Hello;
I have a vector :
I need to do the following(or equivallent)Code:vector<string> word_vector;
Code:word_vector.push_back(an infinate value);
someone please help!
Hello;
I have a vector :
I need to do the following(or equivallent)Code:vector<string> word_vector;
Code:word_vector.push_back(an infinate value);
someone please help!
What do you mean by "infinite value"? Do you mean you want to push back an infinitely large string? If so then the biggest a string can possibly be is equivalent to the value returned from the max_size member function.
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no, I am doing the mergesort, the inplace merge and I need a value that will never be changed by the sort
If you could give me a different algo for the merge with a vector of strings I could use that too --- instead of the above question
A "different" algo? How can you get a different algorithm if nobody has seen your current one?
You should not be needing infinite values on the ends of your vectors for merging. I know why you want one -- you need to use a special check to see if you've reached the end of the vector.
How can you push an infinite value when it is infinite? That makes no sense.
The size of a vector can be retrieved by calling vector::size().
The highest value on a 32 bit platform is 64 bits long - via long, you will have to work out the math. Even on a 64 bit platform, the highest value is 64 bits, I doubt you will ever need the value to go past that to be honest, so consider it infinite
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