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edicied:What interpreter are you using? Hope you are not screwing up the indentation? It runs on ideone, the link I pasted. Tested on 3 different interpreters online and couldn't replicate this error. |
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I don't. Only Super Moderators and Administrators have that privilege. ![]() |
yellow237:Do you mean C and C++? |
Python
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It could be used for Numerical Analysis & Scientific Computation, in fact, It is arguably the best language in this domain. If that is your target then it's totally worth it. Python with Scipy and Numpy is also awesome. I created a thread on this sometime ago, you can find it here: https://www.nairaland.com/1916479/what-favorite-language-numerical-analysis |
Gbola5:Proof? Please let's stick with what we know. Balon Greyjoy/ The iron Islands is the closest to Casterly Rock, ofcourse he poses a threat, he did in the Greyjoy Rebellion. The Lannisters were lucky Balon had his eyes in the North.Irrelevant. The most important thing is that he never posed a threat to the Lannisters The Lannister army is really the most disciplined, their region had enough gold to train their soldiers, but they do not have the largest army.They do. If you say the don't, I would expect you state which side does. Did I miss something ? When did the Tyrells not have an army, a large one at that ? The Reach is the most populous kingdom, House Tyrell could field an army in a short amount of time, and provide enough food to feed them. The Tyrell army fought at the Battle of Blackwater.Nowhere did I say the Tyrell didn't have an army. They were a great house so they certainly had an army. I said they didn't have a great army, relative to to Lannisters. Wealth + Food + Population does not equal a great army. Some countries don't just like wars. Most importantly, I stated this was more of a coup than it was war. What was left of House Tyrell to fight for? Grandma Olenna? I would put Stannis above Randyll but Stannis is dead.Can we stick to present tense. The Lannisters lost more than half their forces in the War of the Five Kings.Proof? |
I think I should respond to this post since no one did. Chysler:Varys is only is good as his whisperers--little birds. He has none of that now, he doesn't have the resources he had when he was master of whispers. His whisperers are now controlled by Qyburn who is loyal to Cercei. He is openly an enemy of the crown so his influence and power has drastically reduced. Where was the Tyrell army? are you going to tell me that a ten thousand men army can take a heavily fortified castle in a frontal assault (and they are willing to sustain the colossal losses1. House Tyrell never had a great army--as said by Lady Olenna. War was not their thing and that's why they stayed rich till the end while Lannisters went broke because of the wars they started and brought on themselves. Wars are very expensive. There was never a time in the series when House Tyrell was known to contribute armies to any war and that's because they didn't have any. What they always brought to the table was Food and Gold. First to the Lannisters--because of Tywin--and until recently to Daenerys. That's not surprising, even till this day there a lot of rich countries that don't have great armies. cc: Canada, Switzerland and so on. 2. Randyll being Westeros' best military strategist and the strongest points of House Tyrell's army defected and sided with House Lannister after he was promised The Reach. So this was more of a coup than it was a war. Even before the sack, House Tyrell was gone for all intent and purposes. Mace Tyrell is dead, Loras Tyrell is dead and Margaery Tyrell is dead. All they were left with was a septuagenarian Olenna Tyrell. So I am sure most of the Tyrell army decamped before the sack, Heck! some of them might have orchestrated it. Nobody was going to die for a lost cause. House Tyrell was a lost cause. even though the lannisters havev already lost more than half the army they started with at the war of the five kings)? Where's the realism that made this show so great? It's all gone down the drain for the sake of the plot.The Lannisters didn't suffer as much loss as you are implying in the war of the 5 kings. Who were the 5 kings? 1. Joffrey Baratheon 2. Renly Baratheon: Killed by Stannis' shadow. 3. Stannis Baratheon: He was killed in the war against the Bolton's. Even if you take the Battle of Blackwater Bay into account, The majority of the Lannister army arrived with Tywin Lannister when the war was almost over and "saved the day", very similar to what the Knights of the Vale did in the Battle of the Bastards. 4. Robb Stark: Killed by his own bannermen and House Frey in the Red Wedding. The only time he did damage to the Lannister army was when he captured Jaime Lannister and that was a very small army. That hardly counts as "big damage" 5. Balon Greyjoy: Never a threat to the Lannisters, mostly fought against House Stark and then House Bolton in the North. Also, take into consideration that the Lannisters are the richest house and have the most powerful army in the 7 kingdoms. Though they have been debts post war of the 5 kings, it doesn't make any difference. cc: Seun [I am copying you because you shared the post and that was how I saw it] |
