Sort (order by) the list of elements, when only going after element is known.
What is the best strategy to sort (order by) the list of elements, when each element has one "Going after" element (from the same list) assigned to it.
Is there some theory for this?
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What is the best strategy to sort (order by) the list of elements, when each element has one "Going after" element (from the same list) assigned to it.
Is there some theory for this?
sorting
asked 18 mins ago
T.Kalnius
143
What is a "going after element"?
– John Douma
9 mins ago
It is an element from the same list indicating that current element must go after the assigned one.
– T.Kalnius
43 secs ago
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What is the best strategy to sort (order by) the list of elements, when each element has one "Going after" element (from the same list) assigned to it.
Is there some theory for this?
sorting
asked 18 mins ago
T.Kalnius
143
What is the best strategy to sort (order by) the list of elements, when each element has one "Going after" element (from the same list) assigned to it.
Is there some theory for this?
sorting
sorting
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What is a "going after element"?
– John Douma
9 mins ago
It is an element from the same list indicating that current element must go after the assigned one.
– T.Kalnius
43 secs ago
add a comment |
What is a "going after element"?
– John Douma
9 mins ago
It is an element from the same list indicating that current element must go after the assigned one.
– T.Kalnius
43 secs ago
What is a "going after element"?
– John Douma
9 mins ago
What is a "going after element"?
– John Douma
9 mins ago
It is an element from the same list indicating that current element must go after the assigned one.
– T.Kalnius
43 secs ago
It is an element from the same list indicating that current element must go after the assigned one.
– T.Kalnius
43 secs ago
add a comment |
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What is a "going after element"?
– John Douma
9 mins ago
It is an element from the same list indicating that current element must go after the assigned one.
– T.Kalnius
43 secs ago