Questions tagged [hash-map]
A data structure that uses a hash function to map identifying values, known as keys, to their associated values
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The cleanest way to print the max value and its key from a dictionary
I'm getting the highest value and its respective from a dictionary and printing it out for the user.
Even though it's working, I'm wondering if I'm doing it in the cleanest way. Here it is:
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Sports DataSheet
This program asks the user for a players name, # of goals, saves, games played, etc. This information is ten organized on a .txt file along with the time the information was logged. users can also ...
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I have a query like this that seems complicated and I want to do it by using Java Stream Api
I have method that fetches sorted and filtered data from Mysql Database, Firstly I had done It by using Java. Now I did it by Mysql but I don't like the way the code looks
I have entity that named ...
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Implementing hash table in Python using Tuples
I am trying to implement a basic hash table using a list of tuples. The code produce the desired output. Please help me improve my code as I feel there are a lot of while loops.
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Hashmap implementation in C++
I have been asked to implement a HASHMAP in C++ in a job interview (home assignment).
I'm a bit unsure about exception safety, but this is what I came up with:
Block.h
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Quadratic Probing Hash Map - questions about implementation and testing
Quadratic Probing Hash Map
Looking to improve my quadratic probing hash map. Here are some design
considerations and questions.
Implementation is made such that the hashing function, probing function ...
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3Sum - leetcode
Question:
Given an integer array nums, return all the triplets [nums[i], nums[j], nums[k]] such that i != j, i != k, and j != k, and nums[i] + nums[j] + nums[k] == 0.
Notice that the solution set ...
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Is this a good way to construct the class for a C++ template partial specialisation of a member function?
I am teaching myself c++ by doing a series of exercises.
I liked the idea of working out how hash tables could be done using just the language
and no std calls. I discovered that you cant do
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Income tax rate calculator in c++
I have been trying to learn c++ for the sake of being comfortable with a second language. I found a project that seemed relatively easy, although it may not be implemented perfectly, it was a simple ...
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Hash Table implementation in C using linear probing for collisions
I've written a simple Hash Table implementation in C, in order to use it in an IRC bot, so mostly storing nicknames, channel names, etc (small strings). I'm using linear probind to resolve collision.
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Create a dictionary from a list of key and multi list of values in Python
I have a list of key:
list_date = ["MON", "TUE", "WED", "THU","FRI"]
I have many lists of values that created by ...
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Aggregating hourly location data into daily sublocation data for many columns
I start with an hourly table that has around 40 of items (example: bread, barley, bagels, beef, chicken). The purpose of my code is to aggregate this hourly table's numbers to daily numbers but broken ...
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Hash table implemented in C with open addressing
While posting this, I noticed there are quite a few similar C hash table implementations here already. So I figured one more wouldn't hurt. :-) In any case, I'm writing a teaching article on "how ...
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Linked list that support modifications during iteration
Update:
Fixed last item is not removed during iteration
Fixed clear() during iteration does nothing
Fixed addition of removed item is ignored
The lasted code can ...
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lazy_map implementation in C++ | Similar to unordered_map but O(1) copyable
I implemented lazy_map - https://github.com/tinytrashbin/lazy_map.
Can someone help with reviews ?
lazy_map is an implementation of unordered_map that has O(1) cost
of copying irrespective of the ...
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Count word frequencies, and print them most-frequent first
I'm writing a comparison of a simple word-counting program in various languages. The task is to count the frequencies of unique, space-separated words in the input, and output the results most ...
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Global Dictionary Class
For a Django-Server I use several custom Error-Codes, error-titles and descriptions, possibly other fields might follow.
I'm using right now a basic global dictionary.
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Calculating ordered differences between elements in vector
Input
I start with a vector of integers or floats, e.g.:
[10, 100, 20, 5, 50]
Output
I want to return a list of differences or "deltas" between elements ...
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Hash table library implementation
I wrote my own implementation of generic hash table. I’m using linked list to resolve collision problem.
I want to share my code with you and get your opinion about it, and if there are any advice or ...
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Hashtable with separate chaining and dynamic resizing
An attempt at a clean implementation of this important data structure in C.
It's hard to make such structures generic in C without losing performance, so this specialises on ...
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Data set with many variables in Python, many indented dictionaries?
I am working with a data set that has many variables. Currently I am storing the data in many indented dictionaries in the following way:
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Finding duplicates in multiple lists for configuration validation
I have created helper class for configuration validation, the main purpose is to find any human "errors"
in the configuration for the app.
the case is that any type of "message" ...
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Generic hashmap with dynamic resizing and collision handling
This is a (more or less) continuation of a previous post I made: Generic implementation of a hashtable with double-linked list.
I got lots of valuable feedback, so I decided to rewrite the entire ...
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How to make Map<String, Object> expendible(?) safely in java
I am building some statistic counter in Java.
Each metric could have flexible depth so the implementation should able to explore the depth when value insert or update.
So I implement like below (with ...
