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public class Node { public Object data; public Node next; public Node(){} public Node(Object data,Node next){ this.data = data; this.next = next; } } 　　 public class CirSingleLink { private Node node = null; private int size = 0; public void init(){ node = new Node(); node.data = null; //头结点指向头结点 node.next = node; } //从尾结点进行插入 public void add(Object i){ Node newNode = new Node(i,node); if(node.next == node){ node.next = newNode; }else{ Node tmp = node; while (tmp.next != node){ tmp =tmp.next; } tmp.next = newNode; } size ++; } public void delete(Object i){ Node tmp = node; while(tmp.next !=

31.91% 3000ms 262144K CSL loves stone games. He has n n stones; each has a weight a_i a i ​ . CSL wants to get some stones. The rule is that the pile he gets should have a higher or equal total weight than the rest; however if he removes any stone in the pile he gets, the total weight of the pile he gets will be no higher than the rest. It's so easy for CSL, because CSL is a talented stone-gamer, who can win almost every stone game! So he wants to know the number of possible plans. The answer may be large, so you should tell CSL the answer modulo 10^9 + 7 1 0 9 + 7. Formerly, you are given a

I have a pandoc-style Markdown text where I cite two papers by the same author in the same place: Lorem ipsum [@Author2000;@Author2001] dolor sit amet. This is rendered as Lorem ipsum (Author 2001, 2000) dolor sit amet. Why are these citations sorted this way, contradicting the sequence in my text, contradicting author-year sorting, and contradicting the sequence in which they appear in the list of references? How can I change this? Is it possible to switch off any kind of sorting and keep the order in which I specify the citations? More information: The text is converted by pandoc with the