HINTS for CS252 Lab Assignment: Defusing a Binary Bomb (Rochester)

 


Phase 1 - Phase 4: 

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Phase2:  Fibonacci Sequence

Phase3:  Big switch, first integer should be less then 16

Phase4:  Recursive binary search function

Phase5:  A 2-d array,

Phase6:  A structure body array, sort the value field.

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