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Sharpen the saw – Excellent Algorithm Tutorials
For any programmer and hacker the deep knowledge of data structures and basic algorithms is a priceless skill. Understanding algorithms as sorting, binary search, geometry, regular expression and graph processing and datastructures as lists, queues, maps and tree is essential … Continue reading
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Enabling Java Assertions per default in Eclipse Runtime Configuration
Assertions are a way to check in your Java coding for certain assumptions, e.g. assert(a==2); Assertions are available as of Java 1.4 and it is necessary to activate them via the jvm flag -ea or -enableassertions See Assertions in Java … Continue reading
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