Lecture

A Closer Look at Lists

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Description

This lecture provides a detailed overview of lists, the core data structure used in the upcoming weeks. It covers list construction, decomposition, methods for sublists, element access, creating new lists, finding elements, and implementing functions like last, init, concatenation, reverse, and removeAt. The lecture also includes exercises to implement init, removeAt, flatten, and explores the complexity of list operations.

Instructors (2)

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