Re: set, bump, map, huh?


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Posted by :) on July 03, 2001 at 23:21:30:

In Reply to: Re: set, bump, map, huh? posted by Aaron on June 30, 2001 at 13:49:25:

: : : HEY EVERYONE!

: : : I am really sick today (seriously) and writing from home with hopes of finding out any hint from you guys about set and map cpp's. Does anyone know if Dr. VW explained anything about set and map cpp's in class or if not did he mention/explain anything useful?. I promise I will pay you back in the future by posting something useful here.. :) Thanks very much in advance!!!!

: : ANYONE will be NICE and return this favor and YOU'LL be rewarded!!!! Please I'm in need too! Please tell us two idiots something! I know you all want to be ahead of us! But we
: : re not goona catch up with you anytime soon anyway! All I want is to be able to pass this class!!!!!!! HELP!!!!!

: In class on friday he mainly just went back over the core operations (copy, assignment, constructor, reset, kill, destructor) for the avl tree and what you would want in the iterator for the avl tree. As far as the set and map goes, he didn't say too awful much about the map, but he pointed out that the set.h was in his tools dir and that you needed to create a set using an AVL tree. In my own opinion, all you should have to do is just create the set class to use the avl tree functions of add, remove, find, and possibly the print dump and all should be well. He doesn't sound too awful optimistic about many people pulling the map part off and getting the anagram thing functional.

: aaron

Thanks Aaron!


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