My standard problem

Hi,

This is one of the problems that I always wished to set as an example to illustrate the orientation in thinking while solving a software problem.

Ok here is the problem

I have a list of consequitive numbers ( example : b/n 50-60). They are arranged in an unsorted manner.
One of the number in the range is missing.

You have to identify that number. The solution should be in O(n).

I have used the problem as an example a hundred times. So people who have been present during these session can restrain themselves. Others hack into your brains.

Rahul.

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Initial set of topics

Hi All,

These are the initial set of topics that I think we can have.

1. Business of software
2. Technical discussions and problems
3. discussing books,articles
4. Life of a s/w engineer : )
5. new technologies

Rahul

welcome

Hi Guys,

Let's first decide what can be discussed in the blog. Send in your comments.

Rahul