That is horrid grammar/spelling.
I can only assume this question should read "How can girls make their throats numb?"
Novacain, ice, and/or extreme prolonged vibrations (from, say, a back massager)
However, all pose health risks. Don't try to make your throats numb!
#include<stdio.h> #include<conio.h> int main () { int num; printf("enter the number"); scanf("%d",&num); if(num<0) num=(-1)*num; printf("absolute value=%d",num); getch(); return 0; }
swap(&grades[num],&grades[num+1]); what it make in a program?
unsigned binary_to_gray (unsigned num) { return num ^ (num >> 1); } unsigned gray_to_binary (unsigned num) { /* note: assumes num is no more than 32-bits in length */ num ^= (num >> 16); num ^= (num >> 8); num ^= (num >> 4); num ^= (num >> 2); num ^= (num >> 1); return num ; }
click num lock to make numbers avdable click again to disable numbers on the key board
Yes it does.
num num num
// num = the highest number to start with final int num = 5; // Go through each value from num through 1. for (int n = num; n > 0; --n) { // For each value, print each value from num all the way down to the value. for (int m = num; m >= n; --m) { System.out.print(m); System.out.print(' '); } }
In simple Python code: def convertToAngle(num): while True: if num < 0: num = 360 - num elif num > 360: num -= 360 else: break return num
patches,nugget,num nums,pip squeak,and jilly are girls and the boys are chunk, Mr.quiggles,winkie,and scoodles.
#include<iostream> #include<sstream> #include<exception> std::string decimal_to_roman (unsigned num) { std::stringstream ss {}; while (num>0) { if (num>10000) throw std::range_error ( "ERROR: decimal_to_roman (unsigned num) [num is out of range]"); else if (num==10000) { ss<<"[M]"; num-=10000; } else if (num>=9000) { ss<<"[CM]"; num-=9000; } else if (num>=5000) { ss<<"[D]"; num-=5000; } else if (num>=4000) { ss<<"[CD]"; num-=4000; } else if (num>=1000) { ss<<"M"; num-=1000; } else if (num>=900) { ss<<"CM"; num-=900; } else if (num>=500) { ss<<"D"; num-=500; } else if (num>=400) { ss<<"CD"; num-=400; } else if (num>=100) { ss<<"C"; num-=100; } else if (num>=90) { ss<<"XC"; num-=90; } else if (num>=50) { ss<<"L"; num-=50; } else if (num>=40) { ss<<"XL"; num-=40; } else if (num>=10) { ss<<"X"; num-=10; } else if (num==9) { ss<<"IX"; num-=9; } else if (num>=5) { ss<<"V"; num-=5; } else if (num==4) { ss<<"IV"; num-=4; } else if (num>=1) { ss<<"I"; num-=1; } } return ss.str(); } int main (void) { for (unsigned n=1; n<=10000; ++n) { try { std::cout << n << "\t = " << decimal_to_roman(n) << std::endl; } catch (std::range_error& e) { std::cerr<<e.what()<<std::endl; break; } } }
Divide num and denom by their HCF
turn the "num lock" off.