Simple Math Exercise – Computer V.S. Human
I came across this simple question: A entry level math question for kids, A, B, C and D are 1-digit number from 0 to 9, find all possibilities for …
Category: brute force
PI Computation on BBG Famiclone using BASIC
March 10, 2014
6502, 8 bit, algorithms, brute force, code, console, emulator, famicom, hardware, implementation, math, Nintendo Entertainment System, programming languages, tools / utilities, vbscript
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The other day I tried computation of on 8-bit Famicom Clone SB-2000, which can be detailed here, here, and here. After I got BBG Famicom Clone and here, I …
It takes 5 hours on a 8-bit famicom clone (SB2000) to compute 80 decimal places of PI
February 20, 2014
8 bit, algorithms, brute force, famicom, implementation, programming languages, vbscript
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This is just for fun, and of course for those good memories with 8-bit famicom clones. Subor SB2000 (as described here) is a 8-bit famicom clone with keyboard. Last …
Simple C++ TV Screen Emulation
February 11, 2014
beginner, brute force, c / c++, code, code library, implementation, programming languages, Win32 API, windows
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If you are older enough (born in 1970’s or 80’s) you must be familiar with the following picture, which is what it looks like when TV has paused the …
Coding Exercise – LUA Programming – SPOJ Online Judge – 15708. Divisibility
January 26, 2014
beginner, brute force, code, implementation, LUA programming language, SPOJ online judge
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The problem is from SPOJ Online Judge Bruteforce each number from x to n is easy to implement. The 1 second limit is enough for any inputs smaller than 100,000. The …