I'm a tech generalist. I've done desktop Linux app work, systems work, and web dev stuff (in Django, Rails, and Phoenix). I got into functional programming & Elixir last year, and I really like it.
And this is where the distinction in memory between an array and a linked list comes in, I suppose, because sticking something on the front of a linked list should be constant like the push & pop. (Meanwhile, accessing within a linked list is linear.)
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And this is where the distinction in memory between an array and a linked list comes in, I suppose, because sticking something on the front of a linked list should be constant like the push & pop. (Meanwhile, accessing within a linked list is linear.)