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there are 3 things you have to check: 1. format of keys: String, Integer, .. 2. hash function: compatible with the keys 3. hash table size: depends on 3 things: a. hash function b. dataset size c. optimization factor (can be constant, or a function f(n) where n is the dataset-size)

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they use Action Script, which is compiled into a bytecode run by Flash Player, which has access to Facebook API, Computer Camera, Microphone, Keyboard, and Mouse

Your questions are very simple and easy to solve ... question a talks about the case of having a graph made of two sub-graphs which are only connected through 1 edge, where nodes on its sides are considered critical question b is not simple, but to find that critical node, you have to go over all nodes in the graph, then check if there exist a circuit, then it's part of a cycle, and breaking it won't disjoint any sub-graph in that graph by removing this node note: you have to check for all edges connected to every node, if there exist a node that has no circuit, then it's a critical node

Suffix Tree can be optimized for that purpose.

I don't have much insight on Software Engineering, but Social Networks seem prominent.

That's a misconcept, they code more, but if it's just programming then the result won't be a game Game development is the highest level of user experience (check User Experience Design)

You know about Everything from nothing theory, given that we have a quantum creation operator and annihilation operator: 1. when a matter crash into its anti-matter, they annihilate .. resulting in energy 2. when a creation operator is activated, energy is consumed to create matter and anti-matter When all matter sums up, we get Zero, because for every matter there is anti-matter .. this is symmetry

I also add .. that in game development, there're several things important to learn: - Object Oriented Theory - Trigger-Event Model - User Experience Design - Artificial Intelligence: Intelligent Search - Knowledge over end-user systems & devices (Mac, Linux, Windows, iOS, Android .. Desktop, PC, Laptop, Tablet, Smart Phone, Mobile) .. good luck

Remember, it doesn't matter if you program with C++ or Java .. if you learn one high level Programming language well, you will realize that all high-level programming languages seem similar

doing them in parallel is like two different people use each of these algorithms I think you should consider both of them in Analysis, to create a hybrid algorithm that consider the cons of both The only way using two different algorithms for an optimal solution, is to use two algorithms that for certain one of them is going to draw the short straw

If you are not good at Programming .. there are other options, such as Creating this application using Microsoft Access, or buy the really-cheap Easy ERP software If you want the Programming choice, then here are elements you should consider: - Data Storage: Local or Online Database - Query Processing - Routine Procedures - Produce Reports - Data Backup - Printer Support - Email Support - Statistical Analysis

By definition, no .. we cannot build an algorithm that represent life, but we can model life to some extent Check: Mathematical Modeling & Simulation

It's very simple actually, It's known as the RE-NFA Mapping Here are online slides: SlideShare:RE to NFA

Graph matching is a well known graph problem, The problem can be solved by different methods .. the optimal solution is known as the maximum matching, Theory: Graph Matching A good algorithm is Blossom Algorithm that utilize Augmentation\Orientation Time Complexity of Blossom Algorithm: [math]O({V}^{2.376})[/math]

If there exist a real hotel that employs Cloud System .. then you can live in the hotel, you have an apartment, but you don't actually have a fixed private space for you in the hotel What actually happens is that hotel spaces are considered as a virtual resource, so based on your contract, you may acquire a space as you're allowed to for given time, but in different place every time, and your storage is brought to you every time from the shared storage facility --------- On the political system side, Cloud Systems are similar to Communism

you can read any file in C, what matters is how you process data stored inside it .. you probably need a library that can handle that type of files

If you want to play PlayStation 2 games .. buy a PlayStation 2 Game Console have higher graphical processing capabilities, & CPU enhanced for games, using an emulator will be an overkill

Recently, there is C++ 11 .. which have new specs & support, check: Wikipedia:C++ 11

To remove\free an object that reserve memory in Java, you need to release all of its references Example: // reference A points at a new object Object A = new Object ( ); // reference B points at the same object Object B = A; // release reference A A = null; // the object is still in memory B = null; // now garbage collector will free the object Another example: class Node { public int data; public Node next; public Node (int d, Node n) { data = d; next = n; } } class DS { Node head = null; public void push (int d) { head = new Node (d, head); } public int pop () { int t = head.data; head = head.next; return (t); } // free the first reference of the chain // and chained objects will be removed // in a sequential order public reset () { head = null; } }

Let me think, were you drunk when you wrote this ?!

The answer is no, if you intend to build a software for a touch screen, you need that technology specific API Every touch screen technology\framework has an API that specify types of unique touch sequence known as gestures For example consider developing a game on iPhone, or a game for XBox Kinect, or an app for smart board .. they totally have different standards, gestures, and API regulation

Media compression, such as Photo, Video, and Sound or Speech Compression is a lossy compression, where details get lost usually they use probabilistic or statistical-machine-learning algorithms, to compress & de-compress Speech Compression Using Linear Predictive Coding Wikipedia:LPC

There are two methods for that, 1. use URI mapping through the Web Server or the Framework, for example in Java Server, you have web.xml 2. using File System hierarchy, Where under your web root folder, every page is a folder (not a page) named as a page, under that folder is a single page named home.xxx http://www.scienceforums.net = http://www.scienceforums.net/home.php .. / a / b / c = .. a / b / c / home.xxx