public class ParallelArray extends OUPap
An array supporting parallel operations.
A ParallelArray maintains a java.util.concurrent.ForkJoinPool and an array in order to provide parallel aggregate operations. The main operations are to apply some procedure to each element, to map each element to a new element, to replace each element, to select a subset of elements based on matching a predicate or ranges of indices, and to reduce all elements into a single value such as a sum.
A ParallelArray is constructed by allocating, using, or copying an array, using one of the static factory methods create, createEmpty, createUsingHandoff and createFromCopy. Upon construction, the encapsulated array managed by the ParallelArray must not be shared between threads without external synchronization. In particular, as is the case with any array, access by another thread of an element of a ParallelArray while another operation is in progress has undefined effects.
The ForkJoinPool used to construct a ParallelArray can be shared safely by other threads (and used in other ParallelArrays). To avoid the overhead associated with creating multiple executors, it is often a good idea to use the defaultExecutor() across all ParallelArrays. However, you might choose to use different ones for the sake of controlling processor usage, isolating faults, and/or ensuring progress.
A ParallelArray is not a List. It relies on random access across
array elements to support efficient parallel operations. However,
a ParallelArray can be viewed and manipulated as a List, via method
ParallelArray.asList. The asList
view allows
incremental insertion and modification of elements while setting up
a ParallelArray, generally before using it for parallel
operations. Similarly, the list view may be useful when accessing
the results of computations in sequential contexts. A
ParallelArray may also be created using the elements of any other
Collection, by constructing from the array returned by the
Collection's toArray
method. The effects of mutative
asList
operations may also be achieved directly using
method setLimit along with element-by-element access
methods get and set.
While ParallelArrays can be based on any kind of an object
array, including "boxed" types such as Long, parallel operations on
scalar "unboxed" type are likely to be substantially more
efficient. For this reason, classes ParallelLongArray and
ParallelDoubleArray are also supplied, and designed to
smoothly interoperate with ParallelArrays. You should also use a
ParallelLongArray for processing other integral scalar data
(int
, short
, etc). And similarly use a
ParallelDoubleArray for float
data. (Further
specializations for these other types would add clutter without
significantly improving performance beyond that of the Long and
Double versions.)
Most usages of ParallelArray involve sets of operations prefixed
with range bounds, filters, and mappings (including mappings that
combine elements from other ParallelArrays), using
withBounds
, withFilter
, and withMapping
,
respectively. For example,
aParallelArray.withFilter(aPredicate).all()
creates a new
ParallelArray containing only those elements matching the
predicate. And for ParallelLongArrays a, b, and c,
a.withMapping(CommonOps.longAdder(),b).withMapping(CommonOps.longAdder(),c).min()
returns the minimum value of a[i]+b[i]+c[i] for all i. As
illustrated below, a mapping often represents accessing
some field or invoking some method of an element. These versions
are typically more efficient than performing selections, then
mappings, then other operations in multiple (parallel) steps. The
basic ideas and usages of filtering and mapping are similar to
those in database query systems such as SQL, but take a more
restrictive form. Series of filter and mapping prefixes may each
be cascaded, but all filter prefixes must precede all mapping
prefixes, to ensure efficient execution in a single parallel step.
In cases of combined mapping expressions, this rule is only
dynamically enforced. For example, pa.withMapping(op,
pb.withFilter(f))
will compile but throw an exception upon
execution because the filter precedes the mapping.
While series of filters and mappings are allowed, it is
usually more efficient to combine them into single filters or
mappings when possible. For example
pa.withMapping(addOne).withMapping(addOne)
is generally
less efficient than pa.withMapping(addTwo)
. Methods
withIndexedFilter
and withIndexedMapping
may be
useful when combining such expressions.
This class includes some reductions, such as min
, that
are commonly useful for most element types, as well as a combined
version, summary
, that computes all of them in a single
parallel step, which is normally more efficient than computing each
in turn.
The methods in this class are designed to perform efficiently with both large and small pools, even with single-thread pools on uniprocessors. However, there is some overhead in parallelizing operations, so short computations on small arrays might not execute faster than sequential versions, and might even be slower.
Sample usages.
