@Balarukesh: Yeah even I was thinking about it..
On Sat, Jun 12, 2010 at 12:18 AM, BALARUKESH wrote:
> I hope u can do better... try this..
> use a hash table and try inserting all elements of 1st list and then
> insert the elements of second list. if u find an element already
> existing when u insert from second list then add it to a new list. the
> new list has the common elements...
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