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Size of enum type
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Size of the enum type: can you answer to this C++ quiz?
Calculate all combinations of K items selected from a set of size N
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Calculate all combinations of k items taken from a set of n elements is not difficult with the proposed recursive and iterative methods.
C++ Lambda functions: mastering this Swiss Army knife
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C++ Lambda functions are largely used for many different purposes. In this post, 3 different examples are proposed to show classical usage of lambda functions.
“More Pizza” problem: C++ code solution
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In this article, the C++ code implementation of the “More Pizza” algorithm is provided and commented. The complete source file is available.
“Even More Pizza” – My algorithm source code (C++)
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This post contains my C++ source code for the “Even More Pizza” practice problem released for the Google Hash Code, 2021. This code can be reused to solve the Online Qualification round.
“More pizza” problem algorithm description
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The description of the algorithm used to get maximum score. Above all, this is the algorithm I suggest to use for the Google Hash Code Qualification Round.
