| Note to myself: tail recursion in Haskell does not allow me to stop thinking 3 days ago by Christian We’ve propably all heard that tail recursion is the way to go. That’s true, but as I’ve learned today applying this principle does not free you from thinking about your code. The task was to implement the Josephus game. That’s particularly straight forward in imperative languages such as Java: 1 2 3 ... 32leaves - blog.32leaves.net |
| Java recursion, can’t get the output? 3 days ago by xumi Question: Hi, I’m trying to write this recursive java program for practice, Merge Sort to be exact. Can anyone help me with what might be going wrong here? Thanks so much. -Kyle Code Snippet: //write merge sort int[] mergeSub(int[] array, int left, int right){ int mid = (left+right)/2; int[] left = ... it.rss24h.com - it.rss24h.com · 1 reference |
| Justice Never Parks 4 days ago by Michael Drake I just won my first case as attorney: contesting my wife's parking ticket. I'd like to think it was all due to my superb advocacy. But nothing beats a good set of facts - see if you can spot the No Parking sign: And even with such advantageous documentation, I had to appeal the first decision. Michael Drake - strangedoctrines.com · Rank: 98,080 · 21 references |