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Hello,

I have a list of 'inputs' and i want to convert those on the second list named 'Desired Outputs', but i don't know how to do it?

Inputs Desired Outputs
1 2
94 4
276 8
369 10
464 12
652 16
744 18
838 20
931 22
1111 26

Example, i know that the first number of the desired outputs will be 2, but from the second input '8' i have to make some arithmetics. I need to make a range between the current number less the before current number from the input list '94-1=93' this value will be divided into 50 '93/50=1.86=2' and for use this result i need to take it without decimals. Then, I'll use the before number from the desired output list which is in this case '2', finally '2+2=4', obtaining the next desired output, repeating this process to complete the desired output list.

Thks for helping me.

Filda
 
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SYNOPSIS

       Inherited by __gnu_parallel::balanced_quicksort_tag, __gnu_parallel::balanced_tag, __gnu_parallel::default_parallel_tag,
       __gnu_parallel::exact_tag, __gnu_parallel::multiway_mergesort_exact_tag, __gnu_parallel::multiway_mergesort_sampling_tag,
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   Public Member Functions
       parallel_tag ()
       parallel_tag (_ThreadIndex __num_threads)
       _ThreadIndex __get_num_threads ()
       void set_num_threads (_ThreadIndex __num_threads)

Detailed Description
       Recommends parallel execution at compile time, optionally using a user-specified number of threads.

       Definition at line 46 of file tags.h.

Constructor &; Destructor Documentation
   __gnu_parallel::parallel_tag::parallel_tag () [inline]
       Default constructor. Use default number of threads.

       Definition at line 53 of file tags.h.

   __gnu_parallel::parallel_tag::parallel_tag (_ThreadIndex__num_threads) [inline]
       Default constructor. Recommend number of threads to use.

       Parameters:
	   __num_threads Desired number of threads.

       Definition at line 58 of file tags.h.

Member Function Documentation
   _ThreadIndex __gnu_parallel::parallel_tag::__get_num_threads () [inline]
       Find out desired number of threads.

       Returns:
	   Desired number of threads.

       Definition at line 63 of file tags.h.

       Referenced by __gnu_parallel::__parallel_sort().

   void __gnu_parallel::parallel_tag::set_num_threads (_ThreadIndex__num_threads) [inline]
       Set the desired number of threads.

       Parameters:
	   __num_threads Desired number of threads.

       Definition at line 73 of file tags.h.

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