Computer Science 3021 --- Fall 1999
Introduction to Computer Programming

Mondays and Thursdays, 2:00--3:25
Library, Lower Level

Breaking News (as of 12/6)

(12/6) Here is a function to generate lists of numbers that are increasing by random amounts, starting with a base value x:
(define (irand-list n x) (if (zero? n) empty (let* ((new-x (+ x (+ 1 (random 100))))) (cons new-x (irand-list (- n 1) new-x)))))

(12/2) An example illustarting a difference between lists and vectors can be found here.
(12/2) An example of using vectors to solve the birthday problem can be found here.
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Working alone vs. working together

Instructor

Michael Siff
Office: 213 Science Center
Office hours: By appointment
Phone: 395-2490
E-mail: msiff@mail.slc.edu

Computer Science 3021 --- Fall 1999 Introduction to Computer Programming

Mondays and Thursdays, 2:00--3:25 Library, Lower Level

Breaking News (as of 12/6)

Site Index

Instructor

Computer Science 3021 --- Fall 1999
Introduction to Computer Programming

Mondays and Thursdays, 2:00--3:25
Library, Lower Level