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Daniel Duffy reacted to Zheng Yuanxin's post in the thread 1.4 1.4.1(b) what's the difference between "free function" and "function object"? with
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Daniel Duffy replied to the thread Baruch MFE.At far as the QN/Baruch C++ courses (of which I am the originator), I find the TAs here and Andy's support second to none.
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Andy Nguyen replied to the thread Baruch MFE.I dont have first hand experience with Baruch other pre-mfe courses that are offered at their campus. I run the C++ courses online here... -
Daniel Duffy replied to the thread Blog: Articles on C++11 and Computational Finance (by Daniel J. Duffy).Some notes on multiparadigm software design patterns http://www.datasimfinancial.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=1159...
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Daniel Duffy replied to the thread 1.4 1.4.1(b) what's the difference between "free function" and "function object"?.A free function is sometimes called a global function like in C language, and this has the usual consequences for data...
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Daniel Duffy reacted to GONG CHEN's post in the thread 1.4 1.4.1(b) what's the difference between "free function" and "function object"? with Like.
freeFunction3 is a free function. A function object is an object that can be used like a function — essentially any classes that have...
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bigbadwolf replied to the thread COMPARE Master of Financial Mathematics of North Carolina State University vs. University of Minnesota.I'm not competent to say but I will add that Ken's caveat about financial institutions being name-conscious is worth bearing in mind. -
bigbadwolf replied to the thread COMPARE Master of Financial Mathematics of North Carolina State University vs. University of Minnesota.Minneapolis is in the middle of nowhere and not a financial hub. The MFM program was set up to generate a bit of cash for the math...