I have function in C++ that takes a vector and pushes some items onto it. For example: void MyFunction(vector<int>* output);
I have this scenario in which memory conservation is paramount. I am trying to read in > 1 GB of Peptide sequences into memory and group peptide instances together that share the same sequence. I am s
I think i\'m finding this a little confusing because i\'ve never really used Java sets. Could someone please try and show me (preferably by explaining how the powerset is gradually being created) in t
i have retrieve synsets from wordnet an return it as an array. This is part of my code <pre> RiWordnet wordnet = new RiWordnet();
Newbie question about java HashSet Set<User> s = new HashSet<User>(); User u = new User(); u.setName(\"name1\");
I have a bunch of methods returning HashSet. I would like my unit test to check the state of these objects i.e confirm that someObject.getName() == \"foobar\".
I\'m very confused by S开发者_开发技巧cala\'s HashSet and Set types as they both seem to do the same thing.
HashSet is based on HashMap. If we look at HashSet<E> implementation, everything is been managed under HashMap<E,Object>.
Right now I am using ArrayCollection. But I want to change that to Set as I want make sure do duplicate values come.
I am trying to learn Java by doing some assignments from a Stanford class and am having trouble answering this 开发者_如何学Goquestion.
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