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Tutorial-like examples and some informal chatting on C/C software development (and more). Given a numeric sequence, its partial summation is another sequence where each element represents the sum of all the elements of the original sequence till that point. So, given the sequence { 1, 1, 1, . }, its partial sum is { 1, 2, 3, 4, . }. It is also known as prefix sum, prefix reduction, scan, or cumulative sum. I have written a few test cases (for GoogleTest) that should clarify better its usage. We could nee...
This Thread: Splitting a string in plain C++
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Tutorial-like examples and some informal chatting on C/C software development (and more). Splitting a string in plain C. To split a string I would normally use the Boost tokenizer. Function. Sometimes I can't. For instance when I am having fun in solving some online programming problem, where no extra library could be used. In this case I fall back to this homemade split function. Boost: tokenizer() is smarter, however this bare version is usually enough for what I need:. As example, see how I have used ...
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Tutorial-like examples and some informal chatting on C/C software development (and more). Interviews for software developer positions are a sort of Russian roulette, you never know which kind of question could be shoot at you. Is a site claiming to "filtering out job candidates who cannot write correct programs". I'd say they have a too high opinion of themselves, they just filter candidates who are not accustomed to their tests. In any case, it is worthy to check them out. There are a couple of things w...
This Thread: Codility Peaks
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Tutorial-like examples and some informal chatting on C/C software development (and more). Given a vector of integers, we want to split it in the maximum numbers of same-sized blocks, such as any block would contain at least one peak (aka local maximum). The problem, part of the Codility Prime and composite numbers. 1 Codility provided test case. In this case the smallest size we can chose to have subsequences of the same size, each of them containing a peak, is four. Leading to a solution of 3. To simpli...
This Thread: Codility MaxProfit
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Tutorial-like examples and some informal chatting on C/C software development (and more). A vector of integers represents the price evolution of a stock share in a period. We should return the highest profit we could had buying and then selling that share. If you have read the post about the maximum slice problem. You should see how this Codility problem. Could be solved in linear time, using what is commonly known as Kadane's algorithm. Here I implemented the given test case in C 11 for GoogleTest:.
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Tutorial-like examples and some informal chatting on C/C software development (and more). Splitting a string in plain C. To split a string I would normally use the Boost tokenizer. Function. Sometimes I can't. For instance when I am having fun in solving some online programming problem, where no extra library could be used. In this case I fall back to this homemade split function. Boost: tokenizer() is smarter, however this bare version is usually enough for what I need:. As example, see how I have used ...
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