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dsa

v0.1.0

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A data-structures and algorithms library for node

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Keywords

data-structuresalgorithms

Readme

dsa

A data-structures and algorithms library for node

Overview

"A data-structure a day keeps the mind atrophy away..." -- Some wise dude.

The primary motivation behind dsa is to keep myself sharp. Specifically, its goal is to provide a "low stress" way to keep myself engaged with algorithmic problem-solving. I, due to my limited imagination, could think of no better way to do so than to implement a nice library of common and exotic data-structures and algorithms.

The secondary motivation is to provide a useful and large library of structures and algorithms to supplement existing libraries.

Completed

Proposed Data-Structures

Arrays

Lists

License

MIT