@GlenH7 re: (removed) - sounds like a lot of Things, hopefully they all go well and everything goes back to some semblance of normalcy and all of that good stuff.
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What's with all the Whitespace code review around here?
At the time I am writing this, 7 out of 15 questions in the first page have negative scores. That's almost a half. Second page has 4 out of 15, and the third page has 6 out of 15. I never counted them on any other stackexchange site but I'm under impression other sites don't have such a big perce...
^^^ "7 out of 15 questions in the first page have negative scores. That's almost a half. Second page has 4 out of 15, and the third page has 6 out of 15" -- delete voters could help with this, by cleaning unsalvageable stuff instead of waiting 9 days for roomba scripts to auto-delete it. Moderators could also take care of cleaning questions having delete votes (so that it's not unilateral)
When I create an array like this: double[][] twoDArrray = new double[2][5]; there are two ways to imagine the created array.
This is the first way:
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
This is the second way:
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
In the first case, twoDArray[0] evaluates to a column of 0s. In the second cas...
in case it has been removed when you see it, the question asks:
> In the first case, twoDArray[0] evaluates to a column of 0s. In the second case it evaluates to a row of 0s. If I'm creating a matrix library, which is the correct way to "imagine" it as. What if I'm creating an image or function graphing library?
When I create an array like this: double[][] twoDArrray = new double[2][5]; there are two ways to imagine the created array.
This is the first way:
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
This is the second way:
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
In the first case, twoDArray[0] evaluates to a column of 0s. In the second cas...
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