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Date tag: February 3 2010 10:4:1
Calculus 119 math tutorial.
Date tag: February 3 2010 9:23:13
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Binomial expansion.
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Power series centered at x. Radius of convergence.
Date tag: February 3 2010 8:19:46
Chinese remainder theorem and systems of congruences.
Date tag: February 3 2010 8:15:24
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Chinese remainder theorem version 2.
Date tag: February 3 2010 6:23:22
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The generalized version of the exclusive or function is true iff an odd number of variables is true. The XOR function is associative. So parenthesis can be omitted.
Date tag: February 3 2010 6:19:44
n plus 1 bit adder
Date tag: February 3 2010 6:14:4
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Date tag: February 3 2010 6:8:45
The exclusive OR, XOR, function of x and y is true when exactly one of the variables is true.
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Exclusive OR function
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or and invert
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Mistake in this image, see next image.
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8 of the possible 2 level implementations degenerate into 1 level circuits.
Date tag: February 3 2010 5:43:47
SOS exam aid
Date tag: February 2 2010 6:19:14
Example ADTs include a stack, a queue, a set, vectors or a dictionary. There may be multiple ways to interpret a given ADT but the meaning is the same regardless. Often programming languages supply a way to put a hard interface around a user defined ADT.
Date tag: February 2 2010 6:15:36
Each operation has a signature which describes the parameters and their types possibly. Also they have a precondition that states what must be true before the function is called and a postcondition that describes the effect of the opearation in terms of the parameters and global state.
Date tag: February 2 2010 6:15:22
ADTs: An abstract data type is a structure that has well defined and recognizable behavior. It contains data that may only be accessed in a prescribed manner by a set of named operations.
Date tag: February 2 2010 6:10:42
This example illustrates a pretty big idea: A single function implements several versions of itself and selects the appropriate definition to use based on the kind of object passed to it. This is called polymorphism and is central to object oriented programming.
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Date tag: February 2 2010 5:38:40
Structs: Like c, c plus plus, scheme supports the definition of structs for user defined structured data. Lets define a simple struct type that models points on a cartesian plane.
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