What happens when you try to add to an NSMutableDictionary once it has already reached its capacity limit of objects? Does this bump one out or is this going to throw an exception? Also is there any way to have it bump out the oldest dictionary object when I add a new one? ...
Is there any way to create a mutable dictionary with a capacity limit rather than an initial capacity? Say you want to create a dictionary that will only ever have, at most, 100 entries. The capacity argument for the dictionary is an initial capacity that will be simply increased if you add more elements than you want so it's not suita...
How to find the capacity of the ArrayList? ...
I appreciate there is no 'set' answer to this question. I am trying to assess the performance of our dedicated mail server for sending out emails. The server is of the spec below: 2G RAM CPU Xeon 2.80GHz (x2) Currently we're only managing to send out approximately 21,000 emails per hour from this. Which I suspect is massively und...
Hi, Does anyone have advice on how to best initialize an NSMutableArray when it comes to dictating the capacity? The documentation mentions that "...even though you specify a size when you create an array, the specified size is regarded as a “hint”; the actual size of the array is still 0." So... 1) If I init with a greater capacity t...
I know it is very easy to implement when you are using it as an ADT in OOP languages. But what should be done in case of structured language like C? Should I use a global variable? Should I keep an extra variable in every node? Or what? I have implemented my Dynamic Stack like this. As you can see there are no capacity checking. ...