characters in C have numeric values that happen to be in order, so you just treat your characters like integers. the C standard library includes a 'qsort' function. Use that (man qsort on a linux-like system). You might have to convert uppe...
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Because if we would not sort the array of strings then the complexity of a normal algorithm like, taking each phrase and compare to all other phrases, will have the O(N^2) complexity. Tip: you should use QuickSort algorithm because if you h...
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aqt, Are you saying that Terracotta's instrumentation of certain classes is slowing your non-shared object access down? Or are you simply saying that sort() is slow? We can always try to optimize things and go faster than we currently do....
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mrlogik, It would appear I've hit a snag... The method arraylist.sort() does not appear to work as expected? Please find below a sample of the NinjaScript. As always, any insight would be appreciated Regards Shannon Code: #region Using d...
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What is the average number of comparisons needed in a sequential search to determine that the element is not there, if the elements are completely unordered?
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"Thomas Mlynarczyk" <blue_elephant55 (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> writes: Then you should consistently return 0 when a and b are compared, no matter in what order. Quote: I realize now that the outcome depends on the internal s...
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