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Sep 11 2008
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First post: yuren1978 wrote: I downloaded the latest code, and it complains that the base class is missing.
Latest post: lukadt wrote: Sorry for the inconvenience, it has been fixed...
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Jul 27 2008
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First post: genbox wrote: According to the front page: "DataStructures and Algorithms (DSA) features implementations of datastructures and algorithms tha...
Latest post: gbarnett wrote: Quicksort is used in Array.Sort but our quicksort can be used on anything that implements IList. As for doubly linked list, ...
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Jun 23 2008
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First post: GianlucaGhettini wrote: I looked at the Fibonacci's generator and I would ask a question about it: why did you choose to implement the generator using ...
Latest post: lukadt wrote: Hi Gianluca, i'm glad you are giving us interesting feedback and focus on Fibonacci complexity. Binet's formula it's very surpr...
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Jun 22 2008
4 Posts
First post: GianlucaGhettini wrote: Hi, good job!!! I'm a Luca's friend and I'm currently programming in .NET (sometimes with Luca, at university). .NET is a v...
Latest post: gbarnett wrote: GianlucaGhettini wrote: Yes, IComparable interface allows deeper control over sorting. In fact I use to reimplement this i...
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Feb 22 2008
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First post: mstrobel wrote: Hi there, I have some observations about the Set class. First, a Set wraps some other CollectionBase, which it takes as a ...
Latest post: gbarnett wrote: I'll look into it Thanks, Granville mstrobel wrote: Hi there, I have some observations about the Set class....
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Feb 21 2008
5 Posts
First post: gbarnett wrote: Which would you prefer DSA used for its standalone algorithms for sorting, searching etc? Any feedback would be appreciated...
Latest post: gbarnett wrote: True. I'll admit I didn't actually try the normal route until a week or so after starting this thread - but I would encourage t...
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Feb 21 2008
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First post: mstrobel wrote: Hi there, Great work on the library, and I like the addition of the new extension methods :). I noticed that the docume...
Latest post: gbarnett wrote: Good catch. I actually added all that stuff the other day off the top of my head so bare with me on that as its sort of a skim ...
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Nov 19 2007
4 Posts
First post: ie wrote: Hi! I just have looked on home page and have a several questions: 1. Why do you add suffix 'Collection' to all of your ...
Latest post: gbarnett wrote: 1. Yep! You are right. But not in the way, when you are developing a library of collections. Just take a look at the PowerCo...
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Oct 4 2007
2 Posts
First post: imnotbncre8ive wrote: Will DSA eventually feature graph data structures and algorithms? And sorts? Just out of curiousity.
Latest post: gbarnett wrote: imnotbncre8ive wrote: Will DSA eventually feature graph data structures and algorithms? And sorts? Just out of curiousity. ...
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Sep 19 2007
3 Posts
First post: gbarnett wrote: If there is an algorithm that you would like to see in DSA, whether it be for a data structure planned in the road map or for s...
Latest post: gbarnett wrote: poretti wrote: My most wanted algorithm : Create Permutation of a set of items Create Combination of m element from a set...
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