Recently encountered a number of string comparison of the topic, feel direct comparison or quite time-consuming, so think of the hash, but also feel that the time of operation may be the INT data type explosion, so before the discussion hash or summarize the fast power.
1, Quickpow
This is a template, I summed up the network of the various writing, than this short anyway I will not:
int Quickpow (int a,int b,int c) {// return (a^b)%c----------Changing A's type declaration to a long long might be better int ret = 1 ; A %= C; while (b) { if (B&1 ) ret = (ret*a)% C; b >>= 1 ; A = (a*a)% C; return ret;}
Because the idea of splitting is used here, it is easy to implement with recursive code, but I don't recommend it, it's easy for tle:
int quickpow_2 (int A,int b,int c) { int1; %= C; = (Quickpow_2 (a,b/2, c) * Quickpow_2 (a,b/2, c))%C if(b&1 { = (ret * A)% C; } return ret;}
2, Hash
The play is, of course, the hash function, where a large number and a large prime are used to take the modulo, and the double-keyword comparison:
void Str_hash (char *s,int &d1,// Span style= "color: #008000;" >D1,D2 is the keyword for comparison----------SYS is the number of binary int i,len = strlen (s); for (i = 0 ; i < Len;++ i) {D1 = (D1 + (S[i]- " a ' ) *quickpow (sys,i,mod1))% Mod1; D2 = (D2 + (S[i]- " a ' ) *quickpow (SYS,I,MOD2))% mod2; }}
Using the conversion formula between the binary, it is easy to get the decimal number we want, which is the two number representing the string.
Why is it two? You will find that only one word, in the data range is relatively large when the same decimal number to represent two is not equal to the string, although it can also be used in the hash table linked list of the way to solve, but for me personally is too troublesome, after all, I oier still do not write too complex code ...
3. All
After the above discussion, we can write the complete code!!! (Ctrl + C Party benefits):
#include <cstdio>#include<algorithm>#include<cstring>using namespaceStd;typedefLong LongLL;Const intSYS = -;//assume that the string contains only A ~ Z, which is 26 binaryConst intMAXN = the;//assuming that the string length is less than or equal toConst intMod1 =100000007;//A common modulus large numberConst intMOD2 =299999321;//a large prime numberCharA[MAXN];intha[maxn][2],n;intQuickpow (LL A,intBintc) {//return (a^b)%c intRET =1; A%=C; while(b) {if(b&1) ret = (ret*a)%C; b>>=1; A= (a*a)%C; } returnret;}voidStr_hash (Char*s,int&D1,int&D2) {//d1,d2 is the keyword used for comparison intI,len =strlen (s); for(i =0; I < len;++i) {d1= (D1 + (s[i]-'A') *quickpow (SYS,I,MOD1))%Mod1; D2= (D2 + (s[i]-'A') *quickpow (SYS,I,MOD2))%mod2; }}intMain () {scanf ("%d",&N); for(inti =1; I <= n;++i) {scanf ("%s", a); Str_hash (a,ha[i][0],ha[i][1]);//read in and process a string//Note that this does not save each string, but the actual use of the time is required to save, after all, the output of the strings that match the conditions } for(inti =1; I <= n;++i) {printf ("%d%d\n", ha[i][0],ha[i][1]);//Output Hash Table } return 0;}
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