Add Max Fenwick Tree - #6298
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…ck-tree # Conflicts: # data_structures/binary_tree/maximum_fenwick_tree_one_based_indexig.py
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@cclauss Let me now if these changes solves the issues that you commented. |
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Why is one-based indexing an advantage in a language that uses zero-based indexing? |
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The one-based indexing is default for any Fenwick Tree. In all languages we use one-based indexing because of the main theory idea behind Fenwick tree that is Even in the previous implementation of Fenwick Tree in this repository (here), we had to used one-based by default. But there is another tricky way to solve the one-based indexing issue as Wikipedia has used too. I can add the zero-based indexing too if you want. |
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@cclauss, I changed the tree into 0-based indexing. |
Describe your change:
I created MaxFenwickTreeOneBasedIndexing wich solves this problem:
This algorithm use classic fenwick tree with some changes in key ideas.
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Fixes: #{$ISSUE_NO}.