What data structure should I use to find similar strings? For example, when you query Google for string \"hapyp brithdya\", Google asks you do you mean \"happy birthday\", a string which is very simil
I know, according to this article that I should Sign the message, then Encrypt the message. My program operates like so:
In my code I have a List<Person>. Attributes to the objects in this list may include something along the lines of:
The mantra \"Keep high cohesion and low coupling\" (or some variant) is frequently tossed around.However, I find that it frequently conflicts with \"Don\'t repeat yourself.\"
As we all know, not all decimal numbers can be represented in binary (with a finite number of digits).
I am trying to generate terrain using Perlin noise. I understand how to generate it using Cartesian coordinates, but can\'t quite wrap my head around how it would work on a sphere. I know that you can
I\'ve been working on an implementation of a radix tree (for strings/char arrays), but I\'m having somewhat of a dilemma figuring out how to store what tree nodes are children of a particular tree nod
Often when show开发者_C百科ing simple examples, or pseudo-code variables/classes/methods etc. with names foo and bar turn up.
I was asked some shortcommings of consistent hash. But I think it just costs a little more than a traditional hash%N hash. As the title mentioned, if consistent hash is very good, why not we just use
Whenever I type the wrong password on my Ubu开发者_运维百科ntu/Gmail etc it takes some time to ask for password again. But if when I type the right password it immediately logs in.
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