rudiments | A drum machine written in Rust | Audio Utils library
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rudiments is a step-sequencing drum machine that plays rhythm patterns using audio samples.
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QUESTION
Time ago, I was asked during an interview to sum two Integers represented by arrays, putting the solution into another array. Part of the interview idea was for me to provide an efficient solution. Since then, I have been searching for a simple and efficient solution to this problem, and I didn't find none yet.
So I would like to share my solution with the community and ask if any of you can help to improve efficiency. This example looks like O(mn) where mn is the size of the biggest array between m or n and, where m and n represents the size of each integer array to sum. Thus, it looks as though it is working in linear time.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-24 at 05:54As SSP has said in the comments, you should create an ArrayList
with an initial capacity, of Math.max(m.length, n.length) + 1
. That is the maximum number of digits of the sum.
QUESTION
I am trying to generate a lexer and parser for a simple language. At the moment, the language can only parse a conditional expression. A conditional expression is much like one in C, and because I am only learning the rudiments here, all the gotchas we have in a language like C I am not going to be concerned about implementing.
I have the following grammar:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-25 at 17:35Appears that the grammar is a direct implementation of an EBNF representation of the desired DSL. A bit more work is required to get it to work well in ANTLR. As is:
1) there is a mutual left recursion problem with the rules function_expr
, paramList
, and param
;
2) sentence
can match nothing;
3) WS
is hidden in the lexer, so sentence
could never match, anyway ;);
4) the ID
rule shadows WORD
, so WORD
tokens will never be emitted.
(You should have received a Tool warning on 1 and 2; never ignore, since warnings indicate that run-time behavior can be affected.)
The basic form for an expression rule is to list, in a single rule, all of the alternate forms of the expression.
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