LuminousMonkey

Mike,

I along with every other person you do business with appreciate professional
courtesy, you’re lack thereof is alarming to me because I’m sure you have a lot
of potential to do well. I strongly advise you man up and act as an adult when
conducting yourself.

Best Regards,

Brenton Bowyer

LuminousMonkey

(defn paradox
  "Will take number of trials and return the average."
  [s]
  (/ (reduce + (take s (repeatedly
                        #(reduce * 2 (map inc (take-while odd? (repeatedly (fn [] (rand-int 2))))))))) s))

LuminousMonkey

    .file   "activerecords.c"
    .text
.Ltext0:
    .section    .rodata
.LC0:
    .string "outerFunction z: %d\n"
    .text
    .globl  outerFunction
    .type   outerFunction, @function
outerFunction:

LuminousMonkey

#include <stdio.h>

void outerFunction() {
  int z = 88;

  printf("outerFunction z: %d\n", z);
}

int main() {
  int x = 11;

LuminousMonkey

;; Dynamic just means I can use the binding function with it, otherwise it will complain.
(def ^:dynamic x 11)

(defn func1
  []
  (println x))

(func1) ;; Prints 11

(binding [x 22]

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LuminousMonkey

Good Afternoon Mike,

In regards to the linked list question, the assignment was designed to be written using a linked list ADT, however this unit is scheduled for some students before they learn about linked lists (BEng SE students have this unit scheduled for their first semester after the Engineering Common First Year).
For this reason, we allow students who are unaware of what a linked list is, to use static arrays to store the input data.
The idea of the homework assignments is not to test coding ability or quality, but it needs some primitive coding challenge in order to be able to allow you to practise PSP methodologies.

In terms of the input to the program, the assignment specifies that the input should be read from a file. The format of this file can be determined by you, so long as it is documented and you provide example input files with your assignment. This way, you can choose how you want to format the input file (CSV, TSV, one line per number, etc.).

As a error handling specification is not g

LuminousMonkey

(ns interface.boot
  "This namespace is only used while developing
   to start and stop an internal webserver."
  (:use [ring.adapter.jetty :only [run-jetty]]
        [ring.middleware.stacktrace :only [wrap-stacktrace]])
  (:require [interface.routes :as routes])
  (:gen-class))

(def ^:dynamic *port* 8081)