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I need a datastructure in Ruby that keeps its elements sorted as elements are added or deleted and allows (at least) the ability to pop the first element off the list.
I am looking for a structure that holds a sorted set of double values. I want to query this set to find the closest value to a specified reference value.
I\'m a bit surprised by System.Collections.Generic.SortedList, in that It requires me to use <key, value> instead of <value>(comparer开发者_运维百科)
The code below shows me (I think) that the \"for each\" loop is about 10% faster than the \"i to n\" loop, but the \"for each\" loop creates 567k in new memory? Is this right? Which way is generally m
List1 in the following example is a SortedList(Of MyClass) and con开发者_如何学Pythontains 251 members.
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