Monthly Archives: November 2015

I actually didn’t know how to do this so I saw on the home page how other persons did, suddenly a blog of a person appear recomending this guys post: https://charliegdrummer.wordpress.com/2015/10/23/wsq11-a-pain-in-the-feelings/ , It made a lot of things clearer, then I saw that other persons in the home page were using the BigIntegerLibrary.hh Library, so I saw the video that ken uploaded in the page and understood it, I had to see the video twice to understand.

Here’s the code: WSQ11

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For this WSQ I researched for arrays information(I didn’t understand this the last course, but now i understand it thanks to the following page:http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/arrays/)  and the standard deviation formula (here’s the link https://www.mathsisfun.com/data/standard-deviation-formulas.html).

Here’s the code: WSQ10

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The only problem I had is that the first time my program gave me the result 0 when I asked for 0!(which is 1), but then I fixed with an “If” loop into the “for” loop.

Here’s the code: WSQ09

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I remember how to do functions from the past semester, so this wasn’t a problem for me.

Here’s the code: WSQ08

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This was easy, this WSQ is for introduce us to the loops.

Here’s the code: WSQ07

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