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mapping from ascii value to polynomial constants
Why does this code using Math.pow print “HELLO WORLD”?What is JavaScript's highest integer value that a number can go to without losing precision?How do I create a Java string from the contents of a file?How do I trim whitespace from a Python string?How can I check for NaN values?Read whole ASCII file into C++ std::stringEasy interview question got harder: given numbers 1..100, find the missing number(s) given exactly k are missingBase64 length calculation?Comparing strings with == which are declared final in JavaGoogle Maps V3 distance between two points - different valuesWhy are emoji characters like 👩👩👧👦 treated so strangely in Swift strings?
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Why does this code using Math.pow print "HELLO WORLD"?
I must be missing something obvious.
For the constants calculated: 72, -3, 10, -17, 27, .., 13996
how do you get the original set of constants (i.e. 130636800L, -5080148640L, 13802573088L, -14974335980L, 8683908340L, -3006955245L, 651448014L, -89047770L, 7457160L, -349165L, 6998L)
What's the formula to map between the two sets?
string math polynomials
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This is a follow on question to an already answered question.
Why does this code using Math.pow print "HELLO WORLD"?
I must be missing something obvious.
For the constants calculated: 72, -3, 10, -17, 27, .., 13996
how do you get the original set of constants (i.e. 130636800L, -5080148640L, 13802573088L, -14974335980L, 8683908340L, -3006955245L, 651448014L, -89047770L, 7457160L, -349165L, 6998L)
What's the formula to map between the two sets?
string math polynomials
asked Mar 24 at 1:12
mehmeh
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This is a follow on question to an already answered question.
Why does this code using Math.pow print "HELLO WORLD"?
I must be missing something obvious.
For the constants calculated: 72, -3, 10, -17, 27, .., 13996
how do you get the original set of constants (i.e. 130636800L, -5080148640L, 13802573088L, -14974335980L, 8683908340L, -3006955245L, 651448014L, -89047770L, 7457160L, -349165L, 6998L)
What's the formula to map between the two sets?
string math polynomials
asked Mar 24 at 1:12
mehmeh
143
This is a follow on question to an already answered question.
Why does this code using Math.pow print "HELLO WORLD"?
I must be missing something obvious.
For the constants calculated: 72, -3, 10, -17, 27, .., 13996
how do you get the original set of constants (i.e. 130636800L, -5080148640L, 13802573088L, -14974335980L, 8683908340L, -3006955245L, 651448014L, -89047770L, 7457160L, -349165L, 6998L)
What's the formula to map between the two sets?
string math polynomials
string math polynomials
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mehmeh
143
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143
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