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sorted_set.rb
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class BasicArraySortedSet
attr_accessor
# Create your internal data structure here. It should be an empty array
def initialize
@array = []
end
def name
"Basic Array"
end
# Use the array's native insert method
def insert(element)
@array << element
end
# Use the array's native include method
def include?(element)
# @array.include?(element)
end
# Use the array's native sort method
def get_sorted_array
# sorted_array = @array.sort
end
end
# Similar to above, use the hash's internal methods to implement
# the sorted set's methods
class HashSortedSet
def initialize
@hash = {}
end
def name
"Basic Hash"
end
# Insert the key value pair (element, true)
def insert(element)
@hash[element] = true
end
def include?(element)
@hash.include?[element]
end
def get_sorted_array
@hash.sort
end
end
# Internally use an array to represent the set
# Maintain alphabetical order within the array, so that you can return
# it when asking for sorted array
class ArraySortedSet
def initialize
@array = []
end
def name
"Sorted Array"
end
# Insert the element at the proper index to maintain the sort order
def insert(element)
end
def include?(element)
end
# You should be able to simply return the original array
def get_sorted_array
end
end
class BinaryArraySortedSet
def initialize
end
def name
"Bsearch Array"
end
# Insert the element and maintain sorted order
def insert(element)
end
# Search for the element using binary search
def include?(element)
end
# Return the original array (it should be sorted)
def get_sorted_array
end
# A little helper method to help you implement binary search
# This method should run as follows
# If the subset has 0 or 1 element, do a simple search
# If the subset has more than 1 element...
# Find the midpoint of the range
# Compare if the middle element is higher or lower than your element
# If the element is higher
# Do a binary_search on the lower half
# If the element is lower
# Do a binary search on the upper half
def binary_search(from_index, to_index, element)
end
end