In java, and there is one catch here. The objects are already compiled and the hash() and equals() methods therefore cannot be over written. Throwing it into a set, then back into a list will not work
Bottom line, why would iterator cause segmentation fault? Note, I\'m typing here the relevant parts of my code and not copy pasting. If there is an error in compilation, please note but do not consid
Assuming you have a a set E = {a,b}, and you have a superset E* consisting of all possible combinat开发者_如何学编程ions of a, and b in E. How do you construct an expression for a String that has numb
Ok, I\'ve yet to see this popup as a combined question on mercurial, but it\'s something I\'ve noticed recently.
HashSet<String[]> boog = new HashSet<String[]>(); boog.add(new String[]{\"a\", \"b\", \"c\"});
Since the items in a Standard Library set container are sorted, will using the find member on the set, in general, perform faster than using the find algorithm on the same items in a sorted lis开发者_
I have this DFA described as (Q, q1, A, N, F) where Q = {1,2,3,4}, q1 = 1, A = {a,b,c}, F = {2,4}, N = { (1,a) -> 2, (1,b) -> 3, (1,c) -> 4,
I have written a custom string class. I want to use STL set with it. I have overloaded operator < But still its giving me problem
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