23 Jun
2008
23 Jun
'08
7:04 a.m.
>> Don't give up so fast !! (Note that you can't do what you asked for in >> Pascal either, in fact Pascal don't support n-uplet) I'm not going to use n-uplet, dynamic array of array of Byte is enough. Though not very optimizing, I can use 2 step process: 1. Generate all lists (array of Byte) of length N which each element ranges from 0 to C. 2. Filter which has sum=C. >> seems that leledumbo found a new way to force us give the answers to >> those homeworks LOL Don't worry, I'm not gonna use it because it has to be done in procedural way (I haven't taken Functional Programming class yet). The reason why I ask is I'm HOPING that if I can understand how it works, implementing the procedural form would be easy. I've read somewhere that functional language can be implemented in procedural one. In fact, GHC outputs C code. Thanks for the answer. I'll use it to learn, it's quite difficult to switch from procedural to functional. I mean, in procedural it's easy to find the fastest solution using brute force. This can't be done in functional. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Help-with-generalizing-function-tp18063291p18066861.html Sent from the Haskell - Haskell-Cafe mailing list archive at Nabble.com.