It's one of the paradoxes of blogging that most every blogger (including myself) is sharing what they know right now (let's quietly ignore those who blog purely for traffic and visibility). Since everyone is learning, this can result in poor or misleading information being shared just as much as good information. Keep this in mind as you read any blog - how experienced is the writer and how well do they really know what they're talking about.
I'm just as flawed as other bloggers, so you should feel encouraged to check my ideas for yourself. Keep the date in mind as well - in our fast moving field, even good ideas can become obsolete.
Saturday, November 17 2018
priority-queues
csharp
As we did with our original immutable queue, we’ll define dedicated implementations of IImmutablePriorityQueue<T> for handling empty and single item queues.
Saturday, November 10 2018
priority-queues
csharp
After exploring last time how to remove an item from a queue, let’s look at the slightly more complex case of adding items.
Saturday, November 03 2018
priority-queues
csharp
Before we can start on the actual implementation of our immutable priority queue, we need to understand the algorithms we’re going to use. There are two different scenarios to consider - when we enqueue something onto the queue, and when we dequeue the head.
Saturday, October 27 2018
priority-queues
csharp
As we did previously with our regular immutable queue, we should start by considering the design of our external interface - our API. How do we want our users to create and interact with our priority queue?
Saturday, October 20 2018
priority-queues
csharp
Recently, while working on a personal project, I needed a priority queue. Instead of slamming all of the items into a sorted list and making do, I decided to do the job properly and write a proper abstraction. To keep things interesting, it was an immutable implementation.
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| A better approach to reflection | 13 Oct 2018 |
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