Difference between revisions of "CSC231 Homework 6 2015"
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Same problem as we did in class. Below is the mystery program. Its output is listed in the header of the program. | Same problem as we did in class. Below is the mystery program. Its output is listed in the header of the program. | ||
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What two positive numbers are stored in x and y to create the output listed in the header? | What two positive numbers are stored in x and y to create the output listed in the header? | ||
Explain your answer. | Explain your answer. | ||
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Assume that we want to compute the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibonacci_number Fibonacci] series with a compiled program. | Assume that we want to compute the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibonacci_number Fibonacci] series with a compiled program. | ||
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Explain carefully how you derive your answers. Prefered answers are answers that contain a program (in the language of your choice) demonstrating/illustrating in one way or another the answers to the various questions. | Explain carefully how you derive your answers. Prefered answers are answers that contain a program (in the language of your choice) demonstrating/illustrating in one way or another the answers to the various questions. | ||
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==Problem #3== | ==Problem #3== | ||
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