Matt Wong wrote:Fist: Although for me as a Java guy the naming of "IList" looks "out-of-spec", I guess this is a type-interface for at least some sort of List.
As the methods (functions? what's it called in C#?) are either called with the single array, or the array of array (there is no such thing as 2D-arrays - at least not in Java - guess the same in C#), I guess IList also covers array types - am I right?
Second: Although I can at least imagine what this "parallel" thing does (with some help of the docs) I'm not really sure about it.
At least I'm not sure how this codes handles edge-cases where the data is split in between to blocks ...
Third: I know it from Java - and the conventions state not to do so - but I guess it's the same in C#: the IF and FOR with only one-lines are the same as with added paranthesis - am I right?
Matt Wong wrote:is there any guarantee that each of the about 100 hashes in the return array are populated?
- otherwise - well - the data for the hash not found would just be empty / zero ?
I already started to implement a few lines and let it run. The first hash can be found, but none of the hashes in the hash-array. Maybe these data are not contained in the input-data, maybe I've got some length wrong. I tried another tool wich does basic the same - but I can't tell if it is able to find the data as it's only output is the data from the single hash - wich is identical to the data I'm able to find. But this is somewhat related to the file and it's data I have to investigate on other more specialized forums.
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