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MD5 Brute-Forcer
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87 Days Ago
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This program was designed to solve the following programming challenge from osix.net
"Sometimes there is no way to solve certain problems except for brute forcing the answer. This is just such a ca
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Number of ways to make change using Memoization
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Ruby
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87 Days Ago
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This is a program I made to solve the following challenge:
"Given the a list of coin amounts, and a final amount, your program should calculate how many different ways there are to make change for th
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SPS Desktop Changer
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Ruby
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97 Days Ago
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This program allows you to change your desktop background by selecting a random image from a folder you specify. If you want, place this program in your start-up folder and it will change your backgro
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Simple program using GUI using FXRuby
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Ruby
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101 Days Ago
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I've been experimenting with GUI libraries for making GUI's. This one was generated mostly using FoxGUIb. Smooth little program, I suppose, but it could be better.
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Genetic Algorithm for solving the N-Queens problem
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Scheme
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105 Days Ago
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Here's a my first working genetic algorithm. It was inspired by a great article by closure:
http://www.coderprofile.com/coding-article/109/n-queens-series-part-i-only-the-fittest-survive
The progr
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Binary Search in C++
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C++
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106 Days Ago
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Here's a slightly optimized version of a binary search in C++. Thanks to templates it's generic and thanks to pointers it's fairly fast. I also threw in some things like bit shifts for speed.
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Binary Search in Ruby
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Ruby
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106 Days Ago
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A submission for this contest: http://www.coderprofile.com/content/public/forum/view_topic.php?topic_id=1381
It's a simple, clear recursive implementation of a binary search.
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Quick sort
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Ruby
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107 Days Ago
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A quick (haha) implementation of a quick sort in Ruby. It shouldn't be a surprise for me that Ruby makes the code so easy, but it still was. I love this language.
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Mapping with C++
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C++
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111 Days Ago
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Small little thing I made. It's just to show that C++ has a few functional capabilities (though not a lot). You can accomplish a lot of by using function pointer, but they're _really_ ugly.
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