Artemis: Refactor Methods for Efficiency and Code Clarity#17
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This pull request includes several refactorings aimed at improving the efficiency and clarity of various methods across multiple classes. Key changes include:
Single Class Refactor:
sumRange,maxArray, andsumModulusmethods by removing unnecessary data structures and improving loop efficiency, leading to reduced memory usage and enhanced performance.DsLinkedList Class Shuffle Method:
shufflemethod to implement the Fisher-Yates shuffle algorithm, improving randomness and efficiency by eliminating the need for temporary lists and using a more concise approach with theRandomclass.Sort Class MaxN Method:
MaxNmethod to utilize aPriorityQueuefor dynamically maintaining the largestnelements, significantly reducing time complexity and improving performance compared to the previous sorting method.DoubleTest Class Formatting:
DoubleTestclass for consistency, without affecting functionality.These changes collectively enhance code performance, maintainability, and adherence to best practices.