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Tag: Fork

CSS implements the fork

css tick .tick {position: relative; display: inline-block; width: 40px; height: 40px; border- radius: 20px; background: gray;}.tick:before, .tick:after {background: white; position: absolute; conte

October 19, 2021By Simo CSS CSS, Fork, Hook, ImplementationLeave a Comment

Leetcode converts an ordered array in ascending order to a height balance binary search tree

Question 108

Convert an ordered array in ascending order into a highly balanced binary search tree. In this question, a highly balanced binary tree means that the absolute value of the height

October 17, 2021By Simo Mathematics balance, Fork, height, Leet, one, Tree, twoLeave a Comment

Operating system – Why is the address of the variable remains the same in the modified Fork () system call

Please consider the following code snippet.

if (fork() == 0)
{
a = a + 5;
printf(“%d, %d
“, a, &a);
}
else
{
a = a-5;
printf (“%d, %d
“, a,& a);
} AFAIK, when creating fork(), the paren

October 17, 2021By Simo Os Theory addresses, calls, Fork, Keep, middle, modifications, Operating System, systems, the same, variables, whyLeave a Comment

[Data Structure] Binary search tree

Binary search tree, also called binary sort tree, binary search tree. It has the following characteristics:

The value of the left subtree Less than the value of the root node, the value of th

October 15, 2021By Simo Data Structure Data Structure, Fork, search, Tree, twoLeave a Comment

[Data Structure] Recursive and non-recursion realization of binary search trees

1. What is a binary search tree

1. Each node has a key code (key) as the basis for searching, and the key codes of all nodes are different from each other.

2. The key code (key) of all

October 15, 2021By Simo Data Structure Data Structure, Fork, non-, realization, recursion, search, Tree, twoLeave a Comment

[Data Structure] Delete, Insert, and Finding of Binary Search Tree

The meaning of a binary search tree is that the value of each left child in this binary tree is smaller than its parent node, and the value of each right child is smaller than the parent node An or

October 15, 2021By Simo Data Structure Data Structure, delete, Find, Fork, INSERT, search, Tree, twoLeave a Comment

DDL operation table structure

DDL operation table structure: CRUD One, C (create) create   1, create table create table table name(
Column name 1 data type 1,
Column name 2 data type 2,
Column name 3 data type 3,

September 21, 2021By Simo Mysql Book, DDL, Fork, structureLeave a Comment
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