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Tutorials | video Tutorials 　　58th Quarter:"Naruto" Cartoon head production (6) 　　Course Objectives: Create Naruto title animation 　　Lesson points: use flash MX 2004 to produce "Naruto" animated cartoon head, this example is divided into six episodes, this is the sixth section. At the same time provide the FLA source file download, convenient for everyone to learn and reference. Watch Tutorials: [ Full screen view ] (6.79MB)　　(Flash Player 7.0 or late

Tutorials | video Tutorials 　　55th Quarter:"Naruto" Cartoon Head production (3) 　　Course Objectives: Create Naruto title animation 　　Lesson points: use flash MX 2004 to produce "Naruto" animated cartoon head, this example is divided into six episodes, this is the third section. At the same time provide the FLA source file download, convenient for everyone to learn and reference. Watch Tutorials: [ Full screen view ] (8.53MB)　　(Flash Player 7.0 or late

Tutorials | video Tutorials 　　52nd Quarter:"Machine Cat" cartoon head production (6) 　　Course Objectives: Making machine cat title animation 　　Lesson points: use Flash MX 2004 to make "Robot cat" cartoon head, this example is divided into six episodes, this is the sixth section. At the same time provide the FLA source file download, convenient for everyone to learn and reference. Watch Tutorials: [ Full screen view ] (4.62MB)　　(Flash Player 7.0 or lat

Tutorials | video Tutorials 　　47th Quarter:"Machine Cat" cartoon head production (1) 　　Course Objectives: Making machine cat title animation 　　Lesson points: use Flash MX 2004 to make "Robot cat" cartoon head, this example is divided into six sets, this is the first section. At the same time provide the FLA source file download, convenient for everyone to learn and reference. Watch Tutorials: [ Full screen view ] (2.94MB)　　(Flash Player 7.0 or later m

Tutorials | video Tutorials 　　67th Quarter: Happy Birthday to You (2) 　　Course Objectives: make "Happy Birthday" greeting card 　　Lesson points: use Flash MX 2004 to make birthday cards. The example tutorial is a total of four sections, which is the second section. At the same time provide the FLA source file download, convenient for everyone to learn and reference. Watch Tutorials: [ Full screen view ] (3.39MB)　　(Flash Player 7.0 or later must be inst

Tutorials | video Tutorials 　　64th Quarter: Computer newspaper title production (6) 　　Course Objectives: make a computer newspaper title animation 　　Lesson points: use Flash MX 2004 to make a computer newspaper cartoon head, this example is divided into seven episodes, this is the sixth section. At the same time provide the FLA source file download, convenient for everyone to learn and reference. Watch Tutorials: [ Full screen view ] (6.17MB)　　(Flash

Tutorials | video Tutorials 　　Section 91st: Tangram Interactive Games (1) 　　Course Objectives: making Tangram Interactive games 　　Lesson points: use flash MX 2004 to develop Tangram interactive games. Divided into four sets of explanations, this is the first episode, while providing the FLA source file download, convenient for everyone to learn and reference. Watch Tutorials: [ Full screen view ] (1.79MB)　　(Flash Player 7.0 or later must be installed,

bases of $ V $; (2) set $ W $ to $ \ SCRA $-invariant subspaces, $ A_1, A_2, \ cdots, a_n \ In \ BBP, \ A_1 \ NEQ 0 $, and the vector $ \ Bex \ Beta = A_1 \ Al + A_2 \ SCRA (\ Al) + \ cdots + a_n \ SCRA ^ {n-1} (\ Al) \ in W, \ EEx $ then $ W = V $. Proof: (1) set $ \ Bex K_0 \ Al + k_1 \ SCRA (\ Al) + \ cdots + K _ {n-1} \ SCRA ^ {n-1} (\ Al) = 0, \ EEx $ with $ \ SCRA $ Action $ N-2 $ Times found $ K_0 \ SCRA ^ {n-1} (\ Al) = 0 $. since $ \ SCRA ^ {n-1} (\ Al) = 0 $, we have $ K_0 = 0 $. in

Score Conversion Time Limit: 2000/1000 MS (Java/others) memory limit: 65536/32768 K (Java/Others)Total submission (s): 75179 accepted submission (s): 33050Problem description: enter a percentage t to convert the score to the corresponding level. The specific conversion rules are as follows: 90 ~ 100 is; 80 ~ 89 is B; 70 ~ 79 is C; 60 ~ 69 is D; 0 ~ 59 is E; input data contains multiple groups, each of which occupies one row and is composed of an integer. Output outputs a row of input data for ea

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, representing the number of Martian fingers (1 Output descriptionOutput DescriptionThe output has only one row, and this line contains n integers, indicating the order in which the changed Martian fingers are arranged. Each of the two adjacent numbers is separated by a space and cannot have extra spaces.Sample inputSample Input531 2 3) 4 5It's not too hard to change the whole line of code.Code implementation:#include int n,m,q[30000],s[30000];BOOL v[30000];void Dfs (int x) {if (x==n) {m--;if (!

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) { for(inti =1; I 0; }}src[ -];structfish{intcnt,num[Ten];voidRead () {scanf("%d", cnt); for(inti =0; I scanf("%d", num[i]), ++num[i]; }}fish[max];intEdges,s,t;Long LongKintFishes Matrix Quickpower (Matrix A,Long LongY) {Matrix re (points,points); for(inti =1; I 1; while(y) {if(y1) Re = re * A; A = a * A; Y >>=1; }returnRe;}intMain () {Cin>> points >> edges >> s >> t >> K; ++s,++t; MatrixMap(points,points); for(intX,y,i =1; I scanf("%d%d", x,y); ++x,++y;Map. num[x][y] =Map. num[y][x]

closest to the roadside (i.e. the first row).Now given the size of a peanut field and the distribution of peanuts, in the limited time, how many can the maximum number of peanuts to be harvested? Note that it is possible that only some of the plants have peanuts under them, assuming that the number of peanuts under these plants varies.For example, in the Peanut field shown in Figure 2, there are peanuts in the plants (2, 5), (3, 7), (4, 2), (5, 4), respectively, 13, 7, 15, 9. Along the route of

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Title Link: BZOJ-2004Problem analysisSee the topic is not at all. He immediately looked at the Ben of God's men.Because of the pCode#include 　　[Bzoj 2004] [Hnoi2010] Bus bus line "pressure dp + matrix multiplication"

Many people may learn how to make the link text change with the mouse clicking status. This is the effect of css. Maybe you only know how to set a state, such as placing the mouse over the text, the text turns red. However, the whole page is so uniform, but there is no way to have a variety of effects on a page? For example, there are two text links on the page. We think one of them is red when the mouse is placed, and the other is yellow. The answer is yes. Only a few lines of code are required

The main topic: give some words, and some sentences, when and only if the sentence can be divided into a substring can be translated by the dictionary, it means that the substring can be translated. The longest prefix length that can be translated.Idea: Use the trie tree to brush the array, the longest can be brushed is the longest place to translate the string.PS: On the Bzoj trie incredibly faster than AC automata, my slag code to brush to the first article ...CODE:#include Bzoj 1212 Hnoi