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steve6:There is a book called Introduction to Algorithms by Thomas H. Cormen, Charles E. Leiserson, Ronald L. Rivest, and Clifford Stein (CLRS). It is the most widely used book in this area but it's a bit advanced. You can start with Data Structures and Algorithms by Robert Lafore or Algorithms 4e by Sedgewick and then move on to CLRS. There are also courses on Coursera, one from Princeton and one from Stanford. They are both really good courses. You can try any one of them but I would recommend the one of Princeton because I have used that personally but I am sure the one of Stanford is just as great. |
steve6:Data Structures and Algorithms are a branch of computer science different from programming languages. So yes, They are courses you should spend time learning when you have gained some mastery of whatever language you are learning. But for now, you should first of all learn your language properly by working on some personal projects. When you have done that I can recommend books for you. |
philfearon:How exactly has Raktic been superb? He is a CMF, he is supposed to be our No. 1 play maker, how many assists has he gotten this season? How many chances has he created? What criteria did you use to judge him and say he is superb? He had a good first season but has since then become yet another failed signing. |
philfearon:Congratulated him how? He had the opportunity to get Nolito, he would rather get Arda Turan and play him on the wing. He could have gotten Verrati or Gundogan, he decided to go with Andres Gomes and Raktic. Why should I congratulate him? I really hoped he knew what he was doing but it's now obvious he didn't. After so much money spent we are back to relying on 32 year old Iniesta. He has himself to blame. |
philfearon:He is responsible for the dilapidated squad we have. Most of his signings have been outright failures and he should be blamed for that. Jeremy Mathieu, Arda Turan, Andres Gomez, Paco Alacer, Alex Vidal, even Ivan Raktic. This is his third season so he has himself to blame if he doesn't have the right squad. |
Hope you all have voted for the best Fifa Men's Player ? http://www.fifa.com/the-best-fifa-football-awards/best-fifa-mens-player/index.html |
iPopAlomo:You might as well say Giroud is better than Suarez, Alexis is better than Messi, and Walcott is better than Neymar since they all had a bad game yesterday. Sergi Roberto is a better right back then Bellerin, one bad game does not change that. |
Okay. Thread moderated. Derail again and you get a ban. |
Toniwirelex:Genius? Really? You can get my number from my Resume on my signature. |
ugwum007:A method is a subprogram. Technically, Subprograms are Programs. |
ugwum007:Typo. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. |
sonofluc1fer:Really been a while. I am good, Hope you are? |
DanielTheGeek:Yes. They will be responded to. |
DanielTheGeek:I like to believe that is what the 'Report' button is intended for but people don't use it. When you see a post that you think is not appropriate for this section, simply use the report button and report the post and it will be attended to. |
Seun:Why don't you redirect nairaland.com to nairaland.com/home. That always works when I encounter the problem. |
danvery2k6:I am also very skeptical about that example, it breaks too many rules as you have rightly stated. I just came across the example here |
In C I just saw this interesting example online where the variable x is said to be implicitly heap dynamic probably because the value of x changes at runtime. I never thought until now that a strongly type language could be "implicitly" heap dynamic though it can be argued that x is explicitly a String. |
Varchar should work. Create an array of strings containing all the IP addresses and sort the array. |
danvery2k6:+10 A weakness of most weakly typed languages, Sacrificing Reliability and Readability for Writability. |
danvery2k6:Yes, you are right. The image is simply an anecdote of the various storage bindings. Static variables are bound to memory sometime before execution begins and are not deallocated until after execution. Stack dynamic variables are bound during elaboration of the variable (when execution gets to it) and are not unbounded until execution is complete while Heap dynamic variables can be allocated and deallocated as often as possible during execution. |


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