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'''Mathematics:''' | '''Mathematics:''' | ||
[[Polynomials/Numbers]] - | [[Polynomials/Numbers]] - polynomial representations of numbers | ||
'''Programming:''' | '''Programming:''' | ||
[[Polynomials/ | [[Polynomials/Java]] - implementing a Polynomial class in Java | ||
[[Polynomials/ | [[Polynomials/Inheritance]] - using polynomials to illustrate inheritance (Java) | ||
[[Polynomials/Interface]] - using polynomials to illustrate interfaces (Java and Go) | |||
'''Performance:''' | |||
[[Polynomials/Test Driven Development]] - how to write tests, explained using polynomials | |||
[[Polynomials/Timing]] - how to time code to measure performance | |||
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polynomials useful mathematical objects, common enough for everyone, complex enough to keep you busy
Polynomials/Numbers - polynomial representations of numbers
Polynomials/Java - implementing a Polynomial class in Java Polynomials/Inheritance - using polynomials to illustrate inheritance (Java) Polynomials/Interface - using polynomials to illustrate interfaces (Java and Go)
Polynomials/Test Driven Development - how to write tests, explained using polynomials Polynomials/Timing - how to time code to measure performance
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