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dtang9
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Posted 10:31 Oct 19, 2018 |
If I use two implementations of Comparator, should I create two separate classes to do so? |
jhurley
Posts: 207
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Posted 14:40 Oct 19, 2018 |
yes |
dtang9
Posts: 52
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Posted 16:37 Oct 20, 2018 |
What is the difference between "shows each entry in the Map it receives " and "look up a few entries in the map individually" ?
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16:44 Oct 20, 2018.
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jhurley
Posts: 207
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Posted 16:52 Oct 20, 2018 |
first is to traverse the entire map and show everything second is to look up a couple of entries by their keys |
dtang9
Posts: 52
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Posted 16:58 Oct 20, 2018 |
Thank you, I understand the first part. For looking up entries by key, do we hardcode the key or take user input for the key? |
jhurley
Posts: 207
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Posted 17:31 Oct 20, 2018 |
hard code is OK |
dtang9
Posts: 52
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Posted 12:31 Oct 21, 2018 |
In the sample output, it shows a map of Zombie attacks, but looking up a few entries individually shows Vampire attacks with different victims. Do we show everything in one map then create a new map with a different monster type and look up entries in it? Last edited by dtang9 at
13:15 Oct 21, 2018.
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jhurley
Posts: 207
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Posted 16:38 Oct 21, 2018 |
show the items in the map each time you run the method, so sometimes it will be ll zombies, other times all vampires
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