Simulation is the imitation of some real thing, state of affairs, or process. The act of simulating something generally entails representing certain key characteristics or behaviours of a selected physical or abstract system.
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Model simulation using Java annotations
A couple of days ago I posted my code that models systems made up of moving parts. I got several great tips and ideas and here is my latest version. My actions are now methods annotated with @Action ...
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Simulation of an ocean containing sharks and fish
As part of my Java learning, I tried solving part I of problem description here. The only issue that I see now is that I could not close the button of Frame.
Please review and provide your comments ...
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Randomizing and mutating algo class - style
I've updated this question to be about code style only, as all of it's answered focused on this aspect. For the codes function, see Review: C++ Algo - Function
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Suggestions needed after modification of Simulation of an Ocean
After suggestions given in this question, modifications to the code has been done.
Only thing I could not do is to decide, where to place the starveTime property ...
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Change random list of numbers into all 5's using simple evolution simulation
This is supposed to be an evolutionary algorithmic program, and I'm not sure if it does what it's supposed to do.
It is supposed to take a random list of numbers (containing at least one 5), and over ...
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Implement operation and simulation mode in an interface
Context:
I have to create an interface between devices and a client.
My package is composed of:
Device.py
Error.py
DeviceA.py (for example)
DeviceB.py
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Basically each ...
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Randomizing and mutating algo class - functionality
See Randomizing and mutating algo class - style
I'm looking for a review of the functionality of this code, answers to the above question which also describes the code use focus on style instead.
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