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原创 Brute force and exhaustive search

Brute force and exhaustive search(蛮力和彻底搜索) Brute force is a straightforward approach to solving a problem, usually directly based on the problem statement and definitions of the concep...

2019-07-30 20:34:15 1348

原创 算法-----sort排序(汇总)

排序的稳定性和复杂度 不稳定: 选择排序(selection sort)— O(n2) 快速排序(quicksort)— O(nlogn) 平均时间, O(n2) 最坏情况; 对于大的、乱序串列一般认为是最快的已知排序 堆排序(heapsort)— O(nlogn) 希尔排序(shell sort)— O(nlogn)...

2019-07-30 20:33:48 163

原创 Sort(2) ---- Bubble Sort 冒泡排序

Bubble Sort 1.原理: 比较两个相邻的元素,将值大的元素交换至右端。 2.思路: 依次比较相邻的两个数,将小数放在前面,大数放在后面。 即在第一趟:首先比较第1个和第2个数,将小数放前,大数放后。然后比较第2个数和第3个数,将小数放前,大数放后,如此继续,直至比较最后两个数,将小数放前...

2019-07-30 20:32:46 197

原创 Sort(1)---- Selection Sort 选择排序

选择排序 a)原理:每一趟从待排序的记录中选出最小的元素,顺序放在已排好序的序列最后,直到全部记录排序完毕。也就是:每一趟在n-i+1(i=1,2,…n-1)个记录中选取关键字最小的记录作为有序序列中第i个记录。基于此思想的算法主要有简单选择排序、树型选择排序和堆排序。(这里只介绍常用的简单选择排序) b)简单选择...

2019-07-30 19:24:57 333

原创 the design and analysis of algorithms ---- 1.introduction

1. 什么是算法 An algorithm is a sequence of unambiguous instructions for solving a problem, i.e., for obtaining a required output for any legitimate input in a finite amount of time. 算法是一系列用于解决问题的明确指令,即在...

2019-07-30 19:17:16 632

数据结构--表、栈、队列(java)

数据结构和算法分析(java)实现中第三章知识点的总结,主要讲的是表。栈、队列的原理和实现,以及应用。一共17页。

2018-07-29

软件测试总结

该文档共34页,全部为个人总结。 总结了软件测试的定义,发展,软件测试的多种常见的方法,他们的模型,如何使用,比较的优缺点。主要是定义和原理的讲解,并没有具体的实例。

2018-07-23

Mastering UML with Rational Rose

Table of Contents Mastering UML with Rational Rose 2002........................................................................................................1 Chapter 1: Introduction to UML.......................................................................................................................4 Introduction to the Object−Oriented Paradigm.......................................................................................4 Encapsulation..............................................................................................................................5 Inheritance..................................................................................................................................6 Polymorphism.............................................................................................................................8 What Is Visual Modeling?.......................................................................................................................8 Systems of Graphical Notation................................................................................................................9 Booch Notation.........................................................................................................................10 Object Management Technology (OMT).................................................................................10 Unified Modeling Language (UML)........................................................................................11 Understanding UML Diagrams..............................................................................................................12 Business Use Case Diagrams....................................................................................................13 Use Case Diagrams...................................................................................................................14 Activity Diagrams.....................................................................................................................14 Sequence Diagrams...................................................................................................................16 Collaboration Diagrams............................................................................................................17 Class Diagrams.........................................................................................................................17 Statechart Diagrams..................................................................................................................18 Component Diagrams...............................................................................................................19 Deployment Diagrams..............................................................................................................21 Visual Modeling and the Software Development Process.....................................................................22 Inception...................................................................................................................................24 Elaboration................................................................................................................................24 Construction..............................................................................................................................25 Transition..................................................................................................................................26 Summary................................................................................................................................................26 Chapter 2: A Tour of Rose...............................................................................................................................27 What Is Rose?........................................................................................................................................27 Getting Around in Rose.........................................................................................................................30 Parts of the Screen....................................................................................................................31 Exploring Four Views in a Rose Model................................................................................................38 Use Case View..........................................................................................................................38 Logical View.............................................................................................................................40 Component View......................................................................................................................42 Deployment View.....................................................................................................................43 Working with Rose................................................................................................................................45 Creating Models........................................................................................................................45 Saving Models..........................................................................................................................46 Exporting and Importing Models..............................................................................................47 Publishing Models to the Web..................................................................................................48 Working with Controlled Units................................................................................................50 Using the Model Integrator.......................................................................................................52 Working with Notes..................................................................................................................53 Working with Packages............................................................................................................54 Adding Files and URLs to Rose Model Elements....................................................................56 Adding and Deleting Diagrams................................................................................................56 Setting Global Options...........................................................................................................................57 Working with Fonts..................................................................................................................58 Working with Colors................................................................................................................58

2018-07-23

华为模拟器

里面是可以安装使用的华为模拟器。 只需要下载可以直接安装。 运行没有问题。 模拟计算机网络的实验或部分过程

2018-07-23

计算机网络实验--ip部分

该文档为计算机网络实验中ip部分的答案和讲解。 一共14页。 其中有15个问题的答案和wireshark的贴图讲解。 以及中文实验指导书的链接。

2018-07-23

计算机网络--ICMP

该文档是关于计算机网络中实验ICMP部分的答案。题目为英文,如下,答案为中文,部分有图文解释。 Ethereal Lab: ICMP Version: July 2005 © 2005 J.F. Kurose, K.W. Ross. All Rights Reserved Computer Networking: A Topdown Approach Featuring the Internet, 3rd edition. In this lab, we’ll explore several aspects of the ICMP protocol: • ICMP messages generating by the Ping program; • ICMP messages generated by the Traceroute program; • the format and contents of an ICMP message. Before attacking this lab, you’re encouraged to review the ICMP material in the textbook (Section 4.4.3 in the 3rd edition.) We present this lab in the context of the Microsoft Windows operating system. However, it is straightforward to translate the lab to a Unix or Linux environment. 1. ICMP and Ping Let’s begin our ICMP adventure by capturing the packets generated by the Ping program. You may recall that the Ping program is simple tool that allows anyone (for example, a network administrator) to verify if a host is live or not. The Ping program in the source host sends a packet to the target IP address; if the target is live, the Ping program in the target host responds by sending a packet back to the source host. As you might have guessed (given that this lab is about ICMP), both of these Ping packets are ICMP packets.

2018-07-23

计算机网络复习总结

包含计算机网络中运算层,网络层、链路层和局域网、无线网络和移动网络以及计算机网络中的安全的知识的总结。其中有多个题目的讲解,中英文对照。

2018-07-23

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