pub fn new() -> Levenshtein {
        Levenshtein {
            base_char1_costs: HashMap::new()
        }
    }
/// <summary>Create a new instance of Levenshtein using the specified expected
/// maximum string length that will be encountered.</summary>
/// <remarks>By specifying the max expected string length, better memory efficiency
/// can be achieved.</remarks>
/// <param name="expectedMaxStringLength">The expected maximum length of strings that will
/// be passed to the Levenshtein methods.</param>
Create a new instance of Levenshtein using the specified expected
maximum string length that will be encountered.
By specifying the max expected string length, better memory efficiency
can be achieved.
The expected maximum length of strings that will
be passed to the Levenshtein methods.
Create a new instance of Levenshtein using the specified expected maximum string length that will be encountered . By specifying the max expected string length better memory efficiency can be achieved . The expected maximum length of strings that will be passed to the Levenshtein methods .
pub fn new() -> Levenshtein {
        Levenshtein {
            base_char1_costs: HashMap::new()
        }
    }
pub fn new ( ) -> Levenshtein { Levenshtein { base_char1_costs : HashMap :: new ( ) } }
<summary>Create a new instance of Levenshtein using the specified expected
maximum string length that will be encountered.</summary>
<remarks>By specifying the max expected string length, better memory efficiency
can be achieved.</remarks>
<param name="expectedMaxStringLength">The expected maximum length of strings that will
be passed to the Levenshtein methods.</param>
<summary > Create a new instance of Levenshtein using the specified expected maximum string length that will be encountered . < / summary > <remarks > By specifying the max expected string length better memory efficiency can be achieved . < / remarks > <param name = " expectedMaxStringLength " > The expected maximum length of strings that will be passed to the Levenshtein methods . < / param >