I'm a bit stuck here. I'm using the OZ language. Write a non higher order function which computes the Gauss sum, namely 1+2+...+n, where n > 0. Any help with this is appreciated! Again, I'm using the OZ language.
I'm a bit stuck here. I'm using the OZ language. Write a non higher order function which computes the Gauss sum, namely 1+2+...+n, where n > 0. Any help with this is appreciated! Again, I'm using the OZ language.
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I'm a bit stuck here. I'm using the OZ language.
Write a non higher order function which computes the Gauss sum, namely 1+2+...+n, where n > 0.
Any help with this is appreciated! Again, I'm using the OZ language.
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This was very clearly pulled from Chegg. This was not helpful as the output didn't work in that regard.
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fun {GaussSum N}
if N == 1 then 1 else N+{GaussSum N-1} end
end
Above given function recursively calls itself with the value less than passed value and add the passed
value to its result. It stops when the passing value becomes 1.
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That answer was pulled from Chegg..
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fun {GaussSum N}
if N == 1 then 1 else N+{GaussSum N-1} end
end
Above given function recursively calls itself with the value less than passed value and add the passed
value to its result. It stops when the passing value becomes 1.
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