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Anonymous users2024-02-11When a=1, b=1 to 1 , c=1 to 2 so here i is added twice, i=2
When a=2, b=1 to 2, when b=1, c=1 to 2 so here i is also added twice, i=4
When b=2, c=2 to 2 so here i is only added once, i=5 so that the cycle is complete, so i=5
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Anonymous users2024-02-10a=1.
b=1 to 1
So: c=1 to 2 ( i to add 2 times) ===> i=2
a=2. b=1 to 2
When b = 1.
c=1 to 2 ( i to add 2 times) ====> i =4
When b = 2.
c=2 to 2 ( i only add 1 time) ====> i =5
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Anonymous users2024-02-09int function:
int(x) to get the largest integer not greater than x.
If x is 0, then just remove the decimal of x, if x < 0, then remove the decimal part of x and subtract 1
This question int (because, then after removing it and becoming 7, it has to be subtracted by 1 to become 8 8 2 The result is 4
The result was: 4
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Each time the k cycle runs, the value of a is increased by 1...
After calculating that the k cycle has been run 14 times, a is equal to 14**********===
The calculation process is as follows:
When i = 1.
j loop run 1 time.
K cycle run 3 times.
aA total of 3 times.
When i=2 and j=1.
The k cycle was run 3 times.
When i=2 and j=2.
The k loop was run 2 times.
That is, when i=2, A runs a total of 5 accumulations.
When i=3 and j=1.
k cycle 3 times.
When i=3 and j=2.
k cycle 2 times.
When i=3 and j=3.
K cycle 1 time.
That is, when i=3 is looped 6 times.
==== The specific cycle order is as follows:
i:1j:1
k:1k:2
k:3*****==
i:2j:1
k:1k:2
k:3---
j:2k:2
k:3*****===
i:3j:1
k:1k:2
k:3---
j:2k:2
k:3---
j:3k:3
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Anonymous users2024-02-07The first mod is to take an integer.
The second question and means and 15 and 6
The third question 100+100 & 100 is 200100 if you don't believe it = 100 + 100"&100 is definitely 20100
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Anonymous users2024-02-06The first question is to round each number before the operation, that is, 25 8 + 7 mod2 = 3 + 1 = 4
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Anonymous users2024-02-05What did you do during class?
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