UTCS371P Project 2: Summation of Four Primes
Project 2 just wrapped up, time for my post. Like the previous project, 3n+1, I have solved this problem before. My estimate for the time to complete the project was: about two hours for implementation and optimization; four hours for debugging, unit testing, documentation, and the other various tasks required for the project. The implementation and optimization time matched my expectations, but the various other tasks took about 5 hours total. I ran into a problem with the unit testing. I was working on that away from my partner and missed a simple mistake, little plug for pair programming there.
The time on the UVA machines for our submission varried by about .004 in either direction when we submitted. The best time I recieved from UVA was 0.096, ranked 380-ish last time I checked, but I may have been bumped down a bit (at the time of this post I can not reach the UVA site, hrmm).
September 13th, 2009 at 10:22 pm
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