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Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, SpockIt's everybody's favourite game: Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock! Only now it has a convenient computer player for you to pit your wits against. Yes, it's an MS-DOS box, but I haven't got far enough into my Win32 work yet. Who knows, maybe I'll update it someday... |
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Quadratic Equation SolverMy first program. It's essentially just a little MS-DOS program which can solve any quadratic equation, with no bells or whistles attached. Consequently, it's super fast and requires no calculating time; it just spits out the result almost instantly. |
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DifferentiaterAnother basic MS-DOS box. This one differentiates an equation to produce dy/dx = n. Unfortunately, it can only differentiate one term at a time, but apart from that, it works just dandy. |
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IntergraterThis program, my fifth, intergrates equations, which is essentially the opposite of differentiating them. It suffers the same setbacks as my Differentiater, i.e. it can only
intergrate one term at a time, but apart from that works perfectly. |
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Perfect Number IdentifierMy third program and by far my hardest so far.
Another MS-DOS box (bored of them yet?) which this time identifies whether a number is perfect or not. For the uninitiated, a perfect number is a positive integer which is the sum of its proper positive divisors. That is, the sum of the positive divisors excluding the number itself. Thanks, Wikipedia. |
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Prime Number Generator (v1.1)A real quickie; this one wasn't hard to do. Another MS-DOS box (but they're so simple!), this time generating all the prime numbers between 1 and a user given boundary. Typing in a ridiculously large number (I tried 1,000,000) does work, but takes a while! |
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