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Dimitri, the amount of fog that has been cast over the essence of the task has hidden it from the eyes of the participants. I am dispelling the fog in an attempt to bring clarity to the understanding of the task.
Dimitri, about the primitive trolling - the expression about the balls obviously doesn't apply to him?
Until the interface is agreed upon, I will repeat the question about the unknown function -ff whose maximum is to be searched for.
We don't know what this function is. But it must not contain operations that may cause critical errors and code unloading. For example, the division operation. If the part of formula, which describes this function, has division by parameter, and user passes this parameter equal to zero (or negative in sub-expression), then critical error will happen and this FF reference will be leveled.
I see your point. The expression in question is not primitive, but advanced scientific vocabulary.))
The same question arises in relation to you, because the explanation of what it was has already been performed - here
It's funny that you were more interested in the term than in the bug in the code.
The same question arises in relation to you, because the explanation of what it was has already been performed - here
It's funny that you were more interested in the term than in the bug in the code.
There's also been no mention of parameter ranges.
Now you're banging on balls?))
Here are the code examples on page 50 and found nothing there. In general, from this long-awaited point onwards (providing code examples) it has only been said that it has been and will be. Where was it, when will it be, and who is pounding somewhere after that?