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Questions by Veeplob Singh
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Cormen 3rd edition (Chapter 4 Divide & Conquer)
Refer Cormen 4-3 (j) Page no108 Give Asymptotic upper bound of given recurrence using "SUBSTITUTION METHOD" T(n)=n^(1/2) .T(n^(1/2)) +n
Refer Cormen 4-3 (j) Page no108Give Asymptotic upper bound of given recurrence using "SUBSTITUTION METHOD" T(n)=n^(1/2) .T(n^(1/2)) +n
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Jul 22, 2017
Algorithms
algorithms
recurrence-relation
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Doubt whether given language is CFL?
L={a^n b^(2n+1) | n>=1} Also can you give acceping PDA diagram...plz
L={a^n b^(2n+1) | n>=1}Also can you give acceping PDA diagram...plz
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Jul 6, 2017
Theory of Computation
theory-of-computation
context-free-language
pushdown-automata
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Raghunath Tiwari(NPTEL NOC Chomsky Normal Form)
S->ASB A->aASA | a | ϵ B->SbS | A | bb Convert this grammar into Chomsky Normal Form
S->ASBA->aASA | a | ϵB->SbS | A | bbConvert this grammar into Chomsky Normal Form
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Jul 3, 2017
Theory of Computation
theory-of-computation
context-free-grammar
conjunctive-normal-form
grammar
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programming-in-c number-representation floating-point-representation
Explain in detail how and what conversion(in binary bit pattern) takes place for following codes: 1) int i=37; float f=*(float *)&i; printf("f=%f",f); [Output:f=0.000000] 2)float f=7.0; short s=*(short *)&f; printf("s=%hd",s); [Output:s=0]
Explain in detail how and what conversion(in binary bit pattern) takes place for following codes:1) int i=37; float f=*(float *)&i; printf("f=%f",f); [Output:f=...
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Jul 1, 2017
Programming in C
programming-in-c
number-representation
floating-point-representation
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