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in [sorts] package, algorithms offer .sort() function.
most of them has input parameter as generic type Comparable, but some of them supports int[ ] only.
※algorithms that sort int[ ] only = [BinaryInsertionSort, BucketSort, DNFSort, OddEvenSort, PigeonHoleSort, RadixSort]
exception : beadsort (algorithm cannot sort negative int / String sort)
how do you think about updating algorithm's parameter type to Generic type ?
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in [sorts] package, algorithms offer .sort() function.
most of them has input parameter as generic type Comparable, but some of them supports int[ ] only.
※algorithms that sort int[ ] only = [BinaryInsertionSort, BucketSort, DNFSort, OddEvenSort, PigeonHoleSort, RadixSort]
exception : beadsort (algorithm cannot sort negative int / String sort)
how do you think about updating algorithm's parameter type to Generic type ?
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No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: