Question about compileTypingData() ...

[FrankDMartinez]

Hi,
Am I correct in presuming the purpose of the keys and values variables in compileTypingData() is to create a hash table of character or digraph frequencies?

[michaeldickens]

Sort of. keys and values are arrays containing corresponding values, but
it's not actually a hash table because the program has no need for
random access. The program iterates over keys and values in scoreDigraph().

On 7/31/12 11:12 AM, FrankDMartinez wrote:

Hi,
Am I correct in presuming the purpose of the keys and values variables in compileTypingData() is to create a hash table of character or digraph frequencies?

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[FrankDMartinez]

Thanks! That helps clear things up a good deal. Does the same apply to keys and values in other functions, such as sortTypingData(), sortDigraphs(), and sortMonographs()?

[michaeldickens]

Yes. diKeys, diValues, monKeys, and monValues are initialized by
initTypingData() and then used in other functions.

On 7/31/12 1:37 PM, FrankDMartinez wrote:

Thanks! That helps clear things up a good deal. Does the same apply to keys and values in other functions, such as sortTypingData(), sortDigraphs(), and sortMonographs()?

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[FrankDMartinez]

Thanks! :-D