I have a method which accepts an argument which can be an Array/Set-like object, or a Hash. The gist of the method is something like:
There seems to be a lot of different implementations and ways to generate thread-safe Sets in Java. Some examples include
While inserting in a set, does the set internally delete some of the objects multiple times? I tried to insert two objects of type MyClass as开发者_C百科 in following program but to my surprise it cal
It appears that according to ISO 14882 2003 (aka the Holy Standard of C++) std::set<K, C, A>::erase takes iterator as a parameter (not a const_iterator)
I have a large Set<String> that contains many words, say: \"aaa, cCc, dDD, AAA, bbB, BBB, AaA, CCc, ...\"
This is the first time I need to ask question to get my query solved before today previous threads were able to solve my queries.
In the Python开发者_StackOverflow社区 sets, why augmented removal of elements are supported but addition is not supported?
How does one convert a Scala Array to a m开发者_如何学编程utable.Set? It\'s easy to convert to an immutable.Set:
What is the best way to implement a cache for Sets? Particularly, what makes the best key for the cache?
I\'ve got following array: private static Optreden[] optredens = { new Optreden(\"Editors\", \"Main Stage\", 16, 0, 4),
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