How do I represent and work with n-bit vectors in Python?
The library BitVector is a pure-Python library for this purpose, and should suit the needs you specified.
The library BitVector is a pure-Python library for this purpose, and should suit the needs you specified.
Here is a very simple statically sized bit vector implementation. It requires C++11 to function since it relies on the <cstdint> header, but this header is fairly commonly found since it’s based on a C99 feature. In a pinch you can use the C <stdint.h> header and simply use types in the global namespace instead. Note: This was typed on-the-fly … Read more
int checker is used here as a storage for bits. Every bit in integer value can be treated as a flag, so eventually int is an array of bits (flag). Each bit in your code states whether the character with bit’s index was found in string or not. You could use bit vector for the same reason instead … Read more
int checker is used here as a storage for bits. Every bit in integer value can be treated as a flag, so eventually int is an array of bits (flag). Each bit in your code states whether the character with bit’s index was found in string or not. You could use bit vector for the same reason instead … Read more