I find the question to be quiet interesting actually. I'm just not to
clear with one part of the question though
You want the result something like this _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (8 spaces)
where each space contains one of the sorted lists. WHat do you mean
that both lists are sorted independently?
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I'm using Java programming language and I'm trying to implement the
shortest path algorithm.
One thing I'm struggling with is how do I represent nodes and edges in
Java. Don't know of too many Java classes for Graph theory.
Also, what kind of data sturcture should I use. I was told that Queue
is
Prove that there is a unique minimum spanning tree on a connected
undirected graph when the edge weights
are unique.
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Makes intuitive sense but yet, I'm having a hard time trying to prove
it. I tried induction but I'
So, the obvious question, are non-Iranians allowed to take part? The
announcement doesn't specifically rule that out.
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Hi Rupesh,
Despite the fact that the answer may not help you, my colleagues and I
worked on this problem today. The closed-form solution for two lists
of size n is as follows:
The number of possible permutations, following your original
instructions, are:
P(n) = (2*n)! / (n!)^2 - (2*n)! / [(n-
Maybe an example will clarify this. Suppose I want to send a secret
message to a mate and you want to crack the message. The key is a big
number, which you intercepted. "Cracking" now means that you factorize
that number. So for example, if my key is 24 and you find out that 24
is 2*2*2*3 then you