The main difference between programming with plain arrays and
programming with aggregates is that you must separately define each
of the component functions on elements. For example, the following
returns the maximum Grade Point Average across all senior students,
given a (fictional) Student
class:
import static Ops.*; class StudentStatistics { ParallelArray<Student> students = ... // ... public double getMaxSeniorGpa() { return students.withFilter(isSenior).withMapping(gpaField).max(); } // helpers: static final class IsSenior implements Predicate<Student> { public boolean op(Student s) { return s.credits > 90; } } static final IsSenior isSenior = new IsSenior(); static final class GpaField implements ObjectToDouble<Student> { public double op(Student s) { return s.gpa; } } static final GpaField gpaField = new GpaField(); }
Modifiers | Name | Description |
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class |
ParallelArray.AsList |
|
class |
ParallelArray.ListIter |
|
static class |
ParallelArray.ParallelArrayIterator |
|
static interface |
ParallelArray.SummaryStatistics |
Summary statistics for a possibly bounded, filtered, and/or mapped ParallelArray. |
Modifiers | Name | Description |
---|---|---|
ParallelArray.AsList |
listView |
Lazily constructed list view |
Constructor and description |
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protected ParallelArray
(java.util.concurrent.ForkJoinPool executor, T[] array, int limit) Constructor for use by subclasses to create a new ParallelArray using the given executor, and initially using the supplied array, with effective size bound by the given limit. |
ParallelArray
(java.util.concurrent.ForkJoinPool executor, T[] array) Trusted internal version of protected constructor. |
Type | Name and description |
---|---|
ParallelArray<T> |
addAll(T[] other) Equivalent to asList().addAll but specialized for array
arguments and likely to be more efficient. |
ParallelArray<T> |
addAll(ParallelArrayWithMapping<V, T> other) Appends all (possibly bounded, filtered, or mapped) elements of the given ParallelArray, resizing and/or reallocating this array if necessary. |
ParallelArray<T> |
all() Returns a new ParallelArray holding all elements. |
ParallelArray<T> |
all(java.lang.Class<? super T> elementType) Returns a new ParallelArray with the given element type holding all elements. |
ParallelArray<T> |
allNonidenticalElements() Returns a new ParallelArray containing only the non-null unique elements of this array (that is, without any duplicates), using reference identity to test for duplication. |
ParallelArray<T> |
allUniqueElements() Returns a new ParallelArray containing only the non-null unique elements of this array (that is, without any duplicates), using each element's equals method to test for duplication. |
void |
appendElement(T e) |
void |
apply(Procedure<? super T> procedure) Applies the given procedure to elements. |
java.util.List<T> |
asList() Returns a view of this ParallelArray as a List. |
int |
binarySearch(T target) Assuming this array is sorted, returns the index of an element equal to given target, or -1 if not present. |
int |
binarySearch(T target, java.util.Comparator<? super T> comparator) Assuming this array is sorted with respect to the given comparator, returns the index of an element equal to given target, or -1 if not present. |
static ParallelArray<T> |
create(int size, java.lang.Class<? super T> elementType, java.util.concurrent.ForkJoinPool executor) Creates a new ParallelArray using the given executor and an array of the given size constructed using the indicated base element type. |
static ParallelArray<T> |
createEmpty(int size, java.lang.Class<? super T> elementType, java.util.concurrent.ForkJoinPool executor) Creates a new ParallelArray using the given executor and an array of the given size constructed using the indicated base element type, but with an initial effective size of zero, enabling incremental insertion via ParallelArray.asList operations. |
static ParallelArray<T> |
createFromCopy(T[] source, java.util.concurrent.ForkJoinPool executor) Creates a new ParallelArray using the given executor and initially holding copies of the given source elements. |
static ParallelArray<T> |
createFromCopy(int size, T[] source, java.util.concurrent.ForkJoinPool executor) Creates a new ParallelArray using an array of the given size, initially holding copies of the given source truncated or padded with nulls to obtain the specified length. |
static ParallelArray<T> |
createUsingHandoff(T[] handoff, java.util.concurrent.ForkJoinPool executor) Creates a new ParallelArray initially using the given array and executor. |
ParallelArray<T> |
cumulate(Reducer<T> reducer, T base) Replaces each element with the running cumulation of applying the given reducer. |
