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    Sure, but that defeats the purpose of the generic arithmetic class. Let's suppose I create the above `GenericsArithmetic` class with type parameter as `Byte`. How would you know which conversion …
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    This really isn't possible given that the `Number` interface doesn't expose arithmetic methods so even though you can write a `GenericArithmetic` class which takes only instance of numbers, you can't …
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    > Sorry to say, but the output using Windows 8.1 is not the desired one. All you get is: Are you running this from the command line or some sort …
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    Multiprocessing on Windows does work, but is a bit crippled when compared to multiprocessing on *nix. For e.g., the following code snippet works fine on Windows: from __future__ import print_function …
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    *getting following error. duplicate found Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NullPointerException at binarysearchtree.main(binarysearchtree.java:185) Java Result: 1 here is my code* public class node<T> { public node<T> root ; public T data; …
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    > From my understanding, generic class is for handling a range of types of incoming object class. So comparison part will be very tricky because one needs to determine the …
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    > Because I'm also not too familiar with java the only thing that forced me to change from VB.NET to Java was the ability to support multi-threading [Not sure why …
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    No, because with Java you can create keyloggers for "Java applications". You would need to implement some sort of Windows API hooks if you want to intercept keystrokes across all …
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    This is a typical map-reduce problem. You map the files you read and create intermediate data structures (dicts in this case). And after all the files have been read, you …
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    > This means that there is an extra layer of indirection on top of everything Almost everything; this doesn't apply to method scoped primitives which are allocated on the stack. …
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    >but it only opens the browser--firefox only--for a second, fills out the iframe, and then automatically closes. I believe this is because the context manager in this case destroys the …
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    There are two main problems with your above approach: 1. Using the wrong datastructure 2. Needless repeated computationss burning the CPU Contains check on a `List` data structure is expensive …
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    It's branch prediction indeed; read [this](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11227809/why-is-processing-a-sorted-array-faster-than-an-unsorted-array).
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    Also something which others haven't mentioned; you can't earn rep in any sub-forum which falls under the "Community Center" category.
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    1. Java is C++ with training wheels. 2. Java doesn't support multiple inheritance, other than via interface types, which in my opinion are really useless. Every concrete class that inherents …
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    Just for the clarification of the readers; the output posted using the `background` decorator is not always guaranteed and depends on how your OS schedules the Python threads. So another …

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