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Hi, I have a problem with two classes who both has instances to each other. Here are the header files... [code] #ifndef ENVIRONMENT_H #define ENVIRONMENT_H #include <vector> #include "item.h" #include "actor.h" namespace game{ class Environment{ public: Environment(){} Environment(std::string name_, std::string description_); enum directions { north = 0, north_east = 1, …

Hello! I am a student from Stockholm, Sweden studying Computer Science at KTH (Translation, RIT - Royal Institute of technology), and I have about a year left to get my masters degree. My concentration is on Autonomous Systems where it mostly comes down to computer vision (Object detection, computer geometry …

It sound to me like you are describing bucket sort, or radix sort where you use the entire integer to place in buckets instead of parts of it. It is fast but not very space efficient. Runs practically in O(n) (linear) time.

Hi! I am having some problems with using the operator= on an dereferences object. I have the code... [CODE]Julian j1(2319,1,7); Date * dp = new Gregorian(2319,1,23); cout << (*dp) << " " << typeid(*dp).name() << endl; *dp = j1; cout << (*dp) << " " << typeid(*dp).name() << endl; j1 …