static java.util.concurrent.ForkJoinPool |
defaultExecutor() Returns a common default executor for use in ParallelArrays. |
T |
get(int i) Returns the element of the array at the given index. |
T[] |
getArray() Returns the underlying array used for computations. |
java.util.concurrent.ForkJoinPool |
getExecutor() Returns the executor used for computations. |
boolean |
hasAllEqualElements(ParallelArrayWithMapping<U, V> other) Returns true if all elements at the same relative positions of this and other array are equal. |
boolean |
hasAllIdenticalElements(ParallelArrayWithMapping<U, V> other) Returns true if all elements at the same relative positions of this and other array are identical. |
int |
indexOf(T target) Returns the index of some element equal to given target, or -1 if not present. |
void |
insertElementAt(int index, T e) |
void |
insertSlotsAt(int index, int len) Makes len slots available at index. |
java.util.Iterator<T> |
iterator() Returns an iterator stepping through each element of the array up to the current limit. |
T |
max(java.util.Comparator<? super T> comparator) Returns the maximum element, or null if empty. |
T |
max() Returns the maximum element, or null if empty, assuming that all elements are Comparables. |
T |
min(java.util.Comparator<? super T> comparator) Returns the minimum element, or null if empty. |
T |
min() Returns the minimum element, or null if empty, assuming that all elements are Comparables. |
T |
precumulate(Reducer<T> reducer, T base) Replaces each element with the cumulation of applying the given reducer to all previous values, and returns the total reduction. |
T |
reduce(Reducer<T> reducer, T base) Returns reduction of elements. |
ParallelArray<T> |
removeAll(Predicate<? super T> selector) Removes from the array all elements for which the given selector holds. |
ParallelArray<T> |
removeConsecutiveDuplicates() Removes consecutive elements that are equal (or null), shifting others leftward, and possibly decreasing size. |
ParallelArray<T> |
removeNulls() Removes null elements, shifting others leftward, and possibly decreasing size. |
void |
removeSlotAt(int index) |
void |
removeSlotsAt(int fromIndex, int toIndex) |
void |
replaceElementsWith(T[] a) |
ParallelArray<T> |
replaceWithGeneratedValue(Generator<? extends T> generator) Replaces elements with the results of applying the given generator. |
ParallelArray<T> |
replaceWithMappedIndex(IntToObject<? extends T> op) Replaces elements with the results of applying the given mapping to their indices. |
ParallelArray<T> |
replaceWithMappedIndex(IntAndObjectToObject<? super T, ? extends T> op) Replaces elements with the results of applying the given mapping to each index and current element value. |
ParallelArray<T> |
replaceWithMapping(Op<? super T, ? extends T> op) Replaces elements with the results of applying the given transform to their current values. |
ParallelArray<T> |
replaceWithMapping(BinaryOp<? super T, ? super V, ? extends T> combiner, ParallelArrayWithMapping<W, V> other) Replaces elements with results of applying op(thisElement, otherElement) . |
ParallelArray<T> |
replaceWithMapping(BinaryOp<T, T, T> combiner, T[] other) Replaces elements with results of applying op(thisElement, otherElement) . |
ParallelArray<T> |
replaceWithValue(T value) Replaces elements with the given value. |
void |
resizeArray(int newCap) |
int |
seqIndexOf(java.lang.Object target) |
int |
seqLastIndexOf(java.lang.Object target) |
void |
set(int i, T x) Sets the element of the array at the given index to the given value. |
void |
setLimit(int newLimit) Ensures that the underlying array can be accessed up to the given upper bound, reallocating and copying the underlying array to expand if necessary. |
int |
size() Returns the effective size of the underlying array. |
ParallelArray<T> |
sort(java.util.Comparator<? super T> comparator) Sorts the array. |
ParallelArray<T> |
sort() Sorts the array, assuming all elements are Comparable. |
groovyx.gpars.extra166y.ParallelArray.SummaryStatistics<T> |
summary(java.util.Comparator<? super T> comparator) Returns summary statistics, using the given comparator to locate minimum and maximum elements. |
groovyx.gpars.extra166y.ParallelArray.SummaryStatistics<T> |
summary() Returns summary statistics, assuming that all elements are Comparables. |
java.lang.String |
toString() Equivalent to asList().toString() . |
ParallelArrayWithBounds<T> |
withBounds(int firstIndex, int upperBound) Returns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate only on the elements of the array between firstIndex (inclusive) and upperBound (exclusive). |
ParallelArrayWithFilter<T> |
withFilter(Predicate<? super T> selector) Returns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate only on the elements of the array for which the given selector returns true. |
