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Horner's Algorithm

Rated2.6/5 (16 ratings)
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Shows how the Horner's algorithm works in C++.
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This tutorial will teach you how to run the Horner's algorithm, for number convertion. It converts numbers from specified numeric system into decimal, without using powers, which makes the whole process faster. The tutorial won't explain why these arithmetic calculations do so, but just how to run them.

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Free
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Free
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4,251
Submitted on
8th October 2001
Last Updated
11th February 2009
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Average User Rating: 2.6/5
Horner's Algorithm
Reviewed byAnonymousonTue, 19th August 2003
Rating 3 - Average
Well I can't give the software full marks because I simply could not figure out how to even access it. I had a similar experience with other materials created by the same author. Now, based on my limited experience at this site, I have to assume the auther knows more than I. So on that basis - 3 marks out of 5. Well, not really serious. Just a plea to make access either obvious, or to get rid of reference to material that can no longer be accessed.
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