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For when you know you are reinventing the wheel, but are doing it anyways. Questions with this tag involve code that is already fully implemented (such as from a library).
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C++ Arraylist Implementation
Do not use 0 or NULL to represent the null pointer
Instead use nullptr which is type safe. Why?
Well, there's quite the problem when you return the type T because objects in C++ (not confuse with poin …
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Modern C++ Linked List
The code is pretty good, but there are some parts of it that aren't intuitive enough to be readed cleverly.
Don't misunderstand me, your design is good, but it is quite complex to be seen through prop …
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Sorting an array using a Binary Search Tree with C++
Your code is readable and easy to understand. Said that I would like to make you think about how you handle the operations in your BSTree.
You are building the functions alone, and what that causes i …
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