ParallelArrayWithFilter<T> |
withFilter(BinaryPredicate<? super T, ? super V> selector, ParallelArrayWithMapping<W, V> other) Returns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate only on elements for which the given binary selector returns true. |
ParallelArrayWithFilter<T> |
withIndexedFilter(IntAndObjectPredicate<? super T> selector) Returns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate only on elements for which the given indexed selector returns true. |
ParallelArrayWithMapping<T, U> |
withIndexedMapping(IntAndObjectToObject<? super T, ? extends U> mapper) Returns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on mappings of this array using the given mapper that accepts as arguments an element's current index and value, and produces a new value. |
ParallelArrayWithDoubleMapping<T> |
withIndexedMapping(IntAndObjectToDouble<? super T> mapper) Returns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on mappings of this array using the given mapper that accepts as arguments an element's current index and value, and produces a new value. |
ParallelArrayWithLongMapping<T> |
withIndexedMapping(IntAndObjectToLong<? super T> mapper) Returns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on mappings of this array using the given mapper that accepts as arguments an element's current index and value, and produces a new value. |
ParallelArrayWithMapping<T, U> |
withMapping(Op<? super T, ? extends U> op) Returns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on mapped elements of the array using the given op. |
ParallelArrayWithDoubleMapping<T> |
withMapping(ObjectToDouble<? super T> op) Returns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on mapped elements of the array using the given op. |
ParallelArrayWithLongMapping<T> |
withMapping(ObjectToLong<? super T> op) Returns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on mapped elements of the array using the given op. |
ParallelArrayWithMapping<T, V> |
withMapping(BinaryOp<? super T, ? super U, ? extends V> combiner, ParallelArrayWithMapping<W, U> other) Returns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on binary mappings of this array and the other array. |
ParallelArrayWithMapping<T, V> |
withMapping(ObjectAndDoubleToObject<? super T, ? extends V> combiner, ParallelDoubleArrayWithDoubleMapping other) Returns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on binary mappings of this array and the other array. |
ParallelArrayWithMapping<T, V> |
withMapping(ObjectAndLongToObject<? super T, ? extends V> combiner, ParallelLongArrayWithLongMapping other) Returns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on binary mappings of this array and the other array. |
ParallelArrayWithDoubleMapping<T> |
withMapping(ObjectAndObjectToDouble<? super T, ? super U> combiner, ParallelArrayWithMapping<W, U> other) Returns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on binary mappings of this array and the other array. |
ParallelArrayWithDoubleMapping<T> |
withMapping(ObjectAndDoubleToDouble<? super T> combiner, ParallelDoubleArrayWithDoubleMapping other) Returns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on binary mappings of this array and the other array. |
ParallelArrayWithDoubleMapping<T> |
withMapping(ObjectAndLongToDouble<? super T> combiner, ParallelLongArrayWithLongMapping other) Returns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on binary mappings of this array and the other array. |
ParallelArrayWithLongMapping<T> |
withMapping(ObjectAndObjectToLong<? super T, ? super U> combiner, ParallelArrayWithMapping<W, U> other) Returns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on binary mappings of this array and the other array. |
ParallelArrayWithLongMapping<T> |
withMapping(ObjectAndDoubleToLong<? super T> combiner, ParallelDoubleArrayWithDoubleMapping other) Returns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on binary mappings of this array and the other array. |
ParallelArrayWithLongMapping<T> |
withMapping(ObjectAndLongToLong<? super T> combiner, ParallelLongArrayWithLongMapping other) Returns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on binary mappings of this array and the other array. |
Lazily constructed list view
Constructor for use by subclasses to create a new ParallelArray using the given executor, and initially using the supplied array, with effective size bound by the given limit. This constructor is designed to enable extensions via subclassing. To create a ParallelArray, use create, createEmpty, createUsingHandoff or createFromCopy.
executor
- the executorarray
- the arraylimit
- the upper bound limitTrusted internal version of protected constructor.
