In the previous post on Factorials I mentioned that I
needed a factorial algorithm for a Combinations project and the Combinations
project for a Random Walker project.
As you can see in the formula for the number of combinations
of n things taken r at a time with no duplications there
are three factorials to compute to get to the nCr.
This is a screenshot of the Combinations project. The graphic of the
fruit is to illustrate that if n = 4
(the pear, orange, banana, and strawberry) then there are four combinations (shown
in the four rows) when taken 3 at a time. The project first asks for n, then r and then computes nCr.
The project can be viewed and downloaded by clicking
on this link.
A free
document in PDF format describing the coding in more detail can be obtained on
request. Send an email to grandadscience@gmail.com.
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