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Can we assume the input is UTF-8 normalized? Many SIMD-powered implementation, or implementations that do not rely on building Strings right away will assume the input is UTF-8 normalized. Is this a valid assumption?
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Yes, you can assume that byte-wise different strings are different.
Because normalization is about equivalence of sequences of code-points and because the reference solution does not contain any code to normalize the city names, I think that the reference solution treats equivalent names represented by different sequences of code-points as unequal.
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Can we assume the input is UTF-8 normalized? Many SIMD-powered implementation, or implementations that do not rely on building Strings right away will assume the input is UTF-8 normalized. Is this a valid assumption?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: