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Help me I'd : Nestedloop
Flow - #ETL#Framework for #PHP just reached another milestone, release 0.8.0! 🚀
I want to say "Thank you, you are amazing!" to all contributors! All contributions, even the smallest ones are pushing that project forward 🤩
The most important changes/fixes:
- Filesystem - created from scratch new filesystem abstraction that supports byte reading and chunk writings to/from remote filesystems
- Azure Storage SDK - created from scratch, new, lightweight SDK for Azure Storage that depends only on PSR contracts instead of specific implementations of HTTP clients
- Azure Storage SDK Filesystem Bridge - integration between our new Azure SDK and our Filesystem Abstraction
- Parquet - resolved issues with saving/reading deeply nested empty structures
- Parquet - added support for more compression algorithms like BROTLI or LZ4
- Parquet - added support for deprecated CoveredType types
- XML - replaced XMLNodeEntry with XMLElementEntry
- Core - order entries
- Core - Default NestedLoop join algorithm was replaced with HashJoin algorithm
- Core - Fixed Cache-based External Sort algorithm implementation
and many many more (link to details in comment)
First time I give a shot to daily challenge leetcode problem.
• 1st soln pass 35 test cases out of 40 using nestedloop
• 2nd soln was using hashmap. But wasn't optimal.
• 3rd soln was two pointer approach. And it work better than past solutions.
Consistency makes easy⚡
Nemu soal di hackerrank yang sama persis kayak di leetcode, karena di leetcode udah pernah ngerjain pakai metode sliding window, langsung aja implementasi di soal hackerrank tadi.
kenapa pakai metode sliding window? karena untuk mengurangi penggunaan nestedloop
If there's already a sorted structure for the inner table, like an index, and not a lot of outer rows, the lookup uses the index for each outer row.
This is a #NestedLoop:
dbfiddle.uk/neyTH7Hf