Am I missing something painfully obvious? Or does just nobody in the world actually use java.util.BitSet?
The following test fails:
@Test
public voi
People do use BitSet
; however, they use it for something other than what you intend. It's probably best to think of BitSet
as a very compact, memory-efficient form of Set
that has the peculiar property that you can't put negative numbers into it.
It's very common with BitSet
s to use them in the pattern of
for (int id = set.nextSetBit(0); id >= 0; id = set.nextSetBit(id + 1)) {
// do stuff to a set index
}
after you do something to fill them up. This is equivalent to iterating over the elements of the Set
.