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user 15260
For code that aims to solve problems in all branches of mathematics. (Please do NOT use this tag for incidental trivial use of arithmetic. A simple test to apply is: would an amateur or professional mathematician take an interest in the question?)
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Mapping composition in Java - v2
Your Mapping class seems unnecessary, as your compose function shown in the previous post could just use Map types, which are already defined in a standard way within Java. all you're really doing is …
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