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LabVIEW
Division of 2 binary numbers
@paul_cardinale wrote:
@billko wrote:
@thols wrote:
I guess you just did his homework.
Maybe. But it seems like an odd question for a homework assignment.
The wording suggests it came right out of a text book. Also the fact that it is such an oddball request with such artificial requirements screams "homework", as well. At least, to me it does.
@billko wrote:
@paul_cardinale wrote:
@billko wrote:
@thols wrote:
I guess you just did his homework.
Maybe. But it seems like an odd question for a homework assignment.
The wording suggests it came right out of a text book. Also the fact that it is such an oddball request with such artificial requirements screams "homework", as well. At least, to me it does.
The part "of different lengths" seems very odd to me. I would never put that in a LabVIEW question.
@paul_cardinale wrote:
@billko wrote:
@paul_cardinale wrote:
@billko wrote:
@thols wrote:
I guess you just did his homework.
Maybe. But it seems like an odd question for a homework assignment.
The wording suggests it came right out of a text book. Also the fact that it is such an oddball request with such artificial requirements screams "homework", as well. At least, to me it does.
The part "of different lengths" seems very odd to me. I would never put that in a LabVIEW question.
LOL, you are assuming the professors are LabVIEW experts. 😄
