41: Sample Tree Code: loop detection - Richard Buckland UNSW 2008

detecting fixed points in von neumann's simple random number generator. data structure revision. using trees. implementing a very simple tree.

Talk about the anagram lab exercise.

Improving the UNSW 89019 microprocessor. CISC and RISC design. Using memory segments to be able to address more memory.

The bicycle wheel puzzle. Simulation - a neat and simple way to solve complicated problems when you can't be bothered to use/can't rely upon/have completely lost your ability to do complex maths accurately.

mentioned for no apparent reason: GUNNS Limited, Edgar Allen Poe.

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[garethmcdaid]

This should be show on tv

[Starcraftmazter]

I remember that!

[jhamien920]

Very nice. Very important points to remember.

[labobo]

lol

@0:14:27

"is it plugged in?! what sort of idiot do you think i am"

[0121ryanh117]

Thanks, Binary trees are making sense to me now!