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  1. crammy90

    Algorithms

    alrite well i had a go at one of the algorithms in the excel book and it makes sense to me but theres always a better way of doing it lol. Q) An array of 1000 characters called "text" contains a sequence of sentences. Each sentence is terminated by a fullstop and the # character is used after...
  2. crammy90

    Algorithms

    ok awsome i deskchecked it and understand it completely you were heaps of help thanks heaps untill now ive got most of the written responses correct but lost 20% because i couldnt do the algorithm stuff hopefully now i can do others and get the mark up:D
  3. crammy90

    Algorithms

    Thankyou heaps man i understand so much more than i did before ur post but theres 1 thing i cant get right i was deskchecking using this array elements[21,6,5,4,40] and so when i pass through, i notice i am setting the variable maxval to element(index), which using my array would be "21". So...
  4. crammy90

    Algorithms

    Hey, I have been looking over my notes and am still struggling with some aspects of coding ok in this algorithm it is finding the maximum value in an array through just a linear search BEGIN FINDMAX highindex = ARRAYLENGTH(element) index = 1 maxval = element(index) WHILE index <= highindex...
  5. crammy90

    Past Paper Question

    i was thinknig that the limitation could be that it doesnt show movement of the atoms and most importantly the electrons
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