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Rxjava operator (ii) transforming observables In the previous article, we learned how to create a observable, and just creating a observable might not be enough to meet some complex scenarios, so we would probably need to convert the created observable install some sort of rule to launch the data. In this article we will look at how to convert observable First, Buffer As the name implies, what the buffer operator does is to cache the data as it is in

Dancing with elephants: transforming to IBM (version 2nd) Author: Xu Zheng [Translator's introduction] book series name: New economy must read series Press: Machinery Industry Press ISBN: 9787111412991 mounting Date: April 2013 publication date: Opening: 16 open pages: 272 versions: 2-1 category: More About Economic Management "dancing with elephants: introduction to the document "transforming to IBM (versi

Words from Cubestime limit:unknown msmemory limit:65536kbthis problem would be judged onCodeforcesgym. Original id:100735h64-bit integer IO format: %i64d Java class name: (any) Informikas was cleaning he drawers while he found a toy of his childhood. Well, it's not just a toy, it's a bunch of cubes with letters and digits written on them.Informikas remembers that he could has make any word he could think of using these

Let's imagine that ' re playing the following simple computer game. The screen displays n lined-up cubes. Each of the cube is painted one of M colors. You is allowed to delete the more than K cubes (that does not necessarily go one after another). After that, the remaining cubes joins together (so, the gaps is closed) and the system counts the score. The number o

Problem description gives a continuous integer and calculates the sum of squares of all even numbers and the sum of all odd numbers. The input data contains multiple groups of test instances. Each group of test instances contains a row consisting of two integers, M and N. Output for each group of input data, the output line should contain two integers x and y, indicating the sum of the squares of all the even numbers in the continuous integer of the segment and the sum of all the odd numbers of

Place different colors on the six sides of the cube. To achieve the mixed color effect, you can add a color before each line by referring to the Code in front of the cube. The Code is as follows: # Include Effect OpenGL path (7) add rich colors to cubes

Many people seem to think that compiz must have emerland, but in fact, it is not necessary. Compiz + gnome is a good choice, which is practical and gorgeous.Compiz needs a graphics card driver, which is generally not a problem (don't forget this is a very new cent). If you have a problem, find another tutorial to solve it. This tutorial assumes that your graphics card is supported by default.If you have not installed the rpmfusion source, install it first. There are many methods. I will not talk

In the following task, you will browse the Analysis Services tutorial cube and each of its dimensions to determine the type of change that needs to be performed to improve the functionality of the cube. Browse deployed cubes Click"Customer"Tab or double-click Solution Explorer's"Dimension"Node"Customer"Switch to the dimension designer of the customer dimension, and click"Browser"Tab. The "province/city/Autonomous Region name-regi

Tags: blog Io OS for SP on 2014 log BS Question: given a positive integer N, find the smallest positive integer (x, y) of y that satisfies n = x ^ 3-y ^ 3 ). Analysis: number theory, divide and conquer. X ^ 3-y ^ 3 = (x-y) (x ^ 2 + xy + y ^ 2 ); Because both X and Y are positive integers and x> Y, x ^ 3-y ^ 3> (x-y) (3Y ^ 3 ); Because N is 1 ~ Both 10000 (x-y) and (x ^ 2 + xy + y ^ 2) are 1 ~ An integer within 10000; So, 0 ≤ y ≤ 60, and then the second Integer Range (Y, Y + 10000) is X. N

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I forwarded the post here http://dong2008hong.blog.163.com/blog/static/4696882720140294039205/The original posts do not know the addressI've simply put it down here. Write useless, translated into ChineseA picture making 360 cubic (6 sides) panorama首先将图划分为格子 注意必须格子的宽高必须为2的幂（248,...256,512,1024这样）格子最少数量不能少于 宽3* 高4And then look at this picture is actually a cube of six sides notice this, the same color of the circle means that they will be next to each other, that is, you should be the same color

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1. Title Description: Click to open the link2. Problem-Solving ideas: The use of two-way search solution. Bidirectional lookups are generally used to find the sum of a number of numbers equal to a fixed value. The general method is to divide the number of n into two parts: 1~N/2 and N/2+1 to N, and then enumerate all the possible results of the two parts, and finally use the binary search to see if the results of the first part exist in the second part. The subject is also to find some number an

Title Address: Anya and CubesWhen the game didn't even think of halfway through the meeting law ... This problem is also belong to think of a very simple series.Halfway through the law is also called binary search. is to deal with the first half, store the results, process the second half, and then match the first half of the stored results.The code is as follows:#include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include using namespace STD;#define LL __int64#define PI ACOs

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All 6 sides of a cube are to becoated with paint. Each side is coated uniformly with one color. When a selectionof n different colors of paint is available, how many different cubes can youmake? Note that any two cubes are onlyto be called "different" if it is not possible to rotate the one before such a position that it appears with the same coloring as the other. Input Each line of the input filecontain

Strategizing DB2-transforming from Oracle O M (the first choice for database O M workers)Basic InformationAuthor: Wang feipeng Wang fuguo Liu xusun Yue [Translator's introduction]Series name: dancing DB2 SeriesPress: Electronic Industry PressISBN: 9787121177439Mounting time:Published on: February 1, August 2012Start: 16Page number: 480Version: 1-1Category: ComputerMore about "" and "strategizing DB2 -- transform