Importing and using C++ libraries Here I used the C++ library from ImageMagick because I had a fresh concept about how to do it. Here’s the cheers. Video!
After having done the #Quiz11, this WSQ was one of the easier ones, even if it took a lot of digging in StackOverflow and cplusplus.com, looking at details of semi-finished code from beginners (like me, obviously) with the same problems as myself. e’s an awesome number, check the GitHub code link for the WSQ.
HERE IT IS!! AFTER A HUNDRED YEARS!! Finally, my project is finished, of course with some help but, who didn’t need it? In the code were 2 functions, one for grayscale and the other for scale (1/2); What the grayscale… Continue Reading →
Creation and use of Matrix, since matrix is practically an agroupation of many vectors it is easy to understand.
you need to create colums and rows because they are multidimensional functions.
GitHub code link
GitHub code link
Downloading the BigInteger library and making it work is the first step to make this WSQ, and I hadn’t downloaded it so this took some time… It was easy afterwards, and whenever you get stuck it is always a good idea to pay the guys at cplusplus.com a visit. It is also good to see … Continue reading WSQ 11 →
Use of recursion for repetitive algorithms. Recursion is used as an alternative way instead of using for and while loops. Here’s the video.
Ability to create C++ project in IDE and run inside IDE Too easy, it can not come out wrong. Here’s the video
For this mastery I didn’t wanted to really do the process because it would screw my laptop even more, but for the installation of Linux in a computer there are three ways which are: Starting from an external drive, using a Virtual Machine or using BootCamp. These three I’ll explain them for Mac exclusively, though … Continue reading Mastery 6 →