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Abhishek Ghosh
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Prove that "If $L$ is a context-free language, is $\overline{L}$ also context-free?" is undecidable
Sep 2 '21
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Why does page size affect page table size?
Jul 5 '21
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Can reading a value of a variable kill the definition of the variable?
Apr 18 '21
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Can a non deterministic finite automaton go into infinite loop?
Sep 2 '21
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Logic behind choosing the exponent bias as $2^7 -1$ instead of $2^7$ in $32$ bits IEEE-754 floating point representation
Nov 5 '20
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Difficulty in understanding the proof of the lemma : "Matroids exhibit the optimal-substructure property"
Jul 7 '20
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Analysis of a calculation of expected number of collisions in hashing
Dec 19 '21
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Arguing that $L= \{a^n | n\geq 0\} \cup \{a^nb^n| n\geq 0\}$ is not $LL(k)$ for any $k$
Apr 3 '21
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Difficulty in understanding a statement in the proof of the correctness of $\text{BFS}$ algorithm as dealt with in CLRS
Jul 28 '20
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$\Phi_1=1$ or $\Phi_1=2$ for the dynamic $\text{Table-Insert}$ , where $\Phi_i$ is the potential function after $i$ th operation, as per CLRS
Jul 9 '20
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A more recent book (or equivalent resource) on C programming to be acquainted with the latest standards (or the language grammar)
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From an urn containing a white and b black balls, balls are successively drawn without replacement until only those of the same colour are left.
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Is it actually true that when function prototype has a parameter declared as int a[][10] the compiler treats it as int (*a)[10]?
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Book to substitute "Compilers: Principles, Techniques and Tools" by Ullman et. al. (popularly known as the red dragon book)
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Analysis of a calculation of expected number of collisions in hashing

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