In Java when you use Arrays.sort() you are sorting with Quick Sort and when you use
Collections.sor() you are using Merge Sort so take out your own conclusions.
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- 8 years ago
- Forum: Java
- Topic: Interesting Thing About Sorting in Java
- Replies: 4
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- 8 years ago
- Forum: C/C++/C++11
- Topic: The C++ vs Java Problem
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The C++ vs Java Problem
First of all everybody knows that c, c++ and Java are the ACM language used at competition and everybody knows that there are still more users coding at c++ than java but in the last years the java coders are increasing fastly because of the posibilities that the language offers. The COJ has become ...
- 8 years ago
- Forum: Problem set
- Topic: 1009 - Arranging Amplifiers
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Are the admins pro c++ ?
To previse accepted solutions in c++ using bad algorithms you lets java solutions a factor for time increasing, what happends that you suspend it. For the advantage of java over c++ of course that is not a solution that the java coders go to c++ that is completly agains the develoment of the Compute...
- 9 years ago
- Forum: The COJ Progressive Contests
- Topic: The 1st COJ Progressive Contest
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Bug when i'm sending a clarification.
I'm trying to send a clarification for the problem H-Semiprime Numbers and when i send it there is "an internal error", i have tried several times reloading the page again and login in again but it still happens. Please check this fast because the contest is about to finish.