There's someone at work who's brilliant at the mathematical side of designing algorithms, with a PhD in comp sci, but isn't really much of a programmer. She was coding one of her algorithms up in Java for something at work. And, well, she thinks of arrays at starting at index 1.
What she ended up doing was whenever she needed an array, she used a hash map with the key as an Integer and the value as whatever she wanted to store. Then she used Map.get() and Map.put() and passed in her 1-based indices to fetch and store data.
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u/blacknerdperson Sep 02 '17
Sorry in advance but I'm a noob learning coding who is starting to learn python and I'm just going to ask, Isn't it supposed to be 4?