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Theory and Practice of Ropes for Java String Manipulations
Tue, 02/12/2008 - 20:14
Systems that manipulate large quantities of string data are poorly served by the Java language's default String and StringBuilder classes. A rope data structure can be a better alternative. This article introduces Ropes for Java, a rope implementation for the Java platform; explores performance issues; and provides pointers for effective use of the library. For more Java resources, and to specifically learn more about Java Testing and Debugging, take a look at this developerWorks Space.
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