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What are inline functions?[2007-02-26 23:42:21]   
What are inline functions?
Why should I use inline functions instead of plain old #define macros?
How can inline functions help with the tradeoff of safety vs. speed?
linkAuthor:premTags: c++Answer

Airplane problem[2007-02-26 23:42:19]   
Consider three identical airplanes starting at the same airport. Each plane has a fuel tank that holds just enough fuel to allow the plane to travel half the distance around the world. These airplanes possess the special ability to transfer fuel between their tanks in mid-flight. Devise a scheme that will allow one airplane to travel all the way around the world, landing only at the original airport.
linkAuthor:premTags: puzzleAnswer

Find node in tree[2007-02-26 23:42:17]   
Given a tree such that each node has a child and sibling, find a node in
the tree.
Prioritize the search by level (ie., check all siblings before
children). Hint: use a queue
linkAuthor:premTags: algorithms | coding | binarytrees | tree | queue1 CommentAnswer

Queue using stacks[2007-02-26 23:42:18]   
Write and algorithm to implement a Queue using 2 Stacks and write test
cases for it
linkAuthor:premTags: algorithms | coding | stack | queue2 CommentsAnswer





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