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Analogue Clock Timezone Abbreviation Tutorial
Yesterday’s C++ X11 Analogue Clock Timezone Tutorial got us interested in timezone abbreviations, such as AEST, around here, for “Australian Eastern Standard Time”. We decided to incorporate this extra layer of data knowledge into our repository for inhouse timezone functionality, … Continue reading
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Tagged abbreviation, analogue clock, animation, C++, clock, command line, g++, gcc, GNU, Mac, Mac OS X, macOS, programming, Terminal, timezone, tutorial, window, X11
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Fibonacci and Golden Ratio Primer Tutorial
Wow! Never knew that C (with a recursive function) could be translated to Javascript so easily. That is, if the C is not full of pointer syntax that is, as Javascript is not like C with respect to its close … Continue reading
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Tagged C++, fibonacci, game, games, golden ratio, HTML, Javascript, mathematics, programming, recursion, tutorial
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