It’s in my partner’s blog XP
Well, all that I had to do this semester is do the things that I said in this video. I hope it is helpful for you. I’ll miss having classes with Ken.
The last one!!!!!!! For this WSQ 17 I had to install a program called SciLab, where you can work, make your code and compile in there! I just followed the pdf that Ken posted in the TC101 page n_n http://www.scilab.org/content/download/849/7901/file/Scilab_beginners.pdf http://www.scilab.org/content/download/849/7901/file/Scilab_beginners.pdf Thank you Ken! It was nice to be your student. 🙂
Here’s the code of the WSQ16 I don’t like doing this kind of things but I looked of the others codes to find the way to do it… But I finally understand. Github code: wsq 16
I’m toooooo Happy and nervous for the finals! This is my first semester at tec and It has been Amazing, I’ve learned so much in here and I’ll do my best in the final exams! Here’s a little thing that I did to show how my final days this year at Tec are organized xD
Here’s my WSQ #14 It was easy this time because I did my Quiz 11 before and it was the same thing XP Code: wsq14
The Babylonian Algorithm is an interesting method to calculate the square root of the numbers. Here’s my code of how I did it 🙂 Babylonian
Use of recursion for repetitive algorithms
creation and use of arrays in c++
Nesting of conditional statements