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  1. In Topic: How is (x ∧ y → y) possible?

    Posted 24 May 2013

    View Postmacosxnerd101, on 24 May 2013 - 06:11 PM, said:

    Because your original statement still implies y. We just simplified everything before that final implication.


    Gotchya!

  2. In Topic: How is (x ∧ y → y) possible?

    Posted 24 May 2013

    View Postmacosxnerd101, on 24 May 2013 - 05:46 PM, said:

    The implication x -> y is equivalent to ~x v y. So x ^ (~x v y) = (x ^ ~x) v (x ^ y). As (x ^ ~x) = False, (x ^ y) v False = (x ^ y).


    But, how is (x ^ y) implying y in the end?

  3. In Topic: What is the probability of (X=6)?

    Posted 8 Apr 2013

    You won't stick the last song in the end as the music will stop after 5!.
    I don't understand why the denominator is 5^6 when after choosing the first song you have only 4 choices to choose from. Shouldn't it be something like 5*4^(n-1) where n is equal to the number of songs? Remember you can't have repeating values right after a song is played, so after your initial choice (of 5 songs) you can only choose from 4 songs.

  4. In Topic: What is the probability of (X=6)?

    Posted 8 Apr 2013

    I am highly confused, but thanks

  5. In Topic: What does sizeof(int) mean in malloc?

    Posted 28 Oct 2012

    View PostGunnerInc, on 27 October 2012 - 05:45 PM, said:

    An int is a WORD (2 bytes) on a 16bit machine, a DWORD (4 bytes) on an 32bit machine, a QWORD (8 bytes) on a 64 bit machine, and maybe 128 bytes on some really future machine. What the sizeof operator does, is allows you to avoid specifying machine-dependent data sizes in your programs. You compile your code for a certain CPU, the compiler will then replace sizeof with the correct size for the data type for that CPU.

    if n was 4, and code compiled for a 32bit machine, malloc would allocate 16 bytes of memory and return a pointer to that memory.


    Got it! Thanks a ton :tup:

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