Re:Introduction to Algorithms, Fourth Edition – The MIT Press
by dragontamer on Tuesday November 30, 2021 @12:15PM
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Oh, its just a throw-away sentence about infinite sequences / sums, and the usage of lim x->infinity to solve that kind of problem.
The bulk of that section is about distributive property of summations, sum_A(foo) + sum_B(foo) == sum_AorB(foo) + sum_AandB(foo), and other such properties.
Its a primer on the mathematics of programming, which is almost entirely discrete mathematics. There's no integral or derivative in that section!
The bulk of that section is about distributive property of summations, sum_A(foo) + sum_B(foo) == sum_AorB(foo) + sum_AandB(foo), and other such properties.
Its a primer on the mathematics of programming, which is almost entirely discrete mathematics. There's no integral or derivative in that section!