Here is some ruby practice…
def mp3len(dirname)
require ‘mp3info’
summary=[]
Dir[dirname].each do |f|
Mp3Info.open(f) do |info|
summary.push([f,info.length])
end
end
summary
end
puts “Enter directory containing mp3 files”
dirname=gets.chomp
dirname = File.expand_path(dirname)
puts “Searching #{dirname}”
dirname += “/**/*.mp3″
s=mp3len(dirname).sort {|a,b| a[1] < => b[1]}
s.each{|q| puts “#{q[0]} => #{q[1]} [...]
This entry has some unicode characters (devanagari), let’s see if they are visible correctly…
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How will you write a program to find jumbled words ?
The shotgun approach is the first one anyone is bound to follow at first. i.e. For all permutations of the letters, find if there is a match in the dictionary of words. You might do some optimizations to ignore repetitions etc. But this is O(n^2) [...]
An Interview with Brian Kernighan
by Mihai Budiu
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~mihaib/kernighan-interview
Spanish translation by Leonardo Boshell
July 2000
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