in the actual code there is a differentiation between old interval ranges and new ranges after applying certain operation those ranges would be merged together. I wanted to split the question into smaller chunk so the merging part is left out. Solely: It is easier to merge in the new interval directly, instead of artificially … Read more
You should try to code something before posing on Stack Overflow. This will work but won’t catch any error conditions. options = [ {‘vehicle’: ‘Car’, ‘destination’: ‘Ghana’, ‘coeff’: 0.3}, {‘vehicle’: ‘Van’, ‘destination’: ‘Nigeria’, ‘coeff’: 0.2}, {‘vehicle’: ‘Truck’, ‘destination’: ‘Togo’, ‘coeff’: 0.33}, {‘vehicle’: ‘Van’, ‘destination’: ‘Kenya’, ‘coeff’: 0.17}, {‘vehicle’: ‘Truck’, ‘destination’: ‘Somalia’, ‘coeff’: 0.31}, ] while … Read more
It depends on what you mean by “pseudocode”. Most people just mean that it is generally simpler and more natural-English-looking, with relaxed syntax when compared to “real” code. Generally in that case I would use something like run_at_start and run_30_times_a_second to cover what Unity does. However if you have a specific definition of “pseudocode” that … Read more
get number set p=number*2 for i=1 to p display “hello” endfor 6 solved Something similar? [closed]
Face detection topic is really wide and the problem is quite complex, but in a few words I will try to describe it. In digital image processing you have to treat image as an two-dimensional array of pixels. If you proceed RGB image each pixel contains 3 values (from r,g,b channels). For the simple solution … Read more
Pseudo code is meant to describe and describe the flow, structure and logical statements of a program or and algorithm (in most cases only parts of it) in a way that is easy to understand without needing to analyze actual code, and can also be understood by those without any programming knowledge. Pseudo code can … Read more
There are several problems with your translation of the code from that answer, including one fairly obvious error in the answer itself, which is that the second if (if token is ‘[‘) should be else if. But note that the condition in the first if is if token is operand, but your translation is, roughly, … Read more
With a while loop: n = 1 while n <= (Factor+1): # block of code n = n + 1 or as @Thierry Lathuille said, with for-loop: for n in range(1, Factor + 1): # block of code 2 solved Pseudocode Not Understand Line