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   • What are examples of Symbolic Programming?

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     Answered Sep 21, 2010 · 4 votes

     The book Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming, Case Studies in Common Lisp by Peter Norvig is useful in this context.

     The book describes in detail symbolic AI programming with Common Lisp.

     The examples are in the domain of Computer Algebra, solving mathematical tasks, game playing, compiler implementation and more.

     Soon there will be another fun book: The Land of Lisp by Conrad Barski.

     Generally there are a lot of possible applications of Symbolic Programming:

     • natural language question answering
     • natural language story generation
     • planning in logistics
     • computer algebra
     • fault diagnosis of technical systems
     • description of catalogs of things and matching
     • game playing
     • scene understaning
     • configuration of technical things

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   • What are examples of practical usage of x86 processor interrupt flag?

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     Answered Aug 19, 2015 · 4 votes

     A typical scenario e.g. in DOS programming is where you disable interrupts before you modify the interrupt handler table and reenable interrupts when you are done.

     If interrupts were allowed to occur when you were modifying the table, you wouldn't know if the old or the new handler address (or half of each) was going to be used.

     You can also have situations where you want to disable interrupts within an interrupt handler itself to prevent it from being called again while you are servicing the pending interrupt.

     Non-maskable interrupts are generally ones that occur regardless of the current status of the interrupt flag - I don't recall having ever had to deal with those.

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   • What are (examples of) non-idempotent sequences of idempotent HTTP methods?

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     Answered Nov 18, 2018 · 1 votes

     I've the same question and I think the point is in "A sequence is idempotent if [...] is not changed by a reexecution of all, or part, of that sequence.".

     So a squence defined by: R := { "PUT /test", "DELETE /test", "GET /test" } could give different results if a subset of request are reexecuted, despite of the fact that for each request r ∈ R will have the same side effects of N identical reexecutions of r.

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   • What are some of the examples of Expressions?

     Expression is a combination of terms that are combined by using mathematical operations such as subtraction, addition, multiplication, and division.

     • A constant is a fixed numerical value.
     • A variable is a symbol that does not have a fixed value.
     • A constant, a single variable, or a combination of a variable and a constant combined with multiplication or division is defined as a Term.

     Types of Expressions 

     There are three types of expressions: 

     Arithmetic Expression: This is the expression that includes only numbers and mathematical operators such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division. 

     Example: 80-5 x 2, 20+5, 85 – 25 …

     Fractional Expression: This is the expression that includes fractional numbers and mathematical operators .. 

     Example: 6/4 – 5/2 , 20/10 +25/2 etc 

     Algebraic Expression: This is the expression that Contains variables, numbers, and mathematical operators.

     Example: 3x + 12y , 5x + 5y etc.....

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   • What are examples of when seq_along works, but seq produces unintended results?

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     This should make the difference clear. Basically, seq() acts like seq_along() except when passed a vector of length 1, in which case it acts like seq_len(). If this ever once bites you, you'll never use seq() again!

     a <- c(8, 9, 10)b <- c(9, 10)c <- 10seq_along(a)# [1] 1 2 3seq_along(b)# [1] 1 2seq_along(c)# [1] 1seq(a)# [1] 1 2 3seq(b)# [1] 1 2seq(c)# [1] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

     It's probably worth noting that sample() exhibits similarly crummy behavior:

     sample(a)# [1] 10 8 9sample(b)# [1] 9 10sample(c)# [1] 8 7 9 3 4 1 6 10 2 5

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   What is the formula for summation of numbers in a series?

   • We need to use the formula for the summation of numbers in a series, Sn = n 2[2a + (n − 1) d] S n = n 2 [ 2 a + ( n − 1) d] , where Sn S n is the sum of all the numbers in the series, a a is the first number in the series, n n is the total numbers in a series, d d is the constant difference between all the consecutive numbers in the series.

   Find the sum of – 64, – 66, – 68, ...., – 100.(a) - Vedantu

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   How do I get a summation from a sumifs formula?

   • SUMIFS (D5:D11,B5:B11,Countries)+SUMIFS (H5:H11,F5:F11,Countries): Returns the summation of the two values gained from the two SUMIFS formula. Activate cell C13. Press the Enter key to get the result (see the screenshot below).

   Excel SUMIFS with Multiple Sum Ranges and Multiple Criteria

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   How to sum cells in Excel?

   • Activate it by pressing Alt + = on your keyboard. Excel will automatically select the range of cells you want to sum up. You can customize the range by clicking and dragging, or using the arrow keys. Once the range is selected, hit Enter and Excel will calculate the sum.

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   How to add a sum in Excel?

   • Just highlight the cells you want to add up then press Alt + = on your keyboard. Excel will automatically insert the SUM function and calculate the total. To adjust or edit the calculation, simply double-click the cell containing the formula. You can also use this shortcut with entire columns or rows by selecting the header cell and using Alt + =.

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3. coefficient.io › excel-tutorials › sumifsHow to Use the SUMIFS Function in Excel With Multiple Criteria

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   3 days ago · In this example, you’d use the formula as follows: =SUMIFS (C4:C21,A4:A21,F7) Remember, you can use a single or multiple criteria to do a conditional summation operation on your data set using the SUMIFS function in Excel. Wildcards and comparison operators only add another level of granularity and flexibility.

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   4 days ago · Go to the cell where you want to insert the result (cell C13 in our case). To sum up the Sales values, type the formula: =SUMIFS(D5:D11,B5:B11,"USA",D5:D11,">=1500")+SUMIFS(H5:H11,F5:F11,"Canada",H5:H11,">=1300") We can see the formula in the Formula Bar of the image below.

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6. www.geeksforgeeks.org › sum-and-difference-identitiesSum and Difference Formulas and Identities in Trigonometry

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   4 days ago · Solved Examples on Sum and Difference Formulas. Example 1: Prove the triple angle formulae of sine and cosine functions using the sum and difference formulae. sin 3A = 3 sin A – 4 sin 3 A; cos 3A = 4 cos 3 A – 3 cos A; Solution: To Prove: sin 3A = 3 sin A – 4 sin 3 A. sin 3A = sin (2A + A) [sin (A + B) = sin A cos B + cos A sin B]

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   2 days ago · A pop-up box will appear. Select your criteria range(s) and criteria value(s) for the SUMIFS formula. Press Enter or Tab to complete the formula. It will automatically sum your data based on your criteria. The total sum will be in the cell that was active. Using this shortcut key is easy and efficient.

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   5 days ago · We need to use the formula for the summation of numbers in a series, Sn = n 2[2a + (n − 1) d] S n = n 2 [ 2 a + ( n − 1) d] , where Sn S n is the sum of all the numbers in the series, a a is the first number in the series, n n is the total numbers in a series, d d is the constant difference between all the consecutive numbers in the series.

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10. devcodef1.com › news › 1281739Calculating Summation Polynomials for n = 10: A Comparison of ...

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    19 hours ago · However, when it is available, it can provide a more straightforward and efficient way to calculate the summation. On the other hand, the general method can be applied to any polynomial, but it may require more calculations and can be more time-consuming. We have discussed two methods for calculating the summation of polynomials for n = 10.

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    4 days ago · Solved Examples of Differentiation and Integration Formula. What is Differentiation? Differentiation is a method to find the instantaneous rate of change of a function or curve with respect to other quantities.