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Constructors are the special member function with the same name as its class. Constructor is used to initialize the objects of that class type with some initial value.

A short story about a prairie dog who wanted to fly.

Solve any quadratic equation whether it has 1 real solution, 2 real solutions or 2 imaginary solutions. The solutions are even formatted so they come out in the most factored, simplified and reduced form.

Use your calculator to find the vertex of a quadratic equation without messing with the graphing function or doing any Algebra yourself. Simply plug in the coefficients of the quadratic equation and in seconds the vertex will be displayed to you on your calculator screen.

A short story about the perils of working for uncouth men.

A short story (purely fiction) based on the adventures of my band, The Wounded Souls.

A short story about a guy named Herman and what his brilliant mind could do.

A Southern Gothic short story about a woman and her obsessive ex-husband.

In my other article I programmed the calculator to show you how many solutions you had. Now with a new function your calculator can tell you what the Axis of Symmetry is.

Ghostly short story of horror. Ever wonder what is lurking inside your calculator? There may be more than just wires and circuit boards...

Save time doing geometry and algebra homework by using this function to find the distance and midpoint between two ordered pairs.

Ten incredible facts about squares, one of the most basic and elegant classes of numbers.

Abundant numbers are explained and a few sequences and problems given.

A new problem in number theory is introduced based on an ancient unsolved Greek problem. A simple proof of one result is given and two open questions are proposed.

Frank Cole became famous for multiplying two numbers together.

A new class of prime numbers that involve the popular Google search engine is explained.

A short story about a dishwasher who accidentally does the unthinkable to his boss, after the dishwasher discerns a subconscious borrowing.

An unusual yet fun iteration problem that you can explore with your computer.

Section 75 of The Actuary's Free Study Guide for Exam 3F / Exam MFE contains 5 practice problems and solutions regarding interest rate caps and pricing caplets using the Black formula.

A short story about a refreshing motorcycle ride in autumn time, except a mistake was made and something was forgotten.

A short story about a bass player who wanted to try out a new musical instrument in his band.

A short story about faith and the loss of a best friend. Hope you like it.

If you want to be a good programmer in Java, then you need to follow certain conventions and you should be aware of some of the common things if you are a beginner. Following such conventions are a good sign of a Java programmer.

A short story in the style of Charles Bukowski. Be sure to check out my horror novel, Cocoon of Terror.

An experimental short story about a great jazz bass player.

Section 3 of The Actuary's Free Study Guide for Exam 3L discusses the concept of curate-future-lifetime and ways of finding the probability density function and cumulative distribution function thereof. Five practice problems and solutions are given.

A strange light comes from Megan's head. She knows a beast is after her. He tells her about a special gift. The ending may surprise you. Please rate and comment on this story. And check out my new book, COCOON OF TERROR at any online book store.

A rocket scientist gets in trouble due to his obsession with fractals.

Polymorphism is the ability for a message or data to process in more than one form. Polymorphism is the concept that supports the capability of an object of a class to behave differently in response to a message or action.

Mr. Stolyarov presents solutions to two combinatorics problems regarding the partitions of integers.

Biographical information on Nobel Prize winning mathematician, John Nash, with specific more info on an interesting number he discovered.

A nice little horror story about the end of the world. Hope you enjoy!

A relatively new class of numbers are explained and a few bizarre sequences related to them are given.

A thrilling horror story about a dangerous elderly woman.

A horror story about an eccentric man named Lonnie. The ending may surprise you.

Mildred was a vampire, but of a different kind than that commonly depicted in traditional vampire lore.

A chilling horror story about a man who is headless and immortal! I hope you like it.

A philosophical essay about the nature of numbers and other mathematical entities, with original, real-world prime polynomials given for elucidation purposes.

Students will practice adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing integers using a number line.

An introduction to: The Wave-Particle Duality of Matter and Energy,The Atomic Orbital and the Probably Location, Quantum Numbers of an Atomic Orbital of the Electron and the Orbital Shapes.

