Hi,
I'm interested in _thinking ways_ on designing OOP, Father->child->...
relations projection on big/small project. Maybe anyone can give a shot on
interesting books, articles in this area. Because for me is very difficult
to think that way, and I'm frequently lose a lot of time for designing
c
Consider a function f(left, start) which returns the minimized cost to make
left more sets starting from index start.
In this function, of course if left is 0, then the cost is zero since we
don't need to make any set. Also, make sure you catch early if it's even
possible to make left sets starti
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On 9/10/07, mirchi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Hi,
sedgewick is a nice book.
But the book is more related with data structures
Still a must buy.
On 9/9/07, TheTravellingSalesman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I know that for algorithms, usuall;y its the the cormann book
> considerd to be the best, however, I was wondering if anyone knew of
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I know that for algorithms, usuall;y its the the cormann book
considerd to be the best, however, I was wondering if anyone knew of
the Algorithms book by ROBERT SEDGEWICK? If its as good, different,
better/worst?
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yeah..Sorry for the mistake ..
I did not check boundary conditions correctly..
your correction should make it work perfectly..
We can also add a little optimization to not push the last one ..
because as soon as its pushed its popped..
Thanks,
-anshu
Thanks,
-anshu
On Sep 9, 8:33 am, "chandra k
