I realized that too. I tried modifying the code to
int generateRandInt() {
int randInt=0, numOfLoops=rand()%537;
for (int i=0; i<numOfLoops; ++i)
randInt+=rand();
return randInt;
}
and...
Type: Posts; User: chickenandfries
I realized that too. I tried modifying the code to
int generateRandInt() {
int randInt=0, numOfLoops=rand()%537;
for (int i=0; i<numOfLoops; ++i)
randInt+=rand();
return randInt;
}
and...
RAND_MAX for my system is 32767 so rand() cannot generate an integer greater than this. The only method I think would work is
int generateRandomInt() {
int randomInt=0;
for (int i=0; i<536;...
Is there a function that allows the program to proceed the user enters any key (may or may not be the enter key) without waiting for the enter key? It doesn't need to store the key entered. I'm gonna...
What does setting all bits to the left binary point to zero? What does it mean in "decimal language"?
So w is just w=sizeof(int);?
Wait, I'm kinda confused. How do I choose w? Put in another way, how do I know the word size of the computer?
Another thing, to generate the secondary hash function for double hashing, I need to...
The process I posted is for producing the secondary hash function to resolve collision. Before that is the process of producing the primary hash function; That could be the reason why the 1st step is...
Multiply what by 32? the key?
I'm trying to create a hash table and use the multiplicative method as a collision resolution. Our convention for the conversion of string data to numeric key is: a=01, b=02, c=03... So if the input...
Yes, I used lround() after performing floor(), but the compiler indicated "undefined reference to lround".
casting worked! lround() doesn't seem to work despite including math.h as a header file.
is there a variation of the floor function that accepts a double parameter and returns an int?
fmod() worked!
Thanks matsp!!!
Compilation of the program failed.
The compiler indicated that modulus operation is not allowed with int and double as operands.
I don't think that's a demand.
I'm asking if anyone knows whether % works with double operands 'coz it's causing compile-time errors in my program.
Also, I wouldn't ask that question if I haven't...
Can the modulus operator work on double (data type) operands?
If not, can anyone refer me to some website that gives c code which does the modulus operation on double operands?
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