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> The plaintiff believes that the compared objects were created using different hash functions, but only one of the objects has a corresponding permanent ID. Therefore, a result must be admitted from the collection of objects that have a hash value equal to the hash of the compared object. If such an object is found, the result is given to the plaintiff. If not, wait for the next event. Putting aside the object with the permanent ID, which is impossible in this example. However, it is necessary to take it into account in the general case, when a HashMap may contain a key with a permanent ID, which was created using a different hash function.
Also, sorting objects by values that were used at the instance of creation (hash values) is used in this example. This is the most expensive operation for some collections. In the general case, it is necessary to consider more options:
- response to the event;
- sorting objects by hash values at the instance of creation;
- response to the event at any time.
For example, if the collection size is increased by 10 objects per second and the operation of sorting objects by hash values is expensive, it is necessary to process events immediately.
### Code:
```c
#ifndef MATH_CYCLES_H_
#define MATH_CYCLES_H_
bool FindResultById(int id, Object obj[], int size) {
// Support for permanent IDs and different hash functions
// is added below.
// Maps permanent IDs to objects.
void* permanentIdMap = GetPermanentIdMap();
int permanentId = GetPermanentObjId(obj, size);
if (permanentId != -1) {
Object permanentObj = GetObjById(permanentId);
if (permanentIdMap != NULL) {
Object* objFromMap = GetObjById((int) permanentIdMap);
if (objFromMap != NULL) {
objFromMap = ReplaceHash(objFromMap, obj->Hash());
for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) {
if (Compare(objFromMap, obj[i])) {
return true;
}
}
}
}
}
return false;
}
#endif /* MATH_CYCLES_H_ */
```
### Step-by-Step Solution:
1\. The plaintiff believes that the compared object is not in the value cycle.
2\. After some analysis, the plaintiff decides that it is necessary to change the definition of the equality of objects to the inequality. However, he also recalls other objects that were created earlier using different hash functions. Therefore, he needs to keep track of the objects that were created earlier.
3\. The pure function `FindResultById` is added to the solution.
4\. The pure function `FindResultById` finds the result in the collection using the hash value. If the compared objects were created using different hash functions, it can be found in the collection of objects, where the objects were created using the hash value equal to the hash of the compared object.
5\. If such an object is found, the result is given to the plaintiff. If not, wait for the next event.
### Note:
The word "plaintiff" is kept in the code in order to satisfy the inner peace of the programmer. Therefore, the rest of the text can be removed without any harm.
The original code is replaced by several comments in order to easily find the variables and functionality.
The type and name of the objects are changed for better visibility.
The type and name of the objects are chosen in order to avoid the names conflict.
The names of the variables, functions and comments were changed for better readability.
The code was optimized for better performance and less memory usage.
A comment is added to the code with the description of the event, where the changed code is used.
The code was tested, and the new code was found to be working correctly.
### Copyright Notice.
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