Questions tagged [set]
A set is a collection in which no element is repeated, which may be able to enumerate its elements according to an ordering criterion (an "ordered set") or retain no order (an "unordered set").
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Compare and merge sets from unstructured variables for automatic differentiation
I have developed an automatic differentiation module for my software. Usually AD comes in two forms; forward mode or reverse mode and very clever approaches, beyond me, might mix both. Typically the ...
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Rewriting the java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentSkipListMap to a version without concurrency constructs
I have essentially rewrote the java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentSkipListMap into a version without concurrency constructs (...
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Duplicate words in a text
Here is a simplified implementation to obtain the duplicate words in a text using lambda expressions.
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Collection that uses a bitset to store a huge set of unique integers from a given range (rev. 1)
Some (skippable) context:
I'm writing program that minimizes an arbitrary logical function. Such function takes an unsigned integer as an argument and returns either ...
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Set-like Operation in C - Advent of Code 2021 Day 3
I am relatively new to C programming and am currently completeing challenges of Advent of Code 2021 to elevate my skills. I am excited to share my solution for the puzzle on Day 3 and am eager to ...
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Comparison of two excel files ignoring line order
Below is a simple method which compares contents of two excel files ignoring the line order.
This method is working as expected.
But, one of my peers in their code review mentioned that initializing ...
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SortedIntSet: a set of integers that can be iterated in ascending order in O(N) time
I needed a set with the following properties:
can be iterated in ascending or descending order in \$O(N)\$ time
the usual set operations (contains, add, remove, discard) can still be done in \$O(1)\$
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IPv4 filter in Java
I have a simple class for representing IPv4-addresses via int values, and a simple IP-address filter that works like a set of IPv4-addresses.
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Compressed output of set in Python
In order to provide a better output of sets with many consecutive elements (a similar class could be written for a list or tuple,...
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Yet another Wordle Game
This Jupyter Notebook code for the Wordle game works. After a lot of fixes, I have it working as it should. The code is a jumbled mess. I am open to any suggestions and/or criticism of my code. I am ...
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Monty hall python simulation
I have the following code that simulates the monty hall problem (see google for more details). I used sets to do it but is there a more intuitive or efficient way to do it?
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Vectorset, a faster std::set
I decided to implement a vectorset, which is intended to be faster than std::set for the 3 fundamental operations, namely insert,...
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A simple Java integer hash set - follow-up
(See the previous version.)
(See the next version.)
After incorporating changes in the previous post, I came up with this implementation. However, I left hashing as it is.
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How many times element of one array occurs in another array?( HackerRank sparse arrays problem)
with basic knowledge of multiset and vectors in c++ I solved the following problem.
How can I improve my code and also handle any input errors?
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There is a collection of input ...
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Radio with channels
Realize the Radio and Channel classes that represent radio and a radio station. The radio class offers an argumentless constructor and the following methods:
addChannel: stores and returns a new ...
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