Goce Smilevski


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An Efficient Set-based Solution for Islands and Gaps

After reading a recent article on identifying islands and gaps in sequential numbers, one of our readers was inspired to develop a more efficient solution for fragmented data. New Author Goce Smilevski brings us his solution and supporting data to show how this can be done better.

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2021-04-16 (first published: )

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