Challenge: Algorithms having only one line of code.

[Moneo]

O.K., Moneo, you have had a few responses. Now, what are you going to do with them? I envision you will cull them, arrange them in some order, with a nice description preceding each one, and sort of customize there presentation, besides providing a neat identifiction tag for each one. If that is your intention, it might be a good idea to let the folks know your intentions, publish what you have so far, and further invite more posts on the subject.

Regards,
Ralph

I revived this old thread for the purpose of correcting a rounding algorithm that I had posted back in 2003. I was concerned that someone might be using that old algorithm and sometimes getting wrong results while rounding negative numbers.

Then people started posting other algorithms, and the thread got started up again.

I already have a tutorial on algorithms which I wrote a few years ago for QBNZ. I might consider updating this tutorial for publication on the QB Express, in which case I'll scan this entire thread again to pick up any algorithms which in my opinion are worth including. This tutorial already gives credit to the author of each algorithm.

I agree with you had I intended to publish these algorithms. Yes, letting everyone know would have been a good idea. However, as I said before, this was not my intention. If you have the inclination to publish these algorithms, you're entirely free to do so.
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