My past two articles dealt with deleting items from an AVL tree in C++ and linked list iterators in java. So I figured I would let the two paths cross in this article by covering forward iterators for AVL trees using the STL st
In a previous article I introduced what AVL trees are, their structure and insertion. If you have not read that article, go back and read it first, as code
Object oriented program strives to decouple a classes implementation from its functionality. In brief, a List could be implemented using an array, a linked list, a binary search tree, or a hashtable, and function in the same wa
Random numbers are incredibly useful, from running simulations to procedural terrain generation in video games and million other uses in between, they come up all. the. time.
If you're familiar with the C++ Standard Library, and the C++ Standards at large, you know that certain performance requirements are laid out for the algorithms it contains. The built in sorting algorithms are no exception.
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Simple DB Migration with JDBC
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Welcome to CodeBlahger, A Blahging Platform for Programmers.
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Design Patterns: The Façade Pattern
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The Interpreter Pattern: Implementing Interpreters the OOP way
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Parsing Right-Associative Operators with Recursive Descent
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BST Iterators Revisited: No Parent Pointer, No Stack, No Problem
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Deleting Arbitrary Values from Binary Search Trees
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Solving the N Queens Problem with Breadth First Search
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Performing the Knights Tour in Linear Time
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Knuth's Algorithm X For the Exact Cover Problem