BFS:
- works in a queue manner (FIFO)
DFS:
- works in a stack manner (LIFO)
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About Nicholas
- Nicholas Key
- San Francisco, California, United States
- "Learning is a life-long process" Interests: Web app development, mobile app development
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2009
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October
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- Deploying Android package (.apk) into Mobile Devic...
- Motorola Droid (Android 2.0)
- Search Assistant in Splunk 4
- My Java codes in Python (Part 3)
- My Java codes in Python (Part 2)
- Another Web Journal Success (my personal minor ach...
- Splunk> User Interface
- Trying out Splunk> 4.0.5 build 69401
- CustomStack upgrades
- Stack Implementation in Java
- What happens when you type in a URL into the brows...
- Steve Ballmer on Windows 7
- Sorting Algorithms (Bubble sort, Selection sort & ...
- BFS and DFS (intro)
- Web Journal's Ranking in Google Blog Search
- Mirror by Jonas
- Traversing Folder and Files
- Final vs Finally vs Finalize
- Java Reflection
- Traversing Folders and Files Recursively
- MediaPlayer vs SoundPool
- Reading XML in Android platform
- Detailed explanation of using XSL to scrape ISO co...
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October
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- Binary Tree
- Bitwise Operators
- Configuration Files
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- Creating Folders
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- Eclipse
- Fibonacci sequence
- File Manipulation
- Funny
- GCD
- General Knowledge
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- GSON
- I18N
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- Interesting Ideas
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- ISO 3166-1-alpha-2
- Java
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- Location-Based Services
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- Objective-C
- Peter Norvig
- Project
- Python
- Recursion
- Remote Server
- Splunk
- Stack
- StringTemplate
- Technology
- Tomcat Apache
- Trivia
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- Useful Method
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- XCODE
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