What is a walk deck?

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Brief helpful information about sap simple finance?

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Which namespace is necessary to use LINQ?

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what is the use of catlog or catlogfile?

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What do you mean by the High Availability of a NameNode in Hadoop HDFS?

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What is costing? How it is affected the pp?

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How do you use aliases with autoloading models in codeigniter?

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Is xpath a programming language?

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Plz send me the questions that could be asked in an interview for a Bank Clerical job to suja_aln@yahoo.co.in. Thank you.

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What is bound controls

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Explain dhcp briefly?

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What are the key elements of a data processing system?

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Explain what is a const pointer?

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How to execute multipule sql statements with one component in talend

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You have an AI player in an RTS game that occasionally needs to send scouts out onto the map to perform reconaissance. Designers want each scout to move around semi-randomly, exploring various parts of the map, particularly those that have been seen the least recently. Assume that the game is grid-based and has a fog-of-war feature. Also assume that the scouts are very cheap and dispensable, and it's OK for them to walk into the enemy base or other dangerous areas. How would you implement the system to decide where the scouts should go? What sort of data structure do you need to support this? How can you ensure that the scouts do a good job of exploring the map thoroughly? What are the performance characteristics of your approach? Is there any risk of scouts getting stuck trying to go somewhere that isn't even accessible?

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