My aim is true.

02 August 2006

A recurring thought

It seems to me that maybe
It pretty much always means no
So don't tell me you might just let it go
And often times we're lazy
It seems to stand in my way
Cause no one no not no one
Likes to be let down
It seems to me that maybe
It pretty much always means no
So don't tell me you might just let it go
~Jack Johnson, Flake

I want to swim away but don't know how
Sometimes it feels just like I'm falling in the ocean
Let the waves up take me down
Let the hurricane set in motion
Let the rain of what I feel right now come down
Let the rain come down
~Blue October, Into the Ocean

Why am I thinking of such things?
I guess it's time for Allison to do some sorting.

3 Comments:

Blogger jeremy said...

There are three important things to remember when sorting.
Three Things:
1. The difference between a stack and queue
Stack: FILO or LIFO
Queue: FIFO or LILO
2. You will never do better than O(n log n) - pronounced "Big O of n log n" - so you can stop trying. Which means:
3. Binary Tree sort is probably your best option, though a little messier to code. Since you're just starting out, I recommend trying a simpler sorting algorithm, such as a bubble or insertion sort. Best o' luck.

23:27

 
Blogger FPrince said...

Brain beginning to compute: Now.
Brain realizing that this is math and completely the wrong season and wrong brain to be sorting such math: Now.
Brain remembering that great Jack Johnson toon "do do do do dodo do do...it pretty much always means no...": Now.

00:35

 
Blogger FPrince said...

and that sorting clip is random at best.

I LOVE IT!

23:48

 

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