They wrote a whole book on how to implement a linked list in rust
They wrote a whole book on how to implement a linked list in rust
Jayden Gray
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Easton Barnes
>Linked lists are terrible data structures.
this is ropium
Christian Sanders
>rust-unofficial.github.io
A NEET wrote this
Oliver Young
>Doubly-linked lists are hard, and I always make a mistake somewhere.
Imagine thinking linked fucking lists are a complex data structure
Blake Sanders
unicode, whats that? C-strings are gr- (segmentation fault: core dumped)
Blake Morris
It is in Rust.
Eli Ramirez
>pre-refcell reference
rent free
Anthony Turner
>before rust
man
>after rust
"woman"
checks out
Alexander Wilson
lmao, that pic is unirocally correct. it's what i hate about modern languages, there's 50 fucking ways to do the same shit.
Zachary Reyes
Because a provable-safe-at-runtime graph is hard. You know, Rust can do a linked list in exactly the same way C/C++ can, right?
Lucas Ramirez
>language can't implement it
>write entire diatribe against it
I don't mind the Rust language, but the way it's proponents act is quite appalling.
Dylan Butler
Lists are not useful in any way and their performance is abysmal. Use proper data structures instead.
Jayden Clark
that's an unrealistic transition.
your height and hands can't change.
Chase Campbell
It's called HRT, sweaty.
Chase Howard
Because problems are different and require different solutions
Samuel Carter
this has been debunked already
Zachary Williams
>Using an older toolchain is possible, but unlocks a secret hardmode, where you get extra compiler errors that go completely unmentioned in the text of this book. Wow, sounds like fun!
imagine actually living in redditmerica and listening to redditspeak all day.
Mason Roberts
>t. high on copium
>import solution
Jose Johnson
So what advantage do linked lists have over an array or vector?
Thomas Scott
Don't have to be contiguous in memory
Jose Anderson
This , but linked list is also a simple version of an oriented graph, which definitely has its uses. If rust has issues with linked lists, I doubt it does any better with graphs.