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Learn GPU Parallel Programming - uint3 and dim3 data types

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The printf function is arguably the most commonly used function in the C language. It is most often used to display information to the standard output, which in most cases is the console (i.e. somewhere on the screen). The printf function is quite extensive and will require up to four tutorials to cover all the features of this widely used tool. I haven't yet touched on what a C "function" is yet and there is no need to concern yourself with what a function is at the moment, I will be going over functions in detail in a future tutorial. However, I am going to briefly describe the concept of parameters and arguments and if you don't fully understand the concept, the don't worry - it will become crystal clear with time. Parameters and arguments are often used interchangeably in day-to-day conversation, but they do have a simple distinction that you will not need to understand just yet. Parameters are the values that are declared and received and arguments are the values being provided when the function is called.

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In this tutorial I am going to discuss the .add(), subtract(), multiply(), and divide() methods. The basic arithmetic operators +,-,*, and / do not work with BigInteger objects. Because you are working with immutable objects, you must invoke methods on a BigInteger object in order to get back a reference to a new BigInteger object containing the result. Just a heads up, the .divide() method should rarely, if ever, be used. I will discuss the reason why in the video.

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Fix the 'javac' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

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In this tutorial I will show you how to install the Java Development Kit (JDK) on Windows 10. I will be installing Java SE (Standard Edition).

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I this video I run some read/write benchmarks on my first NVMe M.3 SSD. I compare results from my Samsung 840 EVO 1 TB 2.5 inch SSD and a Seagate 2TB 3.5 inch platter drive.

I this video I talk about my experiences with the brand new AMD Ryzen 7 1800X. I demonstrate the benchmarks using Maxon Cinebench R15 software. For real world benchmarks, I use Blender 3D to demonstrate improved rendering times.

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Since we are only testing odd numbers, the isPrime(BigInteger number) method should begin division by the number 3 instead of 2. Furthermore, we can skip division by all even numbers because an odd number will never be evenly divisible by an even number. Secondly, I am going to bring back the divideAndRemainder(...) method from part 2. I am going to do this because there is one key method missing in the BigInteger class and that is a square root method. Take the number 101 for example - what are the current steps to figuring out if it is prime?

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