Expert C Programming: Deep SecretsThis book is for the knowledgeable C programmer, this is a second book that gives the C programmers advanced tips and tricks. This book will help the C programmer reach new heights as a professional. Organized to make it easy for the reader to scan to sections that are relevant to their immediate needs. |
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Stran 221
Hashing is a way to speed up access to an element in a table of data. Instead of
searching the table serially, you get a jumpstart to the likeliest element to contain
your value. This is achieved by loading the table carefully, and not in serial order
...
Hashing is a way to speed up access to an element in a table of data. Instead of
searching the table serially, you get a jumpstart to the likeliest element to contain
your value. This is achieved by loading the table carefully, and not in serial order
...
Stran 334
Usual first answer: Mark each element as you visit it; keep traversing; if you reach
an already marked element, the list has a cycle in it. Second constraint: The list is
in read-only memory, and you cannot mark elements. Usual second answer: ...
Usual first answer: Mark each element as you visit it; keep traversing; if you reach
an already marked element, the list has a cycle in it. Second constraint: The list is
in read-only memory, and you cannot mark elements. Usual second answer: ...
Stran 335
Keep doing this until a match is found, or all N elements have been compared to
each other. Final answer: First, eliminate the pathological case of a 3-element list
with a cycle from element 2 to 1. Keep two pointers. One at element 1 and the ...
Keep doing this until a match is found, or all N elements have been compared to
each other. Final answer: First, eliminate the pathological case of a 3-element list
with a cycle from element 2 to 1. Keep two pointers. One at element 1 and the ...
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