunthomas:
While i was on my long stay in Krypton, i be hear say some small pikin dey contest with me to challenge me on coding..
Oya all of una wey no dey fear make una come out. I get time for una.
He no easy to be undisputed.
50 KO baby..........

Good evening, am almost done creating my first hybrid android app, it works very well but am stuck somewhere about controlling user access. Please can i get your phone number, I'll prefer talking to you about it. Thanks a lot

Ikennablue:

Good evening, am almost done creating my first hybrid android app, it works very well but am stuck somewhere about controlling user access. Please can i get your phone number, I'll prefer talking to you about it. Thanks a lot

Send me a PM.

TheOtherGeek:
Hey,
Give me more information.

I am so very sorry for the late reply.I had to neccessarily stay offline for sometime.A certain addictive seemg online activity was takg too much of my time.

While offline, I had a brilliant idea and got the problem solved.However, It is safe to say that I know owe u a cup of coffee. I implemented a version of ur change set on d client side. Its quite disappointing though.I was lookg forward to discovering what it looks like running HOT CODES on my computer(u know, no other lady writes hot codes).

Will give u details when I ACTUALLY get back online. Take care.

QueryUnical:


I am so very sorry for the late reply.I had to neccessarily stay offline for sometime.A certain addictive seemg online activity was takg too much of my time.

While offline, I had a brilliant idea and got the problem solved.However, It is safe to say that I know owe u a cup of coffee. I implemented a version of ur change set on d client side. Its quite disappointing though.I was lookg forward to discovering what it looks like running HOT CODES on my computer(u know, no other lady writes hot codes).

Will give u details when I ACTUALLY get back online. Take care.

Wow, glad it worked.. Can't wait for the details....and my cup of coffee