Equivalent to asList().addAll
but specialized for array
arguments and likely to be more efficient.
other
- the elements to addAppends all (possibly bounded, filtered, or mapped) elements of the given ParallelArray, resizing and/or reallocating this array if necessary.
other
- the elements to addReturns a new ParallelArray holding all elements.
Returns a new ParallelArray with the given element type holding all elements.
elementType
- the type of the elementsReturns a new ParallelArray containing only the non-null unique elements of this array (that is, without any duplicates), using reference identity to test for duplication.
Returns a new ParallelArray containing only the non-null unique
elements of this array (that is, without any duplicates), using
each element's equals
method to test for duplication.
Applies the given procedure to elements.
procedure
- the procedureReturns a view of this ParallelArray as a List. This List has the same structural and performance characteristics as java.util.ArrayList, and may be used to modify, replace or extend the bounds of the array underlying this ParallelArray. The methods supported by this list view are not in general implemented as parallel operations. This list is also not itself thread-safe. In particular, performing list updates while other parallel operations are in progress has undefined (and surely undesired) effects.
Assuming this array is sorted, returns the index of an element equal to given target, or -1 if not present. If the array is not sorted, the results are undefined.
target
- the element to search forAssuming this array is sorted with respect to the given comparator, returns the index of an element equal to given target, or -1 if not present. If the array is not sorted, the results are undefined.
target
- the element to search forcomparator
- the comparatorCreates a new ParallelArray using the given executor and an array of the given size constructed using the indicated base element type.
size
- the array sizeelementType
- the type of the elementsexecutor
- the executorCreates a new ParallelArray using the given executor and an array of the given size constructed using the indicated base element type, but with an initial effective size of zero, enabling incremental insertion via ParallelArray.asList operations.
size
- the array sizeelementType
- the type of the elementsexecutor
- the executorCreates a new ParallelArray using the given executor and initially holding copies of the given source elements.
source
- the source of initial elementsexecutor
- the executorCreates a new ParallelArray using an array of the given size, initially holding copies of the given source truncated or padded with nulls to obtain the specified length.
source
- the source of initial elementssize
- the array sizeexecutor
- the executorCreates a new ParallelArray initially using the given array and executor. In general, the handed off array should not be used for other purposes once constructing this ParallelArray. The given array may be internally replaced by another array in the course of methods that add or remove elements.
handoff
- the arrayexecutor
- the executor Replaces each element with the running cumulation of applying
the given reducer. For example, if the contents are the numbers
1, 2, 3
, and the reducer operation adds numbers, then
after invocation of this method, the contents would be 1,
3, 6
(that is, 1, 1+2, 1+2+3
).
reducer
- the reducerbase
- the result for an empty arrayReturns a common default executor for use in ParallelArrays. This executor arranges enough parallelism to use most, but not necessarily all, of the available processors on this system.
Returns the element of the array at the given index.
i
- the indexReturns the underlying array used for computations.
Returns the executor used for computations.
Returns true if all elements at the same relative positions of this and other array are equal.
other
- the other arrayReturns true if all elements at the same relative positions of this and other array are identical.
other
- the other arrayReturns the index of some element equal to given target, or -1 if not present.
target
- the element to search forMakes len slots available at index.
Returns an iterator stepping through each element of the array
up to the current limit. This iterator does not
support the remove operation. However, a full
ListIterator
supporting add, remove, and set
operations is available via asList.
Returns the maximum element, or null if empty.
comparator
- the comparatorReturns the maximum element, or null if empty, assuming that all elements are Comparables.
Returns the minimum element, or null if empty.
comparator
- the comparatorReturns the minimum element, or null if empty, assuming that all elements are Comparables.
