@missradders@edsouthall The third pink problem has a βsimpleβ answer. I got it through calculations. I wonder if there is an intuitive way instead(like the first 2)
@futurebird Agree with many comments above. These books are masterpieces. They focus on the mathematical analysis of algorithms to great depth. For general questions on programming, they would not serve well though.
@DanishSait My baseline of ur review is ur hilarious presence on Twitter. Compared to that, ur performance in the movie was underwhelming. More precisely, I think ur talent was under-utilised. The story-plot was also not gripping. Looking forward to more performances from you.
@davidwees Depends on βreasonableβ. In the original case, the chance of the event occurring at least once in 20 trials = 1 -(5/6)^20 = 97.4%. To take it further, if after 25 trials u donβt see the event, there is a 99% chance you have eliminated it. Am I right ? π
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