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Project Euler: Problem 4
Time for another Project Euler problem: read full post
Visual Studio color schemes
Is it me, or can any piece of code be made to look better simply by viewing it in the correct color scheme? read full post
Project Euler: Problem 3
Taking on the next Project Euler problem: read full post
Project Euler: Problem 2
Tackling another Project Euler problem: read full post
Project Euler: Problem 1
As a way of challenging myself, I though a good project which will keep me occupied for the next year (and probably beyond that) would be to take a crack at Project Euler. Project Euler provides a series of problems which can be solved through a combination of math and programming skills. The problems range from difficult to extremely difficult and they tend to lean more towards math than towards programming, so most of them will probably be out of my league, but I’ll find that out as I go along. I’ll also be exclusively using F# and C# to solve the problems, as these are my favorite languages and I would like to learn new things in them. read full post
Happy new year!
A very happy new year to all 9 unique visitors to my blog! read full post
A brainfuck interpreter in C#
You know you’re spending your nights correctly if it’s suddenly 1:30 in the morning and you’ve just spent the last several hours not only writing a brainfuck interpreter, but also programs in brainfuck for that interpreter. For the uninitiated, brainfuck is a minimalistic toy language which is both amusing and completely unpractical (although is it Turing-complete). read full post