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Exercise Sheet 5
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Your solutions (files can only be read by the uploader and by us)
Along with your files please also fill in the rate in elements per second of the two algorithms when intersecting two lists of size 10^6 = 1 million. Please give these two numbers with the same precision as in the rows already there, for example, 8.5 million, but not 8.48834 million. For comparison, I also implemented the two algorithms and put my two numbers. Can you beat them? I did not do anything particularly fancy, expect paying attention that the code in the inner loop is as simple as possible, as discussed in the lecture.
No. |
Name |
Solution (PDF) |
Code (ZIP or TGZ) |
elems / second simple alg |
elems / second search alg |
Progr. Language |
0. |
Hannah |
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252.1 million |
213.4 million |
C++ |
1. |
9.6 million |
1.6 million |
Java |
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2 |
21.0 million |
12.8 million |
Java |
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3 |
[not done] |
[not done] |
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4 |
0.5 million |
0.1 million |
Python |
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5 |
49.1 million |
3.8 million |
Java |
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6 |
71.2 million |
2.3 million |
C# |
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7 |
19.0 million |
8.0 million |
VB.Net |