I don't believe that will do it, since the arrays aren't actually equal:
I believe Arrays (for the purposes of object comparison) are only equal
if they contain the same elements in the same order.
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Maciek Sakrejda
Truviso, Inc.
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if you are really concerned about performance I would recommend to
hash values added to the array into common hash and then comparing two
arrays would take only O(1) not O(n)
Andrii Olefirenko
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if you are really concerned about performance I would reco
0-element arrays would
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The trick is to keep hash value of all elements
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That's right if you treat a user as continuous array of input data. If
the user is a human, that won
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"I'm not a math guy, I'm more of a miracle guy"(c) :)
Picking up a good hash function is art :)
I wo
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