You sound logical. Coz all it depends upon the user. Thanks for your feed back and help.Originally Posted by Norm
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Re: Input in a two Dimensional Array.
You sound logical. Coz all it depends upon the user. Thanks for your feed back and help.
Re: Input in a two Dimensional Array.
No user can compete with a computer for speed.all it depends upon the user.
Re: Input in a two Dimensional Array.
Depends upon the scenarios. If it's the writing speed, for sure no user can. But if it's learning speed, computer can't (Again depends if an algorithm is specified for a computer to do so). Well this discussion is not actually our part, i agree with your comment for particular scenario.
Re: Input in a two Dimensional Array.
What does your post have to do with a user typing input into a computer????
Re: Input in a two Dimensional Array.
Further processing, like i've my algorithm to input the number of answers(For now working on integers) to a robot and to save them for further processing. Related to AI
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