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Monthly Archives: January 2020
[C++] Radix sort – integers sorting
I have recently written article about counting sort, a linear complexity stable sorting algorithm: C++ counting sort implementation. Now I want to introduce you another fast sorting algorithm – radix sort. It is divided into two parts: one part that … Continue reading
Posted in algorithms, c++, coding Tagged counting sort, fast, implementation, positioning sorting, radix sort, sorting 1 Comment
[Java] Ehcache – cache engine
In modern web applications scalability could be one of things that you have to take under consideration when you plan architecture and use of tools in your project. If you know that your application will be used by hundreds or … Continue reading
[Java] Full-text search with Lucene
Sometimes you have to search large text data in your database. When you use like “%text to find%” SQL expressions database does very slow searches. You can improve it by creating full-text indexes on database’s columns. It may be very … Continue reading
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[C++] Counting sort: faster than quicksort!
Probably you know sorting at good level, written quicksort and other fast algorithms thousand times. The best sorting algorithms which as main operation has comparing one value to another has O(nlogn) complexity. With the assumption of comparing values they couldn’t … Continue reading
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