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How do I make d = function(x,y)
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are In
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Aligning function arguments in “algorithm” environment.Good way to “ensure” a return valueIs it possible to have connecting loop lines (like algorithm2e) in algorithmic?How to make color from the table Ruffini - Horner Algoritms?Description of algorithm in wordsHow can I typeset function names as they appear in algorithmic environments?How to format a pseudocode algorithmCreating sub-algorithmsUsing Leftbar in an algorithm table where am i going wrong?How to use chapter number in algorithm numbering in Latex
I am using the algorithm package and read it knowing there is function to use. I want to make my output look like:
Function d = dotproduct(x,y). How can I accomplish this?
And this is what I have so far
Function par-dot-prodx,y
algorithms
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I am using the algorithm package and read it knowing there is function to use. I want to make my output look like:
Function d = dotproduct(x,y). How can I accomplish this?
And this is what I have so far
Function par-dot-prodx,y
algorithms
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I am using the algorithm package and read it knowing there is function to use. I want to make my output look like:
Function d = dotproduct(x,y). How can I accomplish this?
And this is what I have so far
Function par-dot-prodx,y
algorithms
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I am using the algorithm package and read it knowing there is function to use. I want to make my output look like:
Function d = dotproduct(x,y). How can I accomplish this?
And this is what I have so far
Function par-dot-prodx,y
algorithms
algorithms
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