There is nothing wrong with
ArrayList>
You only need to write the correct code for adding and lookup. Often
things like this are used:
Map>
With code like:
if (!map.containsKey(s)) map.put(s, new ArrayList());
map.get(s).add(ome);
On 2010-03-19 23:44, Martin Gainty wrote:
i had a re
Disc Magnet a écrit :
> A few years back when I browsed the Apache Commons Math website, I found a
> document describing how boundary cases, overflows, divide by zero, error
> conditions, etc. are handled. They were some guidelines meant to be followed
> by the developers of Commons Math. I am unab
A few years back when I browsed the Apache Commons Math website, I found a
document describing how boundary cases, overflows, divide by zero, error
conditions, etc. are handled. They were some guidelines meant to be followed
by the developers of Commons Math. I am unable to locate this document now
i had a requirement which called for accumulating a collection of known objects
so i used parameterised ArrayList e.g.
ArrayList
I have yet to discover any package which will support Collection(s) of
Collection(s)
anyone ?
Martin Gainty
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Martin Gainty a écrit :
> Bienvenue Luc!
>
> can you provide examples of any advantages of using Apache Math project over
> the provided java.Math library?
The standard Math class in the java language mainly provides simple
functions (trigonometric, logarithm, power, min, max ...).
Commons-math
Can you provide examples of advantages of using an automobile in
preference to your provided feet? ;P
-Matt
On Mar 19, 2010, at 5:27 PM, Martin Gainty wrote:
Bienvenue Luc!
can you provide examples of any advantages of using Apache Math
project over the provided java.Math library?
Mer
Bienvenue Luc!
can you provide examples of any advantages of using Apache Math project over
the provided java.Math library?
Merci Beacoups!
Martin Gainty
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Disc Magnet a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> I am new to this list and I wanted to know a few things about Apache Commons
> Math. Is it an active project? Do you know any other open source projects or
> open source/commercial organizations who use Apache Commons Math?
Commons math is an active project. Here i
Hi,
I am new to this list and I wanted to know a few things about Apache Commons
Math. Is it an active project? Do you know any other open source projects or
open source/commercial organizations who use Apache Commons Math?
Are there any contributions required for Commons Math? If so, what kind o
I think I figured out the solution. If you don't provide the password in the
connection url after the username vfs-sftp will check for the public key
authentication.
Rajika
On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 3:10 PM, Rajika Kumarasiri wrote:
> hi,
> Does the commons-vfs sftp has the support for specifying
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