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Package.swift
Source:Package.swift
...20 // for documentation21 .package(url: "https://github.com/apple/swift-docc-plugin.git", from: "1.0.0"),22 ],23 targets: [24 // Targets are the basic building blocks of a package. A target can define a module or a test suite.25 // Targets can depend on other targets in this package, and on products in packages this package depends on.26 .target(27 name: "NavigationSplitTab",28 dependencies: ["ScrollViewIfNeeded"]),29 .testTarget(30 name: "NavigationSplitTabTests",31 dependencies: ["NavigationSplitTab"]),32 ]33)...
GeneratedPluginRegistrant.swift
Source:GeneratedPluginRegistrant.swift
1//2// Generated file. Do not edit.3//4import FlutterMacOS5import Foundation6import path_provider_macos7import sqflite8import url_launcher_macos9func RegisterGeneratedPlugins(registry: FlutterPluginRegistry) {10 PathProviderPlugin.register(with: registry.registrar(forPlugin: "PathProviderPlugin"))11 SqflitePlugin.register(with: registry.registrar(forPlugin: "SqflitePlugin"))12 UrlLauncherPlugin.register(with: registry.registrar(forPlugin: "UrlLauncherPlugin"))13}...
AppDelegate.swift
Source:AppDelegate.swift
1import Cocoa2import FlutterMacOS3@NSApplicationMain4class AppDelegate: FlutterAppDelegate {5 override func applicationShouldTerminateAfterLastWindowClosed(_ sender: NSApplication) -> Bool {6 return true7 }8}...
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Using AI Code Generation
1import QuickSort2print(a)3QuickSort.quickSort(&a)4print(a)5import QuickSort6print(b)7B.quickSort(&b)8print(b)9import QuickSort10print(c)11C.quickSort(&c)12print(c)13import QuickSort14print(d)15D.quickSort(&d)16print(d)17import QuickSort18print(e)19E.quickSort(&e)20print(e)21import QuickSort22print(f)23F.quickSort(&f)24print(f)25import QuickSort26print(g)27G.quickSort(&g)28print(g)29import QuickSort30print(h)31H.quickSort(&h)32print(h)33import QuickSort34print(i)35I.quickSort(&i)36print(i)37import QuickSort38print(j)
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Using AI Code Generation
1let sortedArray = QuickSort.sort(array)2print(sortedArray)3let sortedArray = QuickSort.sort(array)4print(sortedArray)5let sortedArray = QuickSort.sort(array)6print(sortedArray)7let sortedArray = QuickSort.sort(array)8print(sortedArray)9let sortedArray = QuickSort.sort(array)10print(sortedArray)11let sortedArray = QuickSort.sort(array)12print(sortedArray)13let sortedArray = QuickSort.sort(array)14print(sortedArray)15let sortedArray = QuickSort.sort(array)16print(sortedArray)17let sortedArray = QuickSort.sort(array)18print(sortedArray)19let sortedArray = QuickSort.sort(array)20print(sortedArray)
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Using AI Code Generation
1import Foundation2func solution(_ array:[Int], _ commands:[[Int]]) -> [Int] {3 var result = [Int]()4 for command in commands {5 let arr = Array(array[i-1...j-1])6 let arrSorted = QuickSort().sort(arr, 0, arr.count-1)7 result.append(arrSorted[k-1])8 }9}10print(solution(a, commands))11import Foundation12class QuickSort {13 func sort(_ arr: [Int], _ left: Int, _ right: Int) -> [Int] {14 if left < right {15 let pivot = partition(&arr, left, right)16 sort(arr, left, pivot-1)17 sort(arr, pivot+1, right)18 }19 }20 func partition(_ arr: inout [Int], _ left: Int, _ right: Int) -> Int {21 while true {22 while low <= right && arr[low] <= pivot {23 }24 while high >= (left+1) && arr[high] >= pivot {25 }26 if low > high {27 }28 arr.swapAt(low, high)29 }30 arr.swapAt(left, high)31 }32}33import Foundation34func solution(_ array:[Int], _ commands:[[Int]]) -> [Int] {35 var result = [Int]()
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Using AI Code Generation
1import Foundation2class QuickSort{3 func partitionArray(array: inout [Int], low: Int, high: Int) -> Int{4 for j in low..<high {5 if array[j] <= pivot {6 }7 }8 }9 func quickSort(array: inout [Int], low: Int, high: Int){10 if low < high {11 let pi = partitionArray(array: &array, low: low, high: high)12 quickSort(array: &array, low: low, high: pi-1)13 quickSort(array: &array, low: pi+1, high: high)14 }15 }16}17import Foundation18var quickSort = QuickSort()19quickSort.quickSort(array: &arr, low: 0, high: arr.count - 1)20print(arr)
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