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\title{\vspace{-1cm}CSC 190 Report 1}
\author{Student name and number -- Student name and number}
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\section{Python vs. C}
  %  In Lab 1 Part 1, what execution times did you observe for mean_temps.c and mean_temps.py?
  %      Which was faster?
  %      Why do you think one was faster (or why they were the same)?

\section{Matlab vs. C}
  %  In Lab 1 Part 2, execution times did you observe for array_traversal_col and _row in Matlab and C?
  %      Was there a difference between the C programs? If so, which was faster? Why would there be a difference?
  %      What about the two Matlab programs? If so, which was faster? Why would there be a difference?
  %      Was C faster than Matlab? Why?

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				&	C code	& Matlab code	 \\ \hline
Column-major traversal (ms)	&		&		 \\ \hline
Row-major traversal (ms)	&		&		 \\ \hline
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\section{Benford's Law}
  %  In Lab 2 Part 2, did the distributions we have seen follow Benford's Law?
  %      Why or why not?
  %      How can you tell?
  %      Include any results of any statistical tests.
This is an example of a citation \cite{lamport94}.

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\bibitem{lamport94}
  Leslie Lamport,
  \emph{\LaTeX: A Document Preparation System}.
  Addison Wesley, Massachusetts,
  2nd Edition,
  1994.

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