Your Questions About Odds Calculator
Sandy asks…
cud somebody help me in these algorithms..? i need help plz…have to study these for my exams!?
cud sum1 help me out in these probs ; rite an algorithm for the foll: (1) to route an incoming call in a mobile customer service,(2)to compute the surfacr area of a given sphere,(3)to exchange the values of ‚a‘ and ‚b‘ with and without using a 3rd variable, (4)condensing a given number into a single digit,(5)to build a 4-function calculator for any given two members,(6)to generate the factorial of the given number N,(7) to average all odd numbers below the given range N.
PLZ DO HELP ME OUT IN THESE QUESTIONS..MY TEACHER NEVER TAUGHT US THESE AND IHAVENT STUDIED COMPS BEFORE!!!! PLZ HELP!!!
these porgrams are based on C
admin answers:
Erm.. You want the algorimithms or the code? If you want the code, what is it in? PHP? C, C++? And it is not right for us to do your assignment, but we could give you pointers. I do know the code and algorithims for all of them except number one. That one seems more of a tech. Problem.
Mary asks…
Is this a good computer?
I have recently put together a PC with some used parts from my current PC and new parts I bought off of new egg and tiger-direct. Now for a $500 dollar budget range I thought it was good but I might of missed something.
To start with:
Case will be off a Gateway GT5034, I think its a mid tower.
System: Microsoft Windows XP, Media Center Edition, Version 2002, SP3
Motherboard: GIGABYTE GA-EP45-UD3P LGA 775 Intel P45 ATX Intel Motherboard
RAM: 4x 512MB Sticks = 2gigs total(Plan on getting at least 8 as soon as I can)
Graphics: 1x HIS Radeon HD IceQ+ 5750 Video Card
Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200 Processor BX80580Q8200 – 2.33GHz, 4MB Cache, 1333MHz FSB, Quad Core, Retail, Socket 775, Processor with Fan
Power: 550 Watt PSU
Hard drive: 320 GB HD 7200RPM with 2mb cache
ODD: 1 x DVD-RW and 1 x DVD-Rom
The PSU calculator I used recommended at least 467 Watts. Any comments and is there anything important that may cause a problem? Not sure if I forgot any specs.
Oh an one more question will that Motherboard fit in my mid tower?
admin answers:
Looks pretty solid to me. You may want to go with a stronger PSU so that you can add another 5750 later, but I’m not sure how much more power a second one would need so 550 may be enough. Also, XP MC is 32-bit (I believe), so will not be able to detect any memory past 4gb. You may want to go with another OS.
And yes, a mid tower should handle that, as long as it holds ATX form factor mobos.
Steven asks…
Help With Bra Problemss!!!!?
I measured myself and i got odd numbers, when i put them into the calculators, it comes up as errors. I am 31 and 35 help please 🙂 Also my friend is 26 and 28/29 and so we are very confused
admin answers:
When you get odd numbers you round upwards.
For 31 round up to 32 but you’ll probably be most comfortable with a 34 waistband.
Then you want to count the numbers inbetween 32 (A), 33(B),34(C), 35(D).
You are measuring at a 32 D but you’ll probably be most comfortable with a 34C.
Your friend is a 30C but that is really hard to find. She is best off wearing a 32B.
David asks…
How would I get this code to work?
The number 12 comes out, but on my calculator I want the answers to come out pink if even and purple if odd.
Please help!!!
<?php
function ColorMeNumber($n) {
if (0 == $n % 2) {
//even
echo "$n„;
} else {
//odd
echo „$n„;
}
}
?>
It’s only a multiplication calculator and I have taken out the ColorMeNumber(12), but it doesn’t work when I do.
admin answers:
Try doing your math outside of the if condition
<?php
function ColorMeNumber($n) {
$r = $n%2;
if ($r == 0) {
//even
echo "$n„;
} else {
//odd
echo „$n„;
}
}
?>
John asks…
Using a regular household bulb for bearded dragon heat?
Can I? Just wondering. Also, today I saw an ad on craigslist for a 40 gallon fish tank for 50. So, I went and got it. It’s 4ft long x 12 in wide x 21 in tall. Is this big enough? Also, do I need a lid, I know they can’t climb. It didn’t come with one, it being a fish tank. I can make one, but I’d rather not. and it being an odd shape, they don’t sell them. BTW: I used a gallon calculator online, and it said its around 50 gallons, not 40. is this right? Thanks.
I know, I’m going to buy a UV bulb. I’m talking STRICTLY UV
I know, I’m going to buy a UV bulb. I’m talking STRICTLY UV
I know, I’m going to buy a UV bulb. I’m talking STRICTLY UV
I don’t have it yet. Asking and learning for when I get it.
admin answers:
A regular bulb is fine for a basking light. Anyone who protests this must be a reptile basking bulb sales person, haha. A significant portion of reptile hobbyists use them and have always used them. Of course you need a UVB, but you already know that.
Those measurements are for a standard 55g tank. My only problem with it is that it is only 12″ wide. It is recommended that any tank be at least 18″ wide for the dragon’s comfort.
I do keep a dragon in a 55g, but he is a rescue whose growth was stunted and he is only about 14″, so it’s not a problem for him, and I’m building him a new enclosure anyway. But for a healthy, fully grown dragon, 12″ wide is probably a little cramped.
You don’t need a lid as long as you are sure he can’t get out. They can jump pretty good when they want to, so if you have a log or tree or anything close enough for him to jump and get hold of the edge, he will be able to climb out. I do not keep a lid on mine, but all his cage furniture is short enough to where he can’t get out. They do make screen lids for that size, though. I have one, I just don’t use it. Search for 55g tank screen lids and you should find it.
I have also made my own lid by getting molding that was L-shaped, cut to dimension, I hot-glued the 4 sides together and stapled screen down onto it. I actually did it in 2 sections and hinged them together so I didn’t have to move my lights off every time I wanted to open the tank. I have absolutely no wood-working ability so it was all just common sense and aesthetics but it turned out well enough.
Happy Herping!
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