so, I suppose I need to use modular power for ...(b%mod) ^ mod-2 ...
or I'm getting the wrong picture here?
Thanks
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I think Eclipse would be the best choice, since it works perfectly
with Java and C++, that way you can switch languages easily, depending
on your needs.
I am also a big fan of Netbeans for develop in Java. But, for
programming contest, Eclipse is the best.
On 3/27/12, Sachin Gupta wrote:
> which
If that is your problem, you only need to attach the source of your
JDK to Eclipse, there are many ways to do this. My personal favourite
is to hit Ctrl+Click at any class you are using from the API (like
java.util.Collections) it should give you a message saying: Source not
found and a button "Att
you're welcome
On 3/28/12, Sachin Gupta wrote:
> thanks Luis. I think that was the thing i was looking for. Thanks a lot
>
> On Wednesday, March 28, 2012, Luis Eduardo Hernandez Torres wrote:
>
>> If that is your problem, you only need to attach the source of your
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