Question is in http://www.cecs.csulb.edu/~daring/cecs328/prog0.pdf

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Request for Question Clarification by theta-ga on 05 Feb 2003 12:41 PST

Hi lightwave-ga,
    I have taken a look at your question and coded the required C++
application. However, the document is pretty ambiguous on how the
complexity for Q1 and Q2 are to be calculated. Also, the document
notes that the values that a program will output may differ slightly
from the sample output given in the question.
    In my program, the complexity values I get for Q1 and Q3 differ
slightly from those in the sample question. However, the complexity
value for Q2 is exactly the same. I am awaiting more detailed
instructions from you on how the complexity for Q1 and Q2 can be
calculated.
    However, if the slight variance is okay with you(as it seems to be
for the questioner), I will post my program as an answer by tomorrow.
Regards,
Theta-ga

Note to other GA researchers : I have invested a significant amount of
time and effort in this question, and have the solution near at hand.
I would be grateful if none of you were to lock this question. Thanks!
:)

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Clarification of Question by lightwave-ga on 06 Feb 2003 14:49 PST

This is just take two files, each file will have same amoust integer
to do calaulation. Hoever the number of interger in the file is
unknow.
The output only out put to display.

Hello,

Hmmm... just as a word of caution, I found this from your professor's
syllabus page for your course:

"
You may not speak or consult with anyone other than me or your
textbook about the programming assignments. I will never write code
(other than pseudocode) for anyone in the class. ALl C++ coding will
be completely left up to you. IF I FIND OUT THAT COLLABORATION HAS
OCCURRED ON ANY PROGRAMMING ASSIGNMENT, THE PENALTY IS AN AUTOMATIC F
IN THE COURSE FOR ALL PARTIES INVOLVED REGARDLESS OF WHO DID THE
ACTUAL WORK. This policy will be rigidly enforced.
"

It continues on for about half a page, and seems quite strict. I'd
advise you to close this question, or to proceed at your own risk
knowing you may very well fail the course.

skermit-ga

Syllabus here:

http://www.cecs.csulb.edu/~daring/cecs328/intro328.pdf

skermit-ga