Writing programs for sorting of a given set of numbers is one of the common programming tasks. Various types of sorting techniques like selection sort, inserting sort and quick sort are quite popular. Here C code for Quick sort is being presented. Here, in each iteration the array is subdivided into 2 arrays, and hence [...]
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5 Reasons why China will rule the tech
Posted by Saurabh on July 20th, 2010
China’s relentless focus on science and technology could ultimately lead it to become the world leader in technology. In China, the labor pool is getting increasingly sophisticated, the leadership is focused on innovation, and the country is adopting policies to pressure U.S. firms into transferring their technology.
The country’s focus on science and technology may [...]
C Code for Bubble Sort
Posted by Saurabh on July 19th, 2010
Searching and sorting have been popular operations in elementry data structures. Although now a days many advanced sorting techniques are used to sort a set of data, the basic sorting methods are still popular and are the used frequently. Here C code for bubble sort is given. The algorithm for bubble sort is quite simple. [...]
C Code for Selection Sort
Posted by Saurabh on July 18th, 2010
Searching and sorting have been popular operations in elementry data structures. Although now a days many advanced sorting techniques are used to sort a set of data, the basic sorting methods are still popular and are the used frequently. Here C code for selection sort is given. The algorithm for selection sort is quite simple. [...]
ROILA, a New Spoken Language Designed for Robots
Posted by Saurabh on July 18th, 2010
Eindhoven University of Technology researchers are developing the Robot Interaction Language (ROILA), a spoken language for robots that is meant to be easy for people to learn and easy for robots to understand. ROILA features simple, regular grammar and includes nouns, verbs, adverbs, adjectives, and pronouns.
ROILA uses an algorithm-generated vocabulary of about 850 words, which [...]
