The final boss has been defeated!

At last our final project is finished! It was very interesting to make the code, and to make it run properly. My partner Sergio Iriarte and I decided to program a little game, this was because we both like video games and it sound fun to make a game. It felt more like an achievement. […]

Babilonian oh-oh! (#WSQ10)

Before the assignment, I didn’t know about the Babylonian Method to calculate the square root of a number. It was hard to understand, but with this tutorial (Eric Buffington) I could comprehend a bit. Here is my code: Thanks for reading.

Survey! (Quiz week 14)

For this quiz we had to do an evaluation of our teacher Ken. I really want to thank him for the new experience he gave us of his way of teaching. I actually like that method because it helps me with my will force. Not only that, it helps me realize how responsible I am. Thanks Ken […]

Lots of Problems (Quiz week 9)

This quiz was veeeery long. There were 10 problems, but we only had to do 8 problems. 1. Escribe el función distancia cual recibe 4 números (x1, y1, x2, y2) cuales representan dos puntos en espacio (x1,y1) y (x2,y2). El método debe regresar la distancia entre los dos puntos. Recuerda que el valor cuadrada del […]

Distance (Quiz week 9)

The assignment of the quiz was to ask for two coordinates and calculate the distance between them. It needed to have floats and a function as well. This problem was very easy, because in school they made me calculate the distance a lot of times. I only add the math library (<cmath>) because I elevate to […]

THE List -.-‘! (WSQ07)

What a way to give me stress! This task gave me a lot of problems, because it was the first time for me to use arrays, and I looked it in the textbook of the course but didn’t help that much. Then I looked for arrays in the net. I found a tutorial of arrays that explains what […]

Fibonacci is awesome!

My mom always told me about the Fibonacci patterns in nature and how beautiful they are as well that it is so interesting that it’s all mathematics! I’ve found a TED talk that explain in a very easy way to understand the Fibonacci series. I recommend you to watch it. The quiz today was precisely […]

WSQ06.Factorial-lml.

More loops!! Haha I actually forgot how to do some loops, but thanks to Sergio, I could remember that exist the loop of DO. The assignment  was to ask the user a non-negative number to find its factorial number. It doesn’t specify if it has to be done as a function or not, but I decided […]