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The goal of the following openprocessing.org JavaScript program is to calculate the sum and difference of a pair of numbers and print the 2 results if they are both positive. I want to do the ...
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This program is an expansion of the sorting utility built in previous chapters of K&R's 2nd edition of ANSI-C Programming. It parses command-line arguments to determine which fields to sort by and ...
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This program takes a user input to choose which calculation method they'd like to use, then uses a separate module and the math library to perform said calculation. I'd like some feedback as to how ...
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Before I started, we had a few long introductory texts that were shown to users in different part of the editor window, depending on what type of object they are editing. The texts describe how to add ...
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My openprocessing.org JavaScript code listed below produces the output I want but doesn’t seem very elegant to me especially the “.M” in “matrices[mat].M[row][col]”. Any comments to improve the ...
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This is my second post and my second “tough” question I came across while reading PPP3. I graduated a while ago and honestly forgot the equation... The question didn’t explicitly say I needed to find ...
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Here is the question I was trying to answer: [11] Write a program that plays the game “Rock, Paper, Scissors.” If you are not familiar with the game do some research (e.g., on the Web using Google). ...
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