cantor_pairing: Uniquely encode two non-negative integers to a single...
In BenjaK/pairing: Cantor and Hopcroft-Ullman Pairing Functions
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
This function uniquely encodes two non-negative integers to a single
non-negative integer, using the Cantor pairing function. See the Wikipedia article
for more information.
Usage
1
cantor_pairing(x, y)
Arguments
x
A non-negative integer.
y
A non-negative integer.
Value
A non-negative integer.
Examples
1
2
cantor_pairing(0, 0)
cantor_pairing(47, 32)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
This function uniquely encodes two non-negative integers to a single non-negative integer, using the Cantor pairing function. See the Wikipedia article for more information.
Usage
1 | cantor_pairing(x, y)
|
Arguments
x |
A non-negative integer. |
y |
A non-negative integer. |
Value
A non-negative integer.
Examples
1 2 | cantor_pairing(0, 0)
cantor_pairing(47, 32)
|
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