Anyone have any ideas why the following code would produce an error, see additional comments after the function for more details
function callee ([Hashtable]$arg0) {
[Hashtable]$hashtable = @{}
$hashtable = $arg0
$hashtable.add('passed', $True)
# $hashtable ######## toggle this line
$type = $hashta
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2020-11-22
I am facing a problem while doing serialization & deserialization using c#. Basically i am using DataContractSerializer to serialize an object.
Here is my serialization code:
var serializer = new DataContractSerializer(typeof(ProjectSetup));
string xmlString;
using (var sw = new StringWriter())
{
using (var wr
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2019-05-10
Hi y''all,
If I insert a set of keys and associated values in a HashTable, how do I
extract a given value for a specified key?
Thanx,
Bill Solution string myValue = (string)this.myHash[myKey];
....that is assuming, of course, that your value is a string. It can be
anything at all (in which case, replace the "string" definition and the
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2019-06-25
I have a node and I am defining its global pointer variable as below:
typedef struct node
{
char* word;
struct node* next;
} node;
node* HashTable = NULL;
node* HeadOfHashTable = NULL;
Now, I allocated memory as below:
void allocateMemory(int numOfElements, bool isRealloc, const char* word)
{
if(!isRealloc)
{
printf("A
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2019-05-09
I'm learning hashtable data structures and I want to make a hashtable with a flexible length array of pointers to struct Link (linked list pieces), so that hashtable initialization will set the array to be a length input into the initialization function.
At first I was getting the error "flexible array not at the end of struct". When its at the e
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2019-05-08
I am trying to serialize/deserialize my custom class which contains hashtable property using protobuf-net v2.
[ProtoContract]
public class MyClass
{
[ProtoMember(1)]
public Hashtable MyHashTable { get; set; }
}
When I call Serializer.Serialize(...) exception appears:
No serializer defined for type: System.Collectio
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2019-05-06
That question title is a mouthful.
Basically, I am creating a hash table structure that uses doubly linked lists within a vector. Everything works fine when I create the object using my overloaded constructor, but using the default constructor causes the state of the object to go funky after returning to main.
My constructors:
HashTable::Has
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2019-05-13
I have a NameValueCollection object and I need to convert it to a Hashtable object, preferrably in one line of code. How can I achieve this?
Solution You should consider using a generic Dictionary instead since it's strongly-typed, whereas a Hashtable isn't. Try this:
NameValueCollection col = new NameValueCollection();
col.Add("red", "rouge");
c
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2019-05-06
#define TABLE_SIZE 100489 // must be a power of 2
typedef map<string,int> MAP_TYPE;
typedef pair<string, int> PAIR_TYPE;
class HashTable
{
public: //public functions
HashTable();
~HashTable();
int find(string);
bool insert(string, int);
private:
int hash( const char* );
vector
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2019-05-13
I tried to define an array of linked list in Java like the following, which compiled fine but it generated 2 warning messages.
LinkedList<Long> [] hashtable = new LinkedList[10];
warning: [rawtypes] found raw type: LinkedList
LinkedList<Long> [] hashtable = new LinkedList[10];
^
missing
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2019-05-08