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Python program to find the length of the largest consecutive 1's in Binary Representation of a given string.
Given the number, find length of the longest consecutive 1's in its binary representation. Example Input: n = 15 Output: 4 The binary representation of 14 is 1111. Algorithm Step 1: input the number. Step 2: use one counter variable c=0. Step 3: Count the number of iterations to reach i = 0. Step 4: This operation reduces length of every sequence of 1s by one. Example code # Python program to find # length of the longest # consecutive 1s in # binary representation of a number. def maxlength(n): # ...
Read MoreCovariance and Contravariance in C#
To deal with classes effectively, use the concept of covariance and contra variance. Let us consider the following as our class. One is a base class for class Two, whereas Two is a base class for Three. class One { } class Two: One { } class Three : Two { } A base class can hold a derived class, but the opposite is not possible. With Covariance, you can pass a derived type where a base type is expected. Co-variance can be used on array, interface, delegates, etc in C#. Contra variance is for parameters. ...
Read MoreHow to compile unsafe code in C#?
For compiling unsafe code, you have to specify the /unsafe command-line switch with command-line compiler. For example, to compile a program named one.cs containing unsafe code, from command line, give the command − csc /unsafe one.cs Under Visual Studio IDE, enable use of unsafe code in the project properties. The following are the steps − Open Project properties by double clicking the properties node in the Solution Explorer. Click on the “Build” tab. Select the option "Allow unsafe code".
Read MoreHow can we speed up Python "in" operator?
The python operator performs very badly in a list, O(n), because it traverses the whole list. You can use something like a set or a dict(hashed data structures that have very fast lookups) to get the same result in ~O(1) time!But this also depends on the type of data structure you're looking at. This is because while lookups in sets/dicts are fast, insertion may take more time than list. So this speedup really depends on the type.
Read MoreCreating orders in SAP system using .Net
You can handle it by creating an array and insert an object into Array. Bapisdhd1 order_header_in = new Bapisdhd1(); order_header_in.DocType = "OR"; order_header_in.CollectNo = "111022"; order_header_in.SalesOrg = "11011"; order_header_in.DistrChan = "100"; order_header_in.Division = "000"; order_header_in.DlvBlock = "010"; order_header_in.PurchNoC = "TEST ORDER"; newOrder.OrderHeaderIn = order_header_in;
Read MoreWhat is operator binding in Python?
For expressions like − a == b first the python interpreter looks up the __eq__() method on the object a. If it finds that, then executes that with b as argument, ie, a.__eq__(b). If this method returns a NotImplemented, then it tries doind just the reverse, ie, it tries to call, b.__eq__(a)
Read MoreHow to optimize nested if...elif...else in Python?
Here are some of the steps that you can follow to optimize a nested if...elif...else.1. Ensure that the path that'll be taken most is near the top. This ensures that not multiple conditions are needed to be checked on the most executed path.2. Similarly, sort the paths by most use and put the conditions accordingly.3. Use short-circuiting to your advantage. If you have a statement like:if heavy operation() and light operation():Then consider changing it toif lightOperation() and heavy operation():This will ensure that heavy operation is not even executed if the light operation is false. Same can be done with or ...
Read MorecompareTo() definition mistake?
The example works correctly. The compareTo() method is called by a string object and takes another string object as argument. The return value is integer and is difference in Unicode values of characters of respective strings when they are not equal. The value can be -ve, 0 or +ve.
Read MoreWhy are numbers represented as objects in python?
Everything in Python is an object, and that includes the numbers. There are no "primitive" types, only built-in types.Numbers, however, are immutable. When you perform an operation with a number, you are creating a new number object.
Read MoreWhat are the best practices for using if statements in Python?
Here are some of the steps that you can follow to optimize a nested if...elif...else.1. Ensure that the path that'll be taken most is near the top. This ensures that not multiple conditions are needed to be checked on the most executed path.2. Similarly, sort the paths by most use and put the conditions accordingly.3. Use short-circuiting to your advantage. If you have a statement like:if heavyOperation() and lightOperation():Then consider changing it toif lightOperation() and heavyOperation():This will ensure that heavyOperation is not even executed if lightOperation is false. Same can be done with or conditions as well.4. Try flattening the ...
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