Fortran 90 – How to create a coordinate system
So I need to code a simple program, and I need to define 2D coordinates?
Fortran 90 – How to create a coordinate system
So I need to code a simple program, and I need to define 2D coordinates?
Fortran 90 – How to create a coordinate system
So I need to code a simple program, and I need to define 2D coordinates?
Choice between 1-dimensional and 2-dimensional array
I’m implementing the Chessboard class to represent the chessboard. I’ve to implement the transformations (reflections and rotations) on the chess board possible.
Is a PHP array an example of a dynamic data structure?
I did my homework, and it says that dynamic data structures are “data structures that change in size as a program needs it to by allocating and de-allocating memory from the heap”.
Is a PHP array an example of a dynamic data structure?
I did my homework, and it says that dynamic data structures are “data structures that change in size as a program needs it to by allocating and de-allocating memory from the heap”.
Is a PHP array an example of a dynamic data structure?
I did my homework, and it says that dynamic data structures are “data structures that change in size as a program needs it to by allocating and de-allocating memory from the heap”.
At ping, why do we have to do array copying instead of passing on the source array that the client sent to us?
So I have been googling about this OpenSSL heart-bleed thing and somehow sees that it is caused by the heartbeat extension which requires client to ping the server to show its aliveness and it all comes to this memcpy function in C which is meant to copy from the source array to the destination array with the user specified size.
At ping, why do we have to do array copying instead of passing on the source array that the client sent to us?
So I have been googling about this OpenSSL heart-bleed thing and somehow sees that it is caused by the heartbeat extension which requires client to ping the server to show its aliveness and it all comes to this memcpy function in C which is meant to copy from the source array to the destination array with the user specified size.
At ping, why do we have to do array copying instead of passing on the source array that the client sent to us?
So I have been googling about this OpenSSL heart-bleed thing and somehow sees that it is caused by the heartbeat extension which requires client to ping the server to show its aliveness and it all comes to this memcpy function in C which is meant to copy from the source array to the destination array with the user specified size.