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[Dev-C++] help me please

[parijat c. <par...@op...>]

my teacher give me a problem,but m not able 2 solve this one.
     problem statement is as:
     you have a positive number and you have to break it into its all=20
possible s=3D
     um combinations.
     no pair of combinations is to be repeated.
     eg.
     5 can be broken as:
     1+1+1+1+1
     2+1+1+1,2+2+1
     3+1+1,3+2
     4+1
     6 can be broken as:
     1+1+1+1+1+1
     2+1+1+1+1,2+2+1+1,2+2+2
     3+1+1+1,3+2+1,3+3
     4+1+1,4+2
     5+1
     all these combinations is to be printed on console
     thank you in advance

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Re: [Dev-C++] help me please

[Per W. <pw...@ia...>]

And exactly how do you think it would be good if _we_ solved the problem
for you? Don't you think that would void this test, and making your
education meaningless?

Is there a difference if we help you solve problems your teacher hands
out, and if we help you by taking your exams instead of you?

This problem is very simple, but _you_ have to spend some time figuring
that out. In real life, there are not any other person that will step in
and solve your problems for you.

/pwm

On Thu, 13 Sep 2007, parijat chauhan wrote:

> my teacher give me a problem,but m not able 2 solve this one.
>      problem statement is as:
>      you have a positive number and you have to break it into its all
> possible s=
>      um combinations.
>      no pair of combinations is to be repeated.
>      eg.
>      5 can be broken as:
>      1+1+1+1+1
>      2+1+1+1,2+2+1
>      3+1+1,3+2
>      4+1
>      6 can be broken as:
>      1+1+1+1+1+1
>      2+1+1+1+1,2+2+1+1,2+2+2
>      3+1+1+1,3+2+1,3+3
>      4+1+1,4+2
>      5+1
>      all these combinations is to be printed on console
>      thank you in advance
>
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Re: [Dev-C++] help me please

[Chris M. <lor...@gm...>]

On 9/12/07, Per Westermark <pw...@ia...> wrote:
> And exactly how do you think it would be good if _we_ solved the problem
> for you? Don't you think that would void this test, and making your

I'm not going to solve it for him, but I will help guide him to an answer.

> education meaningless?

I'm in high school.  Don't ask that question.  Most education is
totally arbitrary and meaningless to begin with.



To address the problem, you need to teach the computer.  How would you
break up those numbers, in your head?  What do you think to yourself
as you do it?

> Is there a difference if we help you solve problems your teacher hands
> out, and if we help you by taking your exams instead of you?
>
> This problem is very simple, but _you_ have to spend some time figuring
> that out. In real life, there are not any other person that will step in
> and solve your problems for you.

How to solve it is quite simple.  Simply observe yourself thinking
while YOU solve it, before you write any code.  That thinking process
is the psuedocode that you will write in C/C++.  I know it sounds
crazy, observe yourself thinking, but it does work.

Re: [Dev-C++] help me please

[Adam J. <aj...@i-...>]

>>You wrote:
>>my teacher give me a problem,but m not able 2 solve this one.
>>     problem statement is as:
>>     you have a positive number and you have to break it into its all 
>>possible s=
>>     um combinations.
>>     no pair of combinations is to be repeated.
>>    eg.
>>    5 can be broken as:
>>     1+1+1+1+1
>>     2+1+1+1,2+2+1
>>     3+1+1,3+2
>>     4+1
>>     6 can be broken as:
>>     1+1+1+1+1+1
>>     2+1+1+1+1,2+2+1+1,2+2+2
>>     3+1+1+1,3+2+1,3+3
>>     4+1+1,4+2
>>     5+1
>>     all these combinations is to be printed on console
>>     thank you in advance

People on this mailing list are here to help. We are all very busy with our
lives. You need to put some effort forward to do your own work. We can help
answer questions, and even suggest ways of solving the problem, but
ultimately it is your problem and you need to figure it out. We can't do
your homework for you.....

As someone has already told you, this problem is very simple and straight
forward. If you analyze the numbers, a pattern will emerge......

-Adam Jones
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