Radix used in a sentence

Radix in a sentence as a noun

Also known as a radix tree, I believe.

Maybe his grandmother had a job with punch cards: The old punch card sorter used radix sort.

The Gleason bound is only for sorting by comparing pairs of keys, and radix sort doesn't do that.

]For this reason always specify a radix when using parseInt.

The Chord algorithm sounds like a very good choice, however I'm more skeptical about the radix tree approach.

In a more general algorithm, this radix should be seen as a parameter of the analysis.

This is a lot more cache-friendly than radix trees, which have better theoretical performance but often touch memory that's all over the place.

Is the OP bitter about the fact that any teenager with a web browser can now learn how to write a radix sort whereas he had to go to university to learn it?

> Decimal floating point would hardly affect accuracy compared to binary floating pointThe larger the radix, the more of the mantissa is wasted.

Different implementations produce different results when a radix is not specified.

Your denominator doesn't divide any power of your radix, so your representation has to be either infinite, or inaccurate.