This is the Taylor’s series development of exp(-x). Recognizing this gives you a good opportunity to check your result against math.exp(-x). Simple syntax improvements You don’t need an ‘else’ after the while. Just add the code to be run after the loop at the same indentation level as before the while loop. Mathematical problems Most … Read more
You need to something like this. void function(int *); int main() { int g[20],N; // array g local to main funciton printf(“Type N”); scanf(“%d”,&N); function(g); // invoke function by passing array base address as an argument printf(“s[0] is %d\n”,g[0]); // the first three positions of the g array printf(“s[1] is %d\n”,g[1]); // have not been … Read more
I’ve managed to get the diagonal markers and pointers in alignment, pointing to the correct circle colors to represent that set. I am keen to fine tune this chart and have more control over the padding and chart width/height parameters. The chart looks stable but would be keen to test it with different values and … Read more
In pseudo-code : int n; // Length of subsampled array for i: new_array[i] = array[(int)(log(i)/log(n)*length(array))] Is that what you are trying to do ? 1 solved C programming: logarithmic index array [closed]
#include <stdio.h> int seq(void){ static int v = 5, d = 1; int ret = v; v += d; if(v == 5 || v == 7) d = -d; return ret; } int main(void) { for(int i = 0; i < 20; ++i) printf(“%d “, seq()); return 0; } 1 solved How to iterate over … Read more