C Data Structure to represent a Sparse Array

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Which data structure will be most appropriate to represent a sparse array?

Posted 31-Oct-12 10:00am

rupeshkp728

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 31-Oct-12 20:16pm

So, C or C++? Did you ever heard they are different languages? :-)
--SA

rupeshkp728 1-Nov-12 1:46am

Well if you do not want to reply then pls do not reply such non related and useless answers.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 1-Nov-12 2:02am

This is just rude. Please, let me decide where to comment and where not to comment, deal?

Please, if you don't want to fix apparent incorrectness in your question, who do you thing would be the looser? After all, you want to get some answers, and people would rather answer correct questions, because they don't want to loose there time. I hope I explained how my comment is useful (even though I'm not obliged to do that), didn't I.

Please, be considerate to people and attend to their post, and people will help you; not that much if you behave aggressively. :-)
--SA

rupeshkp728 1-Nov-12 3:01am

I wanted some data structure to be used and not C++ CLASS and so I wrote C data structure. I had checked on net and most of them used C++ class and so I asked the question.
I felt your reply "Did you ever heard they are different languages?" some what offensive and so was my reply.
Nothing rudeness in that.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 1-Nov-12 3:44am

Well, well... And still no clarification C or C++? No wonder you feel offended...
--SA

Andreas Gieriet 1-Nov-12 13:10pm

Hello rupeshkp728,

please understand that we can not read your thoughts. You give us (the rest of the world) so little information that we must assume you did not even search the internet. E.g. Google gives a managable list of useful links on that topic.

Your wording of the question resembles very much as most of the pushy and cheep homework questions, that's why you get respective responses. You don't mention what you did try already yourself, no mention that the Google links are not giving you the needed details, etc.
And last but not least, your title is "C"... but you tag it as "C++" topic - gives a sloppy impression. If you do not comment pro-actively on these items you fall into the "gimme code now" box easily.

So, my advise: ask a consistent question, giving the needed level of detail on what you already tried out and where you failed. For your own benefit: we are all volunteers who answer questions - make it easy for us to answer questions ;-)

And if your intent was "gimme code now", you will most likely not get it - neither now nor later... ;-)

Cheers
Andi

PS: On topic: see my solution #1 - even some anonymous entity did not have the guts to say why giving a vote of 1 (then I could have at least defended my statement).

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Andreas Gieriet · Answer 1 · 2012-10-31T10:11:00

Solution 1

Google[^] is your friend.
Cheers
Andi

Posted 31-Oct-12 10:11am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 31-Oct-12 20:16pm

Well, fair enough, my 5. It's helpful because it hints on what's the best to do, instead of asking such questions.
--SA

Andreas Gieriet 1-Nov-12 1:51am

Hello Sergey,
thanks for your 5!
I wonder why many posters don't try the obvious - maybe they seak for a tailored ready-to-use solution...
Cheers
Andi

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 1-Nov-12 2:06am

Yes, they seek... Well, sometime it makes me feel seek. :-)
Just look at yet another rude comment, in the comments to the question... by the way, during last weeks I observer more and more member accounts getting disabled -- I think you understand why... :-)
--SA