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MV.Anita
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This was an interview question , can u help
(2,13,30,90,135), Tell me what u r understainding with this data. Take u'r own time.
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jayesh_g
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A set of seemingly random positive integers separated by commas and enclosed in brackets? 
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MGIndaco
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Location: Milan, Italy
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I'm sure that's a string.... I've no doubt!
In a jcl contest seems like an INREC/OUTREC function of DFSORT but the amount of value is not pair and so it can't be.
It can be a sql condition that specify a group of numeric value as IN or NOT IN but this kind of string is useful in all the language and not only in sql...(i.e. as pointer)
This is a very intresting question... but has a really solution?
I'm very curious... |
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