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I have an exercise which says:
create a data type called total integers (double(same) values are not allowed)

How will i do this?
I have already a function removeduplicate s from another program which i create,that has as an argument the head of a list and removes the duplicates.
So in my exercise what is best? to create first the hole list and in the end call removeduplicate s? or should i make a check before i add each node?
Sep 22 '07 #1
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Ganon11
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It depends on how your removeDuplicate s method is implemented, but it seems like using this method may be your best shot.
Sep 22 '07 #2
ruskalym
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If you're not lazy enough, you can implement a sorted list structure, with management of duplicates bound on addiing operation.
Sep 22 '07 #3

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