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How can I display about 400 pictures about 10 per web page without typing the name of every single one?
Question by Michael: How can I show about 400 pictures about 10 per web page without typing the name of every single one?
I’m currently designing a page for my school’s prom pictures, which I have about 400 of. I can reckon of several ways in PHP to make them show up on a webpage without typing the name of all of them, but not 10 per page. Can anyone help me out? Thank you!
Best answer:
Answer by MegaFighter_X
While (more pictures)
{
control+C one name
For(i=0; i< 10; i++)
{
control+V
change a small something that you need to make it unique.
if (i==9)
{
make new webpage
}
}
}
the fleeting version of it: don't be bone idle and just do it.
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A secretary makes an average of 1.7 typing errors per page of copy. What is the probability that a randomly s?
Question by mr. 205: A secretary makes an average of 1.7 typing errors per page of copy. What is the probability that a randomly s?
A secretary makes an average of 1.7 typing errors per page of copy. What is the probability that a randomly selected page of copy typed by this secretary will have 4 typing errors?
Best answer:
Answer by Adam
You can use a Poisson approximation, since the probability of a mistake is low. The probability of 4 errors on one page is therefore e^-4 * 1.7^4 / 4!.
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