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DM-CS-2-answers

This is a repository to store mutualised past paper solutions and other material for DM and CS modules in second year.:

Contributing

By contributing you agree to licence your work under the current licence. The file you contribute must be in Github-Flavored Markdown, if you believe LaTeX support is neccessary, please file an issue. If you are adding a information or similar file about a module, exam paper or anything else, call the file README.md in the folder because then Github will preview the file when opened.

No contributions should be submitted between during an exam window. The University may refer you for academic misconduct should such a submission be made.

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By contributing you agree to licence your work under the current licence. 
The file you contribute must be in Github-Flavored Markdown, 
if you believe LaTeX support is neccessary, 
please file an issue.
If you are adding a information or similar file about a module, exam paper or anything else, 
call the file `README.md` in the folder because then Github will preview the file when opened.

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By contributing you agree to licence your work under the current licence. The file you contribute must be in Github-Flavored Markdown, if you believe LaTeX support is neccessary, please file an issue. If you are adding a information or similar file about a module, exam paper or anything else, call the file `README.md` in the folder because then Github will preview the file when opened.

Maths

If you are using * as a multiplication sign, please escape it (ie type \*) so there are no rendering issues on other platforms. If you want to use maths use the follwing syntax for inline expressions: $2\times x$ producing: $2\times x$. For display: $$ \\{a,\\ b \\} $$ $$ \{a,\ b \} $$ Note that you will need to use a double backslash for single letter TeX commands, as well as / (ie \\) and \\ (ie \\\\).

Licence

CC BY-SA 3 or later.