If I perform a Contains() on a list of sorted simple string tags (as opposed to complex sentences), will it run any faster than a randomly sorted one? If not, what is a better data structure. I don\'t
(I am brand new to any kind of programming so please be as specific as you can when you answer) Problem: I have written a program to solve pythonchallenge.com level 2. The program works but the result
I\'m using a hierarchical RadGrid (Telerik control) but there are some bugs regarding the sort of the second level. I have two levels and the second level is loaded based on the first level.
I\'m working through Googl开发者_开发技巧e\'s Python class exercises. One of the exercises is this:
I use the following code to summarize my data, grouped by Compound, Replicate and Mass. summaryDataFrame <- ddply(reviewDataFrame, .(Compound, Replicate, Mass),
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I need advice on how to go about a problem I have with sorting a DataView in C#. I need to add a sort property to my DataView because I later need it when I call a Find on the DataView (which needs t
I am building a web application in which I build a sorted list out of an object like this: {head: {subhead: [list_items], subhead: [list_items]}, head: {subhead: [list_items]}}.
R sorts character vectors in a sequence which I describe as alphabetic, not ASCII. For example: sort(c(\"dog\", \"Cat\", \"Dog\", \"cat\"))
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