CIS3355:
Business Data Structures
Fall, 2008
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Pseudonym: Batmanuel CommentsNumeric Arrays are really nice on the Python side of things. They are faster and much more efficient then lists. They tend to provide some difficulty for people when they are working with both SWIG'ed and handrolled Python/C extensions however. While Numeric Arrays can really improve performance of some applications it often isn't enough. If you need the best performance possible it sometimes becomes necessary to rewrite parts of your Python program as C Extensions. (Numeric is a C Extension actually). For example, perhaps you want to extend Numeric by adding a new operation to it. So you'd like to write a routine that takes a Numeric array and manipulates the C array structure inside of it.
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Pseudonym: culisneis CommentsAn array is a series of elements of the same type placed in contiguous memory locations that can be individually referenced by adding an index to a unique identifier. That means that, for example, we can store 5 values of type int in an array without having to declare 5 different variables, each one with a different identifier. Instead of that, using an array we can store 5 different values of the same type, int for example, with a unique identifier.
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Pseudonym: lizard Commentsthis website helps out in C++ programing and how to use it. it only like it is used for C++ but going down the webpage there are more information about numeric arrays. On Ch.10 there is enough information that gives about how numeric arrays is used and how to use when writing down a program. This is useful for writing programs for class. I used it myself when i was getting confused
Pseudonym: Sport CommentsNumeric arrays are faster and much more efficient than lists. By using numeric array you can improve the performance of some applications, however it is not always enough. Numeric arrays allows a person to manipulate the C array structure. The name of your init fuction should match the name of your compiled C extension.Overall this website shows mainly codes to better understand numeric arrays in C. By reviewing the codes it gave me a better understanding to manupilate c in a way to store more data than before. Although mainly a review from class I found this website to be very useful.
Pseudonym: chulo12 CommentsOn this site you can be able to find a good explanation on how to do numeric arrays using the C++ Math Library, it tells you how to create numeric arrays, how to initialize a numeric array with data, and an example program so you can be able to practice and have a better understanding of numeric arrays and how to use them.
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Pseudonym: rockfer CommentsThis is a reference manual that clearly explains how arrays and pointers work. It gives several diferent examples on why arrays are useful.
Pseudonym: wizard Commentsthis site gives simple explainations about nuceric arrays.
Pseudonym: wizard Commentsthis site gives simple explainations about numeric arrays.
Pseudonym: Lightbit CommentsThis webpage defines what an array is and lists its characteristics.
Pseudonym: arnaryi Commentsthis article discusses some options for sorting numeric arrays. you have the option to sort numerically, or the same sequence as the dictionary. if your array consists soley of numbers, it is best to sort numerically
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