> Please check if it's right, i think i'm getting right output, but not sure...
Some cases to try
- an array with 0 elements
- an array with 1 element
- an array with an even number of elements
- an array with an odd number of elements
- an array with a power of 2 elements
- an array with a prime number of elements
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Yes, it does work. But did I implement it right? I followed this animation tutorial :
http://www.cse.ust.hk/faculty/tcpong...ds/select.html
You're right, though I intended it to be the number of items rather than the index of the last item. This one is even wrong in my source code. r should be assigned n-1 at the start. This showed up a hole in my unit tests and I'm fixing this now.Originally Posted by Todd Burch
I found two other bugs too, by adding these extra unit tests! I'm not having a good day so far.
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