I've a logical problem, and I want to solve it with optimised way

Advertisements This will be accepted value which should be as an array : Input: const x = [ "name_new", "name_test_new", "xyz_new", "xyz_abc_rest_edit", ] This is the putout of input, I’m expecting, Output: const y = { "name":{ "new":true, }, "name_test":{ "new":true, }, "xyz":{ "new":true, }, "xyz_abc_rest":{ "edit":true, }, } Here Input could be anything similar… Read More I've a logical problem, and I want to solve it with optimised way

Is this a reasonable method of performing a binary search on an array of strings?

Advertisements Given: All strings used only contain ASCII characters. A base-128 integer type has been defined. 128 comes from the number of possible characters we will be expecting. Although most basic operations are not supported, there is implementation to compare one of these base-128 integers to another (<, >, =). Our data is stored in… Read More Is this a reasonable method of performing a binary search on an array of strings?

Rewriting a function

Advertisements In the following code I would like to replace the definition of the function f f=@(x)-x(1)*x(2)*x(3); x0=[1 1 1]; lb=[0 0 0]; nonlincon=@constr; x=fmincon(f,x0,[],[],[],[],lb,[],nonlincon) function [c,ceq] = constr(x) c = [2*x(1)*x(2)+2*x(1)*x(3)+2*x(2)*x(3)-100 ; 1-x(1)*x(2)]; ceq = []; end I replaced it with function erg = f(x) erg = -x(1)*x(2)*x(3); end but unfortunatly it doesn’t work.… Read More Rewriting a function