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•Created by theash2473 on 2/9/2025 in #java-help

github repo deleted. Now cloning local to a new remote repo

My current git repo has all the commits and branches and whatever that was done in the repo. Although the remote repo somehow got deleted long back. I now want to push the current repo to a new remote as it is. I created this repo to learn git so I made sure that all the commits and branches are also present in the remote back then. Now I wanna do it again. I am trying to understand reflogs of the repo so that I can compare what will go and what will not. Here are the reflogs below. I am stuck at the point that in the 3rd line, there's a branch name mentioned for the commit but only for the remote and not local branch. Can anyone clarify why is that?

$ git reflog
bf302bb (HEAD -> branch_a) HEAD@{0}:  reset: moving to HEAD
bf302bb (HEAD -> branch_a) HEAD@{1}:  reset: moving to HEAD
bf302bb (HEAD -> branch_a) HEAD@{2}:  commit: more changes on the branch
0f3bdda (origin/branch_a) HEAD@{3}:  commit: branch_a commit
bbe56be (origin/subbranch, subbranch) HEAD@{4}:  checkout: moving from subbranch to branch_a
2c8ab12 (origin/brnch, brnch) HEAD@{5}:  checkout: moving from subbranch to brnch
bbe56be (origin/subbranch, subbranch) HEAD@{6}:  checkout: moving from main to subbranch
1c320e0 (origin/main, main) HEAD@{7}:  Branch: renamed refs/heads/master to refs/heads/main
1c320e0 (origin/main, main) HEAD@{9}:  checkout: moving from subbranch to master
bbe56be (origin/subbranch, subbranch) HEAD@{10}:  commit: subbranch code
1c320e0 (origin/main, main) HEAD@{11}:  checkout: moving from brnch to subbranch
2c8ab12 (origin/brnch, brnch) HEAD@{12}:  commit: brnch code
1c320e0 (origin/main, main) HEAD@{13}:  checkout: moving from subbranch to brnch
1c320e0 (origin/main, main) HEAD@{14}:  checkout: moving from brnch to subbranch
1c320e0 (origin/main, main) HEAD@{15}:  checkout: moving from master to brnch
1c320e0 (origin/main, main) HEAD@{16}:  commit (initial): main branch

$ git reflog
bf302bb (HEAD -> branch_a) HEAD@{0}:  reset: moving to HEAD
bf302bb (HEAD -> branch_a) HEAD@{1}:  reset: moving to HEAD
bf302bb (HEAD -> branch_a) HEAD@{2}:  commit: more changes on the branch
0f3bdda (origin/branch_a) HEAD@{3}:  commit: branch_a commit
bbe56be (origin/subbranch, subbranch) HEAD@{4}:  checkout: moving from subbranch to branch_a
2c8ab12 (origin/brnch, brnch) HEAD@{5}:  checkout: moving from subbranch to brnch
bbe56be (origin/subbranch, subbranch) HEAD@{6}:  checkout: moving from main to subbranch
1c320e0 (origin/main, main) HEAD@{7}:  Branch: renamed refs/heads/master to refs/heads/main
1c320e0 (origin/main, main) HEAD@{9}:  checkout: moving from subbranch to master
bbe56be (origin/subbranch, subbranch) HEAD@{10}:  commit: subbranch code
1c320e0 (origin/main, main) HEAD@{11}:  checkout: moving from brnch to subbranch
2c8ab12 (origin/brnch, brnch) HEAD@{12}:  commit: brnch code
1c320e0 (origin/main, main) HEAD@{13}:  checkout: moving from subbranch to brnch
1c320e0 (origin/main, main) HEAD@{14}:  checkout: moving from brnch to subbranch
1c320e0 (origin/main, main) HEAD@{15}:  checkout: moving from master to brnch
1c320e0 (origin/main, main) HEAD@{16}:  commit (initial): main branch

If you could connect with me and see it live. It would help more in this case.

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•Created by theash2473 on 11/15/2024 in #java-help

Adding character/s to a string has two different variations.

If you add two characters to a string you get an int as an output but when you add one character it works. Please explain. Here is an example with output for reference.

