@shruti : question is about implementing super() functionality ...
@vibhav : ya, I don't need it .. I heard that it is possible .. just to
know how ..
On Wed, Sep 12, 2012 at 11:55 AM, vaibhav shukla wrote:
> whats the need for such a hack
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if u'r talking about the use of super while calling constructors, u don't
need to write anything.. compiler implicitly calls the no-argument
constructor of superclass
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Hi,
Im new to algorithms, so this might be a simple question for most of you
Lets say there are 5 trucks, each of which can take 100kg load. And they
are filled to some extent randomly.
Let the free quantity be 40kg, 30kg, 20kg, 80kg, 60kg respectively. At any
given time only single load comes.