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Generic implementation of a hashtable with double-linked list
I implemented a hashtable that handles collisions by chaining entries using a double linked list.
The idea is that it can store/lookup any kind of generic data structure, while maintaining an API that ...
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Nested dictionary creation with setdefault
Is there a better way of creating a nested dictionary than what I'm doing below? The result for the setdefault is because I don't know whether that particular key ...
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Modeling data from Excel sheets to parse to Excel sheet
Background:
I have close to 50 excel files - I cannot change the data source - and I steadily get more.
My task is to make sense of all that data and, lo an behold, save that as another excel file (I ...
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Print the App Name Using Latest Version
I am trying to solve a problem, where we are given an app name, service name, and version number of an api. We need to print the name of app, which is using the latest version for most of the service.
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Hashtable Visualizer in TypeScript
Implementation is based on the MVC design pattern, with callbacks to allow model and view to communicate with controller.
Concerns:
It's not ideal to have async code inside the model, i.e the model ...
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group list of dictionary [closed]
I have a list of dictionaries and I want to group them by a specific value
let's say this is the list:
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Basic Markov Chain Algorithm
So I have a file(story.dat) with a randomly generated story like:
"Sleeping in his car was never the plan but sometimes things don't work out as planned. This..."
It will print out each word ...
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Increment value in a list of dictionaries
I have a list of dictionary let's say : l=[{'a':1,'b':2},{'a':5,'b':6},{'a':3,'b':2}]
and I want to have another list l2 and add 4 to the 'a' in the all ...
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Find the shortest sub array that contains all element from 1 to K
I'm trying to solve this problem here. The question is all about finding the shortest sub array inside an array that contains all the element from 1 to K.
Input:
The first line contains three space-...
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Function for accessing and searching dictionaries using /slashed/paths (like xpath)
So I have some data being returned to me in the form of a deeply nested Dict and I need to parse multiple values from it which may or may not be there. I saw this library (https://github.com/...
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Converts Pandas and Numpy into Dictionary and Converts back to original format for data split
I'm trying to refactor some code so that it does not have so much repetition to it. What I'm trying to do is create an input for a multiple channel/input neural network. The features that are being ...
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Number of occurrences of strings in array
This is a Hackerrank problem (https://www.hackerrank.com/challenges/sparse-arrays/problem).
We're given an array of strings and an array of queries, and have to return an array of the number of ...
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Handle missing children nodes when parsing XML into a dictionary
I work on a code-base that uses xml to set up problems and specify model parameters. I've created a script that I run in tandem with our code. This script will ...
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first pizza order program
Trying to learn a new skill at 40 without any prior related experience :-) Bought the book 'Python crash course 2e' and decided to freewheel a bit with after a week with what I've learned so far.. I ...
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JavaScript implementation of Symbol Table (Dictionary)
I'm currently going over Robert Sedgewick Algorithms book. Here I'm implementing a Symbol Table using a Linked List. The Sequential Search Symbol table is implemented in JavaScript. The book mentiones ...
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Finding unique keys
I made the following snippet. It finds unique keys based on their values. For all keys \$s\$ that are contained in another key \$D\$ with the same value, key \$s\$ is discarded and key \$D\$ is ...
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Add lines from files to corresponding dictionaries
I have to iterate through multiple text files. For each file I read its contents and append each line to its corresponding dictionary to then build a JSON file.
Each text file has the following ...
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python3 function to merge dictionaries
I have a bunch of JSON records, each record with a varying degree of completeness. In other words, record A may contain keys not in record B, and vice-versa. To get a better understanding of the data ...
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Recursively merge n-level maps of values and lists
I was looking for a solution for a way to easily merge maps of serialized Yaml and came up with this.
Reference to a similar question (not asked by me):
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25773567/...
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Dynamic-sized Hash table with Linked List
Below is an implementation heavily based on climberig's implementation on Leetcode for LeetCode 706. Design HashMap. Just to preface, I am doing this in preparation for an exam.
The one below is ...
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Linear probing 16 hashmap elements in parallel using SIMD instrinsics
For my hashmap implementation, I'm caching hashes for each map element in an array of length NBUCKETS, where each element corresponds to an element in the hashmap. ...
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Dictionary implementation in Rust
This is an implementation of a dictionary (hash map) in Rust. It is loosely based on Python's dictionary implementation, using the same "random" probing and capacity/size management. Does it ...
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Can it be shorter?: DNA Sequence Analyzer from CS50 written in Python
This is my first time requesting a code review. This is code I wrote in Python to create a DNA sequence analyzer. This is for the Harvard CS50 course.
I was really hoping to get some constructive ...
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Optimize insertion from ArrayList to HashMap
I'm trying to insert data from ArrayList to HashMap<String, Language> optimally.
Many items may have the same languge_name (code below), so I need to group items having the same language in ...
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Linkedlist & hashmap _duplicates removal
I have implemented a LinkedList removal fo duplicates class by using HashMap.
Looking forward to your reviews.
Thanks.
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