OK, I changed it back for you.
Please keep in mind that Google Project Hosting is only for software
development. So, your project needs to have some source code in it.
Thanks,
jason!
On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 5:03 AM, 小马哥 mahua...@gmail.com wrote:
I am the owner of dama-china project, i change
Can any body tell me which is the preferable c++ framework for codejam
that works with eclipse editor?
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Hi,
I tried to configure USER_CONFIG_FILE as followed:
USER_CONFIG_FILE = '{base_dir}/config/user_config.py'
The error is that the file '{base_dir}/config/user_config.py' cannot
be found. After a short look at the code, it seems to me that
'{base_dir}' doesn't get replaced.
Does anybody else
GCC..
On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 3:32 PM, Ram ramss...@gmail.com wrote:
Can any body tell me which is the preferable c++ framework for codejam
that works with eclipse editor?
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The one that you best know how to use.
If you really want a suggestion, g++ is fine, but there is nothing in
codejam that makes you less able to use another compiler, as all code
is run locally in your own computer.
On May 15, 6:02 am, Ram ramss...@gmail.com wrote:
Can any body tell me which is
Did you download the zip file or the new code from the svn? I added
support for that, but it won't be in a zip file until Tuesday, if you
want support for that download the last version from the svn.
Otherwise refer to the README file in the zip file you downloaded.
On May 15, 6:25 am, patsp
Thanks Pedro, Bharath, others; finally I have fully
understood how the calculation of expected number of numbers that land
in the correct position after X hits, is done. Comments by John Paul
Smith also helped in filling the communication gaps, Thanks! I think,
I have also understood the
1.
You aren't omitting the case where none are sorted. Its just that when
none are sorted, the value of the random variable is 0.
For example, if you are finding average of 0 and 10, you do (1/2)*0 +
(1/2)*10. Even though you are multiplying by 0, you arent omitting it,
and getting the right
