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- | To continue to cultivate your problem solving, critical thinking, analytical, and observation skills; to apply your skills on the UNIX command-line. | + | To continue to cultivate your problem solving, critical thinking, analytical, and observation skills. |
The aim here is on observation, | The aim here is on observation, | ||
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This project puts you in contact with such endeavours. | This project puts you in contact with such endeavours. | ||
+ | We ramp up the abstraction a bit by altering the number base involved. No longer can you assume decimal values. Be on the lookout for specified bases, and solve in accordance with the available counting digits in that number base. | ||
====Long Division==== | ====Long Division==== | ||
Letter division is a category of logic problem where you would take an ordinary math equation (in long form), and substitute all the numbers for letters, thereby in a direct sense masking the numeric values present that correctly enable the problem to work from start to completion. It is your task, through exploring, experimenting, | Letter division is a category of logic problem where you would take an ordinary math equation (in long form), and substitute all the numbers for letters, thereby in a direct sense masking the numeric values present that correctly enable the problem to work from start to completion. It is your task, through exploring, experimenting, |