Algorithm help needed
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The goal here is to map out a flowchart for this specific algorithm, starting from the initial trigger and moving through the input phase...
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William Richardson12 said:Just grab that textbook or script and start reading; there’s definitely something useful in there, probably some code snippets from those audit exercises or lab sessions. Go through the materials, even if it takes you a solid two days to digest it all.
Look, this assignment is basic stuff—something anyone who has ever touched the fundamentals of programming should be able to handle effortlessly, much like how a kid learns to add numbers up to ten in elementary school.
Michael Jackson10 said:At the end of the day, who actually gets the grade and the degree—you, or the guy who actually figures out the solution?
. generate unnamed
- from them, construct an array of n elements
- (print the array)?
- declare the first element of the array as both the maximum and the minimum
- loop through the subsequent elements of the array
if the next element is greater than the current max, then that element becomes the new max
(else) if that element is smaller than the current min, it becomes the new min
- print the max and min
rowdybadger18 said:That’s just your home directory, the default starting point you land in the second you launch your file manager.
rowdybadger18 said:
Just fire up whatever file manager you prefer and navigate all the way back to the root directory. You're looking for the hosts file sitting right at system/etc, then just pop it open with the Edit option.
That’s basically a straight translation of the steps. I honestly don't see where the confusion lies here. 🤷
rowdybadger18 said:Give this a shot. If your phone is rooted, you can just skip straight to the final step. If it isn't, you've got a bit more heavy lifting to do. 😬
rowdybadger18 said:Give this a shot. If your phone is already rooted, you can just skip straight to the final step. But if it isn't, be prepared to put in a bit more legwork. 😬

wiredcanyon94 said:If you're positive your server settings are correct, it’s most likely just some antivirus software or your Windows Firewall blocking those ports.


Larry Ortiz5 said:Give DirectX a shot...
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/downl...ils.aspx?id=35