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v1.2.0 Latest Latest Go to latest Published: Dec 13, 2024 License: MIT Imports: 0 Imported by: 0

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func DefaultFloat32Comparator(a, b float32) int
func DefaultFloat64Comparator(a, b float64) int
func DefaultIntegerComparator(a, b int) int
func DefaultStringComparator(a, b string) int
type ComparatorFunction

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Functions ¶

func DefaultFloat32Comparator ¶

func DefaultFloat32Comparator(a, b float32) int

func DefaultFloat64Comparator ¶

func DefaultFloat64Comparator(a, b float64) int

func DefaultIntegerComparator ¶

func DefaultIntegerComparator(a, b int) int

func DefaultStringComparator ¶

func DefaultStringComparator(a, b string) int

Types ¶

type ComparatorFunction ¶

type ComparatorFunction[T any] func(a, b T) int

Comparators take two items, a and b, and returns a negative value if a<b, a positive value if a>b, and zero if a==b

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