pradeep reguri wrote:
> hi friends can any one help in finding square root of a big algebraic
> number of 1000 digits
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I think that maybe Newton method could help you... But if you want to
see serious Numerical Analysis algorithms and their implementation you
should
check SciLab'
For how many 1000 digits number you need to find the square root?
How about implementing a program to calculate the square root based on high
school maths?
regards
Arunachalam.
On 8/9/07, pradeep reguri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> hi friends can any one help in finding square root of a big
I'm not sure this is oh-so elegant, but using an array:
int offset = 1003;
ranges[1768 - offset]. Set all values in array to 0.
Iterate through the list, and mark each ranges[list value - offset]
with a 1.
When you've gone through the full list, go back through the ranges[]
and anything with a z
how can i use Dijkstra with heap ... how the heap can find the next
unvisited element to check , as the distance is changeable every time
with the minimum one ?
On Jul 20, 9:36 pm, TheTravellingSalesman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I'm using Java programming language and I'm trying to implement t
hi friends can any one help in finding square root of a big algebraic
number of 1000 digits
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and also if it's not alphabetic .. you can make an array of 255 ( all
ASCII code ) , and it'll work also ..
On Aug 8, 11:12 pm, "chitta koushik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Hi,
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> If the string contains only alphabets then we can maintain an array of
> 26 characters which tells that the alphabe
My mind is not working well at the moment and I need some help to
create an algorithm to do as follows. I have jurie-rigged some
working code but frankly I am embarassed to make it public.
Any help with an elegant approach will be much appreciated.
Cheers
TonyS.
I need to be able to generate a
On Aug 9, 11:45 am, Alfredo Cruz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, yeah, in general I think that you already know the alphabet under which
> you are working. So, either you work with >ASCII codes or Unicode codes so as
> Chitta said you maintain an array with your alphabet sorted by their codes
