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bowww 4-Mar-11 16:30pm View

I just saw the reply now ... I figured that out later..thanks for the help :D:D

bowww 4-Mar-11 9:24am View

yes but the test cases are:

q.insertFirst(120);
q.insertFirst(15);
q.printDeque();
System.out.println("first=" + q.getFirst());
System.out.println("last=" + q.getLast());

so there should be something in the deque..

bowww 2-Feb-11 12:20pm View

Well this is a course called data structures and algorithms in java and this question is an assignment question. The course is very difficult and confusing that's why im seeking help.
thanks

bowww 2-Feb-11 3:35am View

no i need to show that log^kN is o(N) (small o) for any constant k..

bowww 1-Feb-11 23:47pm View

no it's data structures and algorithms i just need to prove that log^kN is small o of (N) using L'Hospital's rule.

bowww 31-Jan-11 12:39pm View

ok thanks :) I really appreciate your help :)

bowww 31-Jan-11 12:37pm View

i understand it but I can never know how to get those equations. I tried so many different ones but never got to this one. If you could explain that would be great:) thanks a lot for your help

bowww 31-Jan-11 12:06pm View

my series is 0,3,9,18,30 ...so 3X0=0,3X1=3,3X3=9, 3x6=18 adding to the previosu value 1,2,3,4,5,6

bowww 31-Jan-11 12:04pm View

i get that it is the difference of 1st-2nd, 2nd-3rd, 3rd-4th, 4th-5th...but in order for me to make an equation for that I will only satisfy the first step .. im so confused.

bowww 31-Jan-11 11:59am View

I know it is 0,3,9,18.. i just mistyped the 1.. i still don't get what you are doing here, i tried understanding your method but cant seem to get it :S

bowww 31-Jan-11 8:53am View

I tried and I can't find a pattern that satisfies the second number 0,3,9,18,30,45... i Know it moves likes this ..3X1=3, adding 2 to the 1 ..3X3=9, adding 3 to the 3 gives you 3X6=18, adding 4 to the 6 gives u 3X10=30, adding 5 to the 10 3x15=45 ..my problem is that i cant find a general equation that satisfies all of the above.. i cant put it into an equation.

bowww 31-Jan-11 8:50am View

ok I need to find a general equation that works for every value of k (0,1,2,3) and satisfies the pattern. as you can see the first Number increases by 1 the second number 1,3,9,18,30,45 is the part where i can't find an expression that satisfies it .. T(N-3),T(N-6),T(N-12)..increases by 3 each time.

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