cocytus | memory K/V-store through hybrid erasure | Key Value Database library
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Cocytus is a distributed in-memory key-value store which achieves both efficiency and availability by using hybrid erasure coding and replication. With low overhead for latency and throughput, it saves up to 46% memory compared to traditional primary-backup replications when tolerating two failures. An online recovery scheme is applied when failures are detected so that the whole system is able to serve key-value requests continuously.
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QUESTION
I am trying to make a quiz, in python, where I use quite a few while loops, so I can easily leave code, or re run it. The problem is, once one of my nested loops has finished running, the code doesn't continue to run. I will leave some pseudocode incase my logic is incorrect, and the actual code after that.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-07 at 10:05Seems to be due to the fact that you never close your initial while loop: while i < 1
. Since the value of i stays at 0, your outermost while loop will never close, causing your program to be stuck in an infinite loop. If you close that loop by setting i = 1
at the end, this particular problem should be resolved.
QUESTION
There is a huge array of Strings and i have to loop through the array of strings see which words has a certain length ( qualifyingLenght
) and it should be ends with the char a
for Task 3
.
I tried really hard and couldn't figure it out. TIA.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-12 at 17:22First check the length before and use simply endsWith
as
QUESTION
public static String[] data = { "Achelous", "Ares", "Clytemnestra", "Eurystheus", "Icarus", "Naiads", "Phlegethon", "Sterope",
"Acheron", "Argo", "Cocytus", "Euterpe", "Io", "Napaeae", "Phosphor", "Stheno", "Achilles", "Argus",
"Creon", "Favonius", "Iobates", "Narcissus", "Phrixos", "Styx", "Actaeon", "Ariadne", "Creьsa", "Furies",
"Iphigenia", "Nemesis", "Pirithous", "Symplegades", "Admetus", "Arion", "Creusa", "Gaea", "Iris",
"Neoptolemus", "Pleiades", "Syrinx", "Adonis", "Artemis", "Cronus", "Galatea", "Ismene", "Nereids", "Pluto",
"Tantalus", "Aeacus", "Asclepius", "Cybele", "Ganymede", "Iulus", "Nestor", "Plutus", "Tartarus", "Aegeus",
"Astarte", "Cyclopes", "Glaucus", "Ixion", "Nike", "Pollux", "Taygeta", "Aegisthus", "Astraea", "Daedalus",
"Graces", "Jason", "Niobe", "Polymnia", "Telemachus", "Aegyptus", "Atalanta", "Danae", "Graeae", "Jocasta",
"Nona", "Polynices", "Terpsichore", "Aeneas", "Athena", "Daphne", "Hades", "Lachesis", "Notus",
};
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("The length of the array is " + data.length);
for(int i=0; i
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-09 at 11:56qualifyingLength
below is the length in question. data
is the input array of String
.
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