Hi,
Wednesday, August 27, 2003, 9:48:38 PM, you wrote:
JB> [snip]
JB> toggle_light(1);
JB> sleep(120);
JB> toggle_light(1);
JB> toggle_light(2);
JB> move('self', 'room/');
JB> if ($lightbulb['temp'] > $room['temp']) {
JB> echo "switch #1";
JB> } elseif ($lightbulb['ison']) {
JB> echo "switch #2";
JB> } else {
JB> echo "switch #3";
JB> }
JB> hm.. i had to keep it OT somehow :)
JB> [/snip]
JB> :7) Curt.
JB> However, Curt does bring up a good point....given a real world situation
JB> create the decision logic (in code format) that demonstrates you grep
JB> the path needed to arrive at a conclusion. As many of us model business
JB> processes this is a valid method for determining familiarity with the
JB> problem solving method in a code based world.
JB> Some of you requested another situation....
JB> You are presented with three crates. One is labled 'apples', one is
JB> labled 'oranges', one is labled 'apples and oranges'. The lables have
JB> been mis-applied with none of the lables being on the correct crate. To
JB> be perfectly clear ( :7) Brian! ) one crate contains apples, one
JB> contains oranges, and one contains apples and oranges...but you do not
JB> know which crate contains which fruits. Can you draw one fruit from a
JB> single crate (without being able to see inside the crate) and determine
JB> where the labels should be re-applied in order to correct the problem?
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take fruit from apples/oranges
if(apple)
move apple_label to current
move orange_label to old apple
move apples/oranges_label to old orange
else
move orange_label to current
move apple_label to old_orange
move apples/oranges_label to old apple
endif
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regards,
Tom
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