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Varp mathematics

Discussion in 'Developer Support' started by Hazard, May 31, 2015.

  1. Hazard

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    Edit: It was early in the morning; I zero padded the end instead of the beginning of the string..
     
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  2. Arbiter

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    I see the pattern in the binary. ;)
    --- Double Post Merged, May 31, 2015, Original Post Date: May 31, 2015 ---
    Hint:

    00 = 0 detections
    01 = 1 detection
    10 = 2 detections
    11 = 3 detections
     
  3. Hazard

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    Well I see patterns in all 3 of them but it's not consistent, for example the length of the binary string varies.

    Yea I already reached the point where I realized 00 = none, 01 = 1, 10 = 2 and 11 = 3 detections :p The thing I can't solve is to find out which clan is busted and which one isn't, when given a binary string.
     
  4. sothatsit

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    Just so you know, you can convert binary to int in java using

    Integer.parseInt("<binary>",2);

    eg.
    Integer.parseInt("00", 2) = 0
    Integer.parseInt("01", 2) = 1
    Integer.parseInt("10", 2) = 2
    Integer.parseInt("11", 2) = 3
     
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  5. Arbiter

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    Note to future varpers: binary is right padded. ;)
     
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