C language algorithm for I Ching divination

This is the method used yarrow divination by the ancients to derive the six lines and their changes. Later generations have simplified this process by substituting money for yarrow, and it has been accepted by the people. According to my research, this process can still be simplified, so to speak, no matter what, it is enough to be able to get six ya, and to be able to reflect the change.

How difficult it is to learn fortune telling There are few people who can really do it, and those who really know how to do it can't do it. Those who can really calculate, directly have bosses, leaders or something that are often patronized by a lot of income, even if they can really calculate the programming software, we will not smash our own jobs.

It's best not to be too obsessed with learning C, because the most used programming is object-oriented programming, so for beginners who learn C, as long as they understand the basic ideas of C, the basic statements are fine.

The focus is on C++ or whatever, learning is a gradual process, but it is important to know where the end is, and the goals to be achieved are:

1.Able to understand the concepts of functions, loops, judgments, variables;

2.understand objects, structures;

3.Learn to use MFC to write Windows interface programs;

4.learn to debug bugs;

5.Proficient in basic sentences;

6.Write or find according to your own needs, in short, form your own function library, which includes many basic functions.

The most important thing is to learn to think in the way a computer works, and then be able to easily convert your thoughts into the format of a standard language.

C is a language used for programming, and how well you learn it depends on how well you use it. There is an old Chinese saying called "touch bypass", what is Tong? There is a saying in the I Ching that "pushing and doing is the predicate".

Therefore, the key to learning C language is to see how much it is used, and the key to how much it is used is to see how well it is implemented.

It's good to learn to be able to complete certain projects independently.

At the moment, most people think that pointer and string manipulation are the most difficult, so I think it would be nice to learn pointer and string manipulation just by simple programming. Many of the questions in the computer science graduate school are also string operations. If you want to make something out, I suggest that you find a C version of the data structure after reading the book you talked about.

I think it's best to learn programming on the computer and write little by little. It is not advisable to only read books.

The key to how far you think you want to learn is how far you want to go.

You said that you have finished reading the book, so what can you make out of it? You need to ask yourself about this.

The difference between learning a program and reading a political book is that you read it, you can use it, you can use it skillfully. Rather than understanding or simply understanding.

C language is the foundation, and it is closely related to hardware. If you want to develop a graphical user interface, you need to consider some other languages.

Regardless of the language, it almost includes syntax, data structures, and algorithms. The latter two of them will be very rewarding with the accumulation of experience. Grammar, you need to rely on reading books on a regular basis. But there is not much room for improvement.

You can't just read books.

You have to put it into practice. Write enough tens of thousands of lines**, probably even if you learn well.

In the case of logical operations, the two are more closely related, and in the case of arithmetic operations, even if they are said together, it is a bit far-fetched.

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#define maxsize 100

typedef int elemtype;

typedef struct bitnodebitnode,*bitree;

bitree creatbintree()return t;

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Press Enter to get the result.

All your confusion will be dissolved.

At the same time, it can also point out the direction of your learning

At the same time, a lot of information was also shared in the group.

Of course, you can also pour water and chat, the south and the north, the sea and the sky, what are you waiting for? Hurry up and join us!

Check it out, it's detailed. I won't explain much.

1. If you want to learn ** and read the Book of Changes, then the first clear ruler lacks this book, I still introduce you to read "Yi Xia - Remembering Zhang Yansheng". You first have a comprehensive and simple understanding of the I Ching. The book is available online. An electronic version is available online**.

2. Defense: Zhang Yansheng is the first person to use the Book of Changes in practice after the end of the Cultural Revolution in the last century, and he is still the undisputed master of Yi Jing.

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int jt(int y,int m) simply determines the validity of the date if(m<=0||m>=13)

return 1;

Interest is calculated based on the annual interest rate.

double yearl(int y,int m,int y1,int m1,double yl,double cap)

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month=(y1-y)*12+(m1-m);

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I Ching sixty-four hexagram names phonetic.