Let me just make that 1.

What matters is we have an exponential of a quadratic function over here.

That's the y axis.

That's going to represent our SQLite database right here.

Let's practice a bit more with regular expressions.

It's got 90 degree corners.

Just like that.

So we have this little v looking thing.

For situation calculus it turns out to be easier to do it the other way around.

I could just write well, I could write it a couple of ways, but I'll write it in the harder to understand way, just so you get used to it.

Optimized abstract syntax tree that starts out empty. So we're going to go through each statement in our abstract syntax tree.

That's what we're actually, we'll be doing in this course. So in R editor, what you do is you write several lines of code.

The name just happens to have this complex form with parentheses and commas in it to make it easier to write one schema that covers all the individual fly actions.

We're going to do something a little different.

What is we do distribution again with each part of this problem.

And I think the best way to figure this out is just to write down examples.

Ben, it's the only place I can go and write what I want to write.

And the tens place is essentially telling you how many that's the tens.

Well 5,000...(I'm going to re write it) 5,396 times 7 first we'll think about... first we'll think about what 7 times 6 is we know that's 42.

I think I'm going to need a lot of space here, so I'll try to do this small, without being confusing.

I don't know how to write some words. Can the Political Officer fill them in for me?

We are also given an enumeration of the precedence and the associativity for each of these operations.

So if I have 68 42, one way to do it and this is probably the most typical way is to write the number you're subtracting from on top, and to write the number that you're subtracting from that number below that.

Well, I have 250,000 cash, so I'll go to the bank for a loan for the remainder, for 750,000.

Just give me the headline.

So this problem of what light bulbs are going to be on, boils down to how many perfect squares are there between one and 100?

I'll drop you a few lines.

When will you go to Armenia?

We love back of envelope calculations.

I'm just doing exactly what we did in the previous video.

And now let me ask you another question.

So one way to solve it is to have a big, complicated, nested if statement.

And as you see, as months go by, when you pay the mortgage note and I show that right here, this mortgage payment.

And when they made a wish, I would write their wish onto one of the balloons and take a picture of them holding it.

What we really want to know from an edge is, if I'm in state 1, and the next input is a , where do I go?

This isn't always the case, different banks have different exposures to CDOs.

I'm just first going to plot the numbers inside the absolute value sign, and then we're going to take the absolute value and plot those, just like they're asking us to do.

Go get the paperwork now.

That's what I do in life telling stories, writing novels and today I would like to tell you a few stories about the art of storytelling and also some supernatural creatures called the djinni.

But we didn't even know what it was, we haven't solved for it, so we can still write c.

Domitia II joins her but seeks to read the graffiti higher up on the column.

And this is what the function of all subsets returns.

X equals 100 divided by 1.25, so we say 1.25 goes into 100.00 I'm going to add a couple of 0's, I don't know how many I'm going to need, probably added too many if I move this decimal over two to the right, I need to move this one over two to the right.

Well, it's the a times a to the zero is let me write it down for you.

Micro credits gave her the bicycle, you know.