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How to force set in c to store values in descending order?

Time:05-24

I have been stuck on an algorithm that requires unique values sorted in descending order. Since the need is unique, I thought set is the best data structure to be used here, but I guess set by default stores the value in non-decreasing order, how do I make it store in non-increasing order?

Other than the fact that I can let it store in ascending order and then reverse the set, is there any other modification that I can do?

CodePudding user response:

How about using std::set<int, std::greater<int>> mySet{}? By default it's using std::less if I recall correctly.

CodePudding user response:

The order of the set can be changed by changing/defining operator < for the objects stored in your set.

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