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Powerball Number Pick Counts XML Tutorial
We’re starting a … public data source … repository based … XML … data based … Ajax … driven (and thanks to W3Schools here, for the XML XPath basis in code) … clientside web application … outputting, in this first … Continue reading
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Tagged Ajax, chance, count, counts, data, data.gov, Google Charts, histogram, Javascript, mathematics, number, odds, pie chart, powerball, probability, public data, public data repository, repository, XML, xpath
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HTML/Javascript Ahead of the Odds Game Tutorial
Are you feeling lucky? You can test how you feel, in a mathematical sense, by playing our “Ahead of the Odds” game today. Call me a dren, dern, dnre, dner, rend, rned, rnde, enrd, edrn, endr, nrde, ndre, nder … … Continue reading
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Tagged games, HTML, Javascript, mathematics, odds, probability, programming, tutorial
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