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[dirbax]

Hi , is it possible to transform the following code to math

int F( int n )
{
int r=0;
int mid=n/2;
for( int i=0 ; i<n ; i++)
{
if( i<mid) r+=1 ;
if( i==mid) r*=2 ;
if( i>mid) r=pow(r,3) ;
}
return r ;
}

and is this correct ? www.dirbax.com/inventions/dimd-dynamic-intelligent-mathematical-design-/practical-example-1.html

thanks

[aswoods]

Your C code will only work for a tiny range of values, and I would replace "pow" with r*r*r

[dirbax]

Thanks astwoods , would you mind to explain me how did you find it ?

[dirbax]

What about this function


int F( int n , int a, int b )
{
int r=0;
int mid=(a+b)/2;
for( int i=0 ; i<n ; i+=2, mid++)
{
if( i<mid ) r++ ;
if( i<mid && i>a ) r-- ;
if( i==mid ) r=r/2 ;
if( i>mid || i<b ) r=sqrt(r) ;
}
return r ;
}

[laracroft]

Hi Dirbax,
Me Laracroft,
I read your post and found no incompatibility converting code to math.
Only change you should do is change the type of variable int r to long r.
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