String str = "eeksforGeeks";

        // Inserting at the beginning
        String str2 ='[' +'['+ str;

        // Print and display the above string
        System.out.println(str2);
      str2='['+str;
      System.out.println(str2);

String str = "eeksforGeeks";

        // Inserting at the beginning
        String str2 ='[' +'['+ str;

        // Print and display the above string
        System.out.println(str2);
      str2='['+str;
      System.out.println(str2);

Output-: 182eeksforGeeks [eeksforGeeks

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•Created by theash2473 on 10/27/2024 in #java-help

I am getting TLE in Leetcode on question 29. Please help me optimize.

I am using the most efficient code that I could understand. Please suggest how to optimize it for the test case where the dividend is int_max and divisor is -1.

public int divide(int dividend, int divisor) {
        // if(di(1<<31))
        // if ((dividend < 0) ^ (divisor < 0)) {
        // negative = 1;
        // dividend = Math.abs(dividend);
        // divisor = Math.abs(divisor);
        // } else if ((dividend < 0) && (divisor < 0)) {
        // dividend = Math.abs(dividend);
        // divisor = Math.abs(divisor);
        // }
        // while (dividend >= divisor) {
        // dividend -= divisor;
        // answer++;
        // }
        // if (negative == 1) {
        // answer *= -1;
        // }
        // ;
        // return answer;
        int answer = 0, negative = 0;
        if ((dividend < 0) ^ (divisor < 0))
            negative = 1;
        if ((dividend == (1 << 31)) && (divisor == -1))
            answer = ((1 << 31) - 1);
        else {
            dividend = Math.abs(dividend);
            divisor = Math.abs(divisor);
            while (dividend > divisor) {
                int temp_divisor = divisor, counter = 0;
                for (; dividend >= temp_divisor; counter++) {
                    temp_divisor = temp_divisor << 1;
                }
                counter--;
                temp_divisor = temp_divisor >> 1;
                dividend -= temp_divisor;
                answer += (Math.pow((int) 2, (int) counter));
                System.out.println(temp_divisor);
                System.out.println(dividend);
                System.out.println(answer);
                System.out.println(counter + "\n");
            }
        }
        if (negative == 1) {
            answer *= -1;
        }
        return answer;
    }

public int divide(int dividend, int divisor) {
        // if(di(1<<31))
        // if ((dividend < 0) ^ (divisor < 0)) {
        // negative = 1;
        // dividend = Math.abs(dividend);
        // divisor = Math.abs(divisor);
        // } else if ((dividend < 0) && (divisor < 0)) {
        // dividend = Math.abs(dividend);
        // divisor = Math.abs(divisor);
        // }
        // while (dividend >= divisor) {
        // dividend -= divisor;
        // answer++;
        // }
        // if (negative == 1) {
        // answer *= -1;
        // }
        // ;
        // return answer;
        int answer = 0, negative = 0;
        if ((dividend < 0) ^ (divisor < 0))
            negative = 1;
        if ((dividend == (1 << 31)) && (divisor == -1))
            answer = ((1 << 31) - 1);
        else {
            dividend = Math.abs(dividend);
            divisor = Math.abs(divisor);
            while (dividend > divisor) {
                int temp_divisor = divisor, counter = 0;
                for (; dividend >= temp_divisor; counter++) {
                    temp_divisor = temp_divisor << 1;
                }
                counter--;
                temp_divisor = temp_divisor >> 1;
                dividend -= temp_divisor;
                answer += (Math.pow((int) 2, (int) counter));
                System.out.println(temp_divisor);
                System.out.println(dividend);
                System.out.println(answer);
                System.out.println(counter + "\n");
            }
        }
        if (negative == 1) {
            answer *= -1;
        }
        return answer;
    }

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•Created by theash2473 on 10/18/2024 in #java-help

In the bitwise compliment operator there is confusion. Please help if you can.

For the 2’s complement, if we take 8 bits for a binary representation, in the case of decimal 200, binary is 11001000 2’s complement is also 11001000 In the procedure to calculate mentioned in the link https://www.rit.edu/academicsuccesscenter/sites/rit.edu.academicsuccesscenter/files/documents/math-handouts/DM3_TwosComplement_BP_9_22_14.pdf, it should be 00111000 The confusion must be because of the 8th bit being a 1.

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