An introduction to: The Wave Nature of Light, Blackbody Radiation and the Quantization of Energy and The Photoelectric Effect and the Photon Theory of Light.

AC Producer Lee Andrew wrote a piece comparing Jose Reyes to Derek Jeter. Here's my reply to his article.

A tutorial on how to speed up your Firefox browser on the internet.

Computers can learn! Described in detail, a computer learns how to be the best Tic Tac Toe player without knowing anything about the game.

A proof of the limit of the nth term of a sequence as n gets increasingly large; this proof uses the epsilon-N definition of a limit of a sequence and is useful to those who study advanced calculus and real analysis.

We are unsure about whether prime numbers greater than two can be expressed as the sum of two primes. Christian Goldbach conjectured on this aspect of prime number theory.

Superstrings

In this article we are going to go over what a variable is and some naming policies. We will also talk briefly about what most of the code you write will look like.

The recent Toolbar RageRank once again has generated a lot of discussion in the SEO community.

A breif analysis of two early Sonnets.

Call numbers are confusing at best to most library users. This article will help you decode the call number and find the book you want.

Perl is a versatile programming language created by Larry Wall in 1987. He designed this language to extract and manipulate text files. It has since grown into a rich programming language.

Of course we all like to play games "legit" - at least for a while. There comes a point, though, when we all want to cheat - these codes for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion will help you!

In Windows 2000, Microsoft introduced Encrypted File System (EFS) - a new feature built into the operating system that makes securing user file

There are different features to look for in a free online math game web site. For students in grades 6-8 sites with some advertising might be acceptable, if there is exceptional educational content.

The debat has gotten more and more heated over which system will prevail, Microsoft's Xbox 360 or Sony's Playstation 3, in the battle of video game dominance. Here I have some hard facts that may aid in the war.

A look at the famous mathematical problem.

I attempt to prove that P = NP by developing an algorithm that solves an NP-Complete problem in polynomial time.

This project of look-and-say sequences is done by writing what we see in one line of the sequence in numerical form and letting that be the next line of the sequence.

The Y86 Processor Simulator is a computer simulation of a CPU based on the Intel IA32 (X86) instruction set. It was created as a tool to better understand the concepts behind a physical processor including the instruction set, data types, and addressing modes.

Using the text-to-speech generator in Excel, you can actually have a talking worksheet in Excel

Basically, abstract algebra is an area of mathematics that defines mathematical structures in general terms. The purpose of this is to generalize the functioning of mathematics.

Learn about the 4 different kinds of graphs and their properties used in ICT applications

Sex sells, puppies are cute and a kick to the crotch is funny.

Want to know how to clean your registry? Or maybe simply a small guide to exactly what it is? Check it out here.

C supports different types of data, each of which may be represented differently within a computer's memory. Data type is used to determine what type of value a variable or a constant can contain throughout the program.

This is a lesson on performing addition and multiplication operation using modular arithmetic.

Looking at some aspects of what it takes to win fantasy leagues.

Python is a powerful programming language known for its flexibility and power. This tutorial will help you get familiar with the basics of Python syntax and programming concepts.

Joseph Conrad and Rudyard Kipling dealt with the issue of colonialism very differently.

An unconventional review, well somewhat, of the AMD Athlon 64 X2 processor and some comparisons using benchmark programs and game frame rates.

OsCommerce is an Open Source electronic commerce solution written in PHP/MySQL, that allows anyone with a web server to set up an online store. It's by far the most popular shopping cart software around; many a site utilizes osCommerce for their catalog and e-commerce needs.

BASIC means beginners All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code, developed by Professors John Kemeny and Thomas Kurtz at Darmouth College, U.S.A., in the year 1964. The language was developed with aim of teaching students a simple computer language for programming the computer

Everyone wants a faster way to surf the net and of course if it is free, that is even better. If you are using Mozilla Firefox as your Internet browser, there is a way to tweak its performance.

The Windows registry is a central database that's used to store all the necessary information required to configure a PC's system for its users, applications and hardware devices. This article is a brief overview of the structure of the Window's Registry.

A continuation of algebraic groups.