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C++ solutions for mathematical problems Arun Ghosh
Publisher: New Age Publications (Academic),India

My co-worker Tyler Perry worked on a c++ solution to this problem while I worked on the Java solution. Blinkdagger and Wild about Math, for example, are currently offering prizes for the solution of their problems. We all learn it beginning at childhood. Especially the enginnering type people are strongly trained in this. The strangely similar math given by (r + (rD * i)) just means that we are current i steps away from our starting row in the row-direction given by rD. Many other websites offer sets of problems for their readers to solve and I thought it was high time I got in on the act. If you like to see more of such posts click on +1 button at the bottom or use share widget on the right to share it with others. We all are trained in describing problems and also their solutions in mathematical ways. When I say near to mathematics you have to understand an observation I made regarding the "normal" programming languages - with this I mean C/C++/Java/COBOL/Perl/etc. We will try to ease into this one by simply searching for the distinct solutions instead of unique solutions. This just means that we will simply find Unique solutions would mean that checking for transposition which is a problem worth its own daily program. -: When we humans describe our It is called Mathematics. So, the goal of today's program ..