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When you search for a number, you will see Spam Statistics in the results. These statistics showcase six important trends about the phone number: Calls Made, Spam Reports, Look-ups, Pick-up Rate, Top Countries, and Peak Calling Hours. We believe these are the most important indicators to allow you to determine how risky the number is.
ii. Spam Reports showcases how many times Truecaller users marked this specific number as a spam caller and will also indicate by percentage if this is increasing or decreasing in the last 60 days.
v. Top Countries shows the countries to which the specific phone number makes the most calls. So a number based in The Philippines can be active in The Philippines, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar.
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In the search bar, you can either add the full number (including country code) while checking a phone number. Alternatively, you can tap on the country selector button and choose the country you want to search in.
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When you attended your U.S. embassy or consulate appointment, you should have received an immigrant data summary stapled to the front of your immigrant visa package. You can find your A-Number and DOS Case ID at the top of the immigrant data summary, as shown in the picture below.
When using the search function, I would like a feature to count of the number of records found in a search. This would be a great help when comparing two or more searches to see if the count is different.
I am looking for something similar to the following screenshot from Evernote for Windows (v 6.25.1.9091) on my Evernote for Android (v 8.13.3). Is there such feature on the Evernote for Android? Evernote for Android does show number of notes for each notebook so do I need to cumbersomely tally up all the number of notes in each notebook?
I'm still on 8.13.3 and can't find an easy notes total - but why do you need one? Your mobile does not store all the notes, just a search index so you can download the latest version(s) of notes from the server. What's actually on your device is just temporary storage. If you can see a notes total on your desktop, that would be the same for the mobile app.
To check what "uploading in progress" notes you have, check for that phrase on a desktop or (maybe) on the browser version. I just checked on my Desktop Legacy app and didn't find any - but it was quite a long search. If you do find some, you should be able to go to the original source page and re-clip.
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If you do not qualify for Health First Colorado, you have other coverage options. You will need your Case Number to find out if you qualify for financial assistance to help buy private health insurance through Connect for Health Colorado.
That would be used to find if there was a problem with text engraving punching holes through thin parts of my closed 3D surface. My original closed surface is topologically equivalent to a sphere and punching holes in it would make it equivalent to a torus (genus 1) or higher degree genus surface (see images above).
Find or determine non existence of a number in a sorted list of N numbers where the numbers range over M, M >> N and N large enough to span multiple disks. Algorithm to beat O(log n); bonus points for constant time algorithm.
One approach I considered was to binary search the min/max of each disk to determine the disk that should hold that number, if it exists, then binary search on the disk itself. Of course this is only an order of magnitude speedup if the number of disks is large and you also have a sorted list of disks. I think this would yield some sort of O(log log n) time.
As for the M >> N hint, perhaps if you know how many numbers are on a disk and what the range is, you could use the pigeonhole principle to rule out some cases some of the time, but I can't figure out an order of magnitude improvement.
Since the question does not state in which format the numbers are stored you can tell the interviewer that you are going to assume that the numbers are stored in a physical way. For example each number may be written on a card and each card is owned by one person.
But, if we know a little more about the input distribution we can do more stuff. If are told (by the interviewer :)) that the numbers are contiguous, then an O(1) solution is possible. The difference between the first element and element we are looking for will give us an exact spot we should expect to find the number.
Since we know the range of the numbers (M) we could perform an interpolated binary search. Rather than bisect the search range by 1/2 bisect it by N / (HI - LO). The result will still be O(log N) but with a lower constant. This technique works better if we know there are no duplicates in the data, and the question seems to hint that might be the case, but it is not definitive.
You can use a bit of randomization in this problem. Rather than using Binary search, randomly chose a point and then check if x (number to be searched) is less than or greater than current value. You can start from both ends and iteratively reduce the size of search space. In very small iterations only you can reduce it to small domain and later you can apply binary search for efficiency.
It's a provable fact that any algorithm that does compares cannot possibly beat log(n). That means a constant time solution cannot compare numbers to each other. A constant time solution will involve trickery in all cases.
Set up a number of indirect blocks or lists whose elements point to more indirect blocks/lists. Repeat until you get to a desired level of direct blocks/list. The idea is to use something similar to how some file systems access their file data (direct, indirect, doubly indirect and triply indirect blocks). It is quite likely that for number ranges that they are requesting you will need more than triple indirection.
Each part of the number you are looking up can refer to a separate index in the indirect/direct tables. Eventually, you will have broken the search down far enough that you can read the final section that may or may not contain the number. Then you can search this final section with an algorithm of your choice.
So in this way for any given number X, The networking time for the client query server to reach the search nodes can be treated as constant time; the time for a search node to look up a document representing number X is also constant time since the documents amount on each search node is a fixed number K.
N in practice can be really large, so even the number N itself may need many disks to be stored (the way I read the question : ). I think this just denotes that you cannot create a simple lookup array of size M, because M > N, thus no point.
Call numbers are used to organize a collection of volumes, keeping similar materials together and allowing us to find a specific item among thousands or millions of others. In general, a book's call number acts as its address on the shelf. Note: Electronic books do not have call numbers, only physical books do.
Next, click the title of the book you want to find. This opens up a landing page for that book. Look for the call number in two places. First is at the top, where it says "Available at" then the name of a library, followed by the call number in parentheses.
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