This #wsq13 wasn´t actually very difficult to write, the tricky part is how tu understand the babylonian method work, and didn´t got it by reading, i searched in google how to make it in c++ and i saw a lot of codes, this one is how i got to do it and it is shorter than most of them and pretty clear, that´s how i understand it.
Here´s my dropbox link cause my github doesn´t work on my laptop.
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This #wsq12 actually i already had it done because of the quiz we did but making a program that gives you the greates common divisor in c++ is pretty easy, you just got to know well what a greates common divisor is, understand it, and how to use loops and conditionals.
My link to dropbox cause my github isn´t working in my computer.
https:/
This was a tricky wsq, maybe the most difficult i have made (i still haven´t done the palindrome because i still haven´t got it), the point in this wsq is knowing how to do the lists and you have to have the arrays very clear, i you don´t have them you won´t be able to make this wsq.
Here is my link to dropbox because i can´t make the github work in my laptop.
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This WSQ at the begining it was kind of confusing but once i understand it it was pretty easy.
Here I will leave you my link to dropbox because i can´t make my github to work on my computer, i hope you enjoy it!
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My video explaining #mastery24
A link to my video explaining the #mastery23
Hope you enjoy it!
Here is the link to my video explaining #mastery22.
Sorry because in the begining I say mastery23, is #mastery22!
Here is the link to my video where i explain the use of recursive repetitive programs.
Hope you learn from it.
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