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So, I decided to make an algorithm with some linear and binary search where you have a 2D array like Array [,] = {{5,2}, {0,3}, {1,2}, {3,2}} and it finds the certain subarray for example like {5,2}. ...
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I own a website that sells rare clothing products sourced from all around the country. Because no item that we buy is ever in the same condition, we create a different listing for each item with ...
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I am working with a Pandas DataFrame containing student data (GRE scores, TOEFL scores, etc.). I need to sort this DataFrame based on a specific column, but the column name is provided by the user as ...
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I'm working with an Angular Material table (mat-table) that has sorting enabled via matSort. Sorting works perfectly when I click on the column headers (mat-sort-header). Now, I want to trigger the ...
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Found this code exercise on W3R. Been trying to figure out the relationship between the outer and inner loop (i and j), but can't seem to wrap my head around it. If anyone could walk me through this ...
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I am trying to count word frequencies in a text and then sort them in descending order of frequency. So if two words have the same frequency, they should remain in the same order they first appeared ...
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The current version of universe programming language I working on does not cater for SORT function. For certain application , there a need read from a record file which contains over 100 items ...
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I've been trying to teach myself various sort methods just for the sake of being able to use them in the future and right now I've been teaching myself about shell sorts. I understand the way shell ...
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I would like to compare unordered lists / objects with an indeterminate depth in javascript like: const t = { key: [ { subKey: [ { subSubKeyOne: 1, subSubKeyTwo:...
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I'm studying sorting algorithms at the moment and I have one question that is actually quite well-known but still I can't find a full answer that is comprehensive enough for me. So, the topic is libc++...
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I have an List of Objects that implements the Comparable Interface that I want to sort. I do not want the original List returned sorted, nor do I want an new List returned in sorted order. What I ...
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I would like to generate H3 grid with labels into its hexagons, following the index order and drawing its curve. ____ Note. This illustration is from another grid system, but I would like similar ...
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I have been trying to sort a collection of objects. While I have seen many promising solutions, my compiler simply won’t accept them (error message in procedure GenReorderSpeciesList). I am using ...
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I'm making a book spreadsheet where I'd like formats to filter into a spreadsheet for physical books (Hardcover and paperback) and another for Digital books (ebooks and audiobooks). I can only seem ...
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For my current project in C#, I am tasked with fetching customer details from a data source, 'cleansing' said customers (making sure the name is capitalised correctly, mobile formatted correctly, etc.)...
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