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by fenollp
3818 days ago
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What do you mean "lists this way"? A list is always a linked list, simply of doubly, and that's the name that defines the datastructure. If you want an other complexity for such-and-such operation use another datasctructure. Be it stack, array / vector, tree, trie, … Lists are lists in C++, Erlang, Haskell, Obj-C, …
If one calls a PHP `array()` or a JS `[]` a list, it's not right in the CS sense, but it's correct in the general sense I guess. But then again, this is something one learns with time. |
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