Replaces each element with the cumulation of applying the given
reducer to all previous values, and returns the total
reduction. For example, if the contents are the numbers 1,
2, 3
, and the reducer operation adds numbers, then after
invocation of this method, the contents would be 0, 1,
3
(that is, 0, 0+1, 0+1+2
, and the return value
would be 6 (that is, 1+2+3
).
reducer
- the reducerbase
- the result for an empty arrayReturns reduction of elements.
reducer
- the reducerbase
- the result for an empty arrayRemoves from the array all elements for which the given selector holds.
selector
- the selectorRemoves consecutive elements that are equal (or null), shifting others leftward, and possibly decreasing size. This method may be used after sorting to ensure that this ParallelArray contains a set of unique elements.
Removes null elements, shifting others leftward, and possibly decreasing size.
Replaces elements with the results of applying the given generator.
generator
- the generatorReplaces elements with the results of applying the given mapping to their indices.
op
- the opReplaces elements with the results of applying the given mapping to each index and current element value.
op
- the opReplaces elements with the results of applying the given transform to their current values.
op
- the op Replaces elements with results of applying
op(thisElement, otherElement)
.
other
- the other arraycombiner
- the combiner Replaces elements with results of applying
op(thisElement, otherElement)
.
other
- the other arraycombiner
- the combinerReplaces elements with the given value.
value
- the valueSets the element of the array at the given index to the given value.
i
- the indexx
- the valueEnsures that the underlying array can be accessed up to the given upper bound, reallocating and copying the underlying array to expand if necessary. Or, if the given limit is less than the length of the underlying array, causes computations to ignore elements past the given limit.
newLimit
- the new upper boundReturns the effective size of the underlying array. The effective size is the current limit, if used (see setLimit), or the length of the array otherwise.
Sorts the array. Unlike Arrays.sort, this sort does not guarantee that elements with equal keys maintain their relative position in the array.
comparator
- the comparator to useSorts the array, assuming all elements are Comparable. Unlike Arrays.sort, this sort does not guarantee that elements with equal keys maintain their relative position in the array.
Returns summary statistics, using the given comparator to locate minimum and maximum elements.
comparator
- the comparator to use for
locating minimum and maximum elementsReturns summary statistics, assuming that all elements are Comparables.
Equivalent to asList().toString()
.
Returns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate only on the elements of the array between firstIndex (inclusive) and upperBound (exclusive).
firstIndex
- the lower bound (inclusive)upperBound
- the upper bound (exclusive)Returns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate only on the elements of the array for which the given selector returns true.
selector
- the selectorReturns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate only on elements for which the given binary selector returns true.
selector
- the selectorReturns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate only on elements for which the given indexed selector returns true.
selector
- the selectorReturns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on mappings of this array using the given mapper that accepts as arguments an element's current index and value, and produces a new value. Index-based mappings allow parallel computation of many common array operations. For example, you could create function to average the values at the same index of multiple arrays and apply it using this method.
mapper
- the mapperReturns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on mappings of this array using the given mapper that accepts as arguments an element's current index and value, and produces a new value.
mapper
- the mapperReturns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on mappings of this array using the given mapper that accepts as arguments an element's current index and value, and produces a new value.
mapper
- the mapperReturns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on mapped elements of the array using the given op.
op
- the opReturns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on mapped elements of the array using the given op.
op
- the opReturns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on mapped elements of the array using the given op.
op
- the opReturns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on binary mappings of this array and the other array.
combiner
- the combinerother
- the other arrayReturns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on binary mappings of this array and the other array.
combiner
- the combinerother
- the other arrayReturns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on binary mappings of this array and the other array.
combiner
- the combinerother
- the other arrayReturns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on binary mappings of this array and the other array.
combiner
- the combinerother
- the other arrayReturns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on binary mappings of this array and the other array.
combiner
- the combinerother
- the other arrayReturns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on binary mappings of this array and the other array.
combiner
- the combinerother
- the other arrayReturns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on binary mappings of this array and the other array.
combiner
- the combinerother
- the other arrayReturns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on binary mappings of this array and the other array.
combiner
- the combinerother
- the other arrayReturns an operation prefix that causes a method to operate on binary mappings of this array and the other array.
combiner
- the combinerother
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