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Radix Tree in Julia

2 pointsby the_origami_foxabout 1 year ago

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the_origami_foxabout 1 year ago
Author here. While researching this topic I came across this article <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.geeksforgeeks.org&#x2F;compressed-tries&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.geeksforgeeks.org&#x2F;compressed-tries&#x2F;</a> by GeeksForGeeks (compressed trie is another name for radix tree). Currently it is one of the top results on Google for this topic. Generally I&#x27;ve found GeeksForGeeks to be a good resource, but this article is especially poor. The code is bizarre and makes no sense:<p>- It defines properties like &#x27;bitNumber&#x27;, &#x27;leftChild&#x27; and &#x27;rightChild&#x27; which have nothing to do with this type of tree.<p>- The search function search(k) calls an overloaded version of itself search(root, k) that is (1) illegal in these languages and (2) not defined.<p>- The insert function does not account for all scenarios.<p>And more.<p>I&#x27;m fairly convinced this was written with the assistance of a LLM. That would be a logical explanation to all those illogical choices.
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