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Day 98/100: Write a program to calculate and return the sum of distances between the adjacent numbers in an array of positive integers.

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Day 14 C] ManuallyDrop type ManuallyDrop type is an utility type that is provided by the standard library which allow for greater control over destruction of a value. Rust automatically calls the drop method of the destructor when a value goes out of scope or is dropped using the `drop` function. The destructor of a type that is wrapped with ManuallyDrop does not get called when the value goes out of scope or `drop(v)`, it will require a manual dropping by calling the drop method on the ManuallyDrop type which is unsafe. It is used majorly in low-level operations, preventing double drop, FFI interactions and custom smart pointer. This type require careful handling because when not used right, it can lead to memory leak, resource leaks and other unwanted side-effects. #rust #rustlang

a Russian engineer, Vladimir Lukyanov, discovered that water flow is similar in its physical laws to the distribution of heat. by building a computer using water as main component, an engineer can visualize the invisible thermal process in concrete. In 1936, Lukyanov built the first model of “water integrator” at the Institute of Way and Construction: a one-dimensional hydraulic integrator IG-1 to solve partial differential equations. Water analog computers were used in the Soviet Union until the 1980s for large-scale modelling.

🎯 Day 82/100 📝 The Problem: Given an array, for each element, calculate how many elements to its right are smaller. ⚙️ Solution Approach: Using BIT: Traverse the array from right to left. Maintain a frequency of encountered elements in BIT to calculate smaller counts in O(log ⁡n) per element.

Phew, it's been a while since we've last done a #survey, but we are eager to get into some data-wrangling again! 👨🔬 This time, we are looking into #KNX Binary Inputs - which one is your go-to? Let us know by participating in our short survey: https://lnkd.in/dWBnjQny

Tomorrow SPECTRUM ANALYSIS and FFT - How do they correlate? Its a coffee break thing - Understand the tools in the toolbox.