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davyne*dutchess
06-02-03, 08:13 PM
Rewriting the included binary procedure using registers for mid, first, and last. Add comments to clarify the registers' usage.

extras:
-place values into a table
-run with 50 numbers (random array possibly)
-run comparison drill

AntonK
06-02-03, 10:59 PM
Are we no longer asking for help on this site? Or posting some of our own ideas? Are we simply posting our assignments and asking someone to do them for us? 'tis wrong me thinks.

No help shall come from these fingers.

-AntonK

testify
06-02-03, 11:07 PM
I completely agree with you there Anton. Even if I could help, I wouldn't. I think people have gotten the wrong idea about help on this forum. They are beginning to think that everything will be done for them and they don't even have to make an attempt solving the problems. To those people: This kind of behavior will not help you learn!

SG-N
06-03-03, 07:00 AM
Right.... no more codes should be given.
However, we can give ideas!

davyne*dutchess
06-04-03, 03:27 AM
Smart nor rude comments are not needed nor appreciated. Unless you know the facts, move on to the next post. My group and I, have developed this code to an hault. So, if you had decided to ask what we had come up with than that would be that. If we were asking for a full procedure than we would certainly not look here. We were looking for other intelligent people like ourselves to help continue to guide us in the right direction.
And to the person who decided to comment without a clue about the procedure, find something better to do than jumping on the band wagon.


thanks for the support:D

SG-N
06-04-03, 04:02 AM
The problem is not your code or the fact that it's a simple/hard problem (your first problem was easy to solve). But if you read the first post of this thread, you will understand what's the problem! You just put a file with the code and the "teacher's question". That's not "your" question about a special fact. That sounds like a "here is THE problem, solve it!" and not "here WE have a problem, can you help us?".
We can help you, but we will not make your program. :m:

daktaklakpak
06-06-03, 09:17 PM
Pick some unused registers and add some push and pop and you are done. What's the hard part?