Floyd's triangle
Floyd's triangle proper noun: a right-angled triangular array of the natural numbers, whose generation is often set as an exercise in computer science education.
Proper noun
Floyd's triangle
- A right-angled triangular array of the natural numbers, whose generation is often set as an exercise in computer science education.
Origin of Floyd's triangle
Named after Robert W. Floyd.
Questions about Floyd's triangle
- What does Floyd's triangle mean?
- Floyd's triangle means a right-angled triangular array of the natural numbers, whose generation is often set as an exercise in computer science education.
- What part of speech is Floyd's triangle?
- Floyd's triangle is a proper noun.
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