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D. J. Kerfoot has written: 'Engendering work'
J Cole.
right now the ones ppl discovered are : Sakura: D,V,A,D,^,A Temari:D,>,A,D,^,J Gaara:D,V,J,D,^,J Deidara(in bird mode):D,V,J,D Sasuke:D,^,J,D^A Shino:D,^,A,D,V,J,d Kakashi:A,D,V,J Sasori:A,D,A,J Naruto:D,J,A, D,V,J,A,D
the only hellmoves that i found out are sakura's, garra's and temari's, becuz their hellmoves are still the same from the last versionsakura: DVA, D^Agarra: DVJ, D^Jtemari: D>A, D^J --- I found out kakashi : A, D, Down, Jump (please dont spoil it)
Gaara: D v J (wait until the spikes appear) D ^ J Temari: D </> A (wait until the triple whirlwinds appear) D ^ J Naruto: D v J A D Diedara (birdmode): D v J D Jiraiya: D </> A (when the needles appear) J
Davis :D>J+D>J+D^A
D. J. D. Hickman has written: 'The \\'
To find the height a block can be raised using 490 J of work, we can use the formula for work: ( W = F \cdot d ), where ( W ) is work, ( F ) is force (weight of the block), and ( d ) is the distance (height raised). Rearranging the formula gives ( d = \frac{W}{F} ). Substituting the values, we have ( d = \frac{490 , \text{J}}{7 , \text{N}} = 70 , \text{m} ). Therefore, the block can be raised 70 meters.
where ever do you want to assign two or more variable in for loop or you want to check two or more condition or increment or decrement two or more variable you can use the comma(,) factor in for loop. EX:- for(i=0;i<=5;i++) { j=5; printf("%d",j); j--; } instead of above code you can do as below EX:- for(i=0,j=5;i<=5;i++,j--) { printf("%d",j); }
D. J. Brown has written: 'The pyrimidines'
#includevoid f1(int a[]);int a1[2][2],a2[2][2];int i,j;void main(){